The Cat

Targett and Gallagher are sure to be in the 25. McQueen and McCarthy too maybe.

Nice. He was probably swayed by the fact our incredible support at Steaua in 2003 has gone down in Romanian footballing legend. I'm happy to have played a part in that.

I went in '94 when it was Therapy?, Biohazard, Pantera and Sepultura followed by Extreme. Whoever booked them in that slot certainly had a sense of humour.

The University has the odd gig but they are few and far between. Joiners is still open but they don't put on much I'm interested in these days. Agree about the Wedgewood Rooms, I was there a lot around the early 2000's but lately there hasn't been much. I am going to see Gruff Rhys there next month though. It's annoying having to go to London or Brighton for the decent bands.

Check the run on that video at 1:36. Takes it round virtually the whole team before scoring.

It is a real name. Looks a good footballer too http://www.hudl.com/athlete/2171936/highlights/50465395

It's no coincidence that hardly any bands play there twice. Also whoever does their bookings is clueless. Pompey Guildhall is better than Southampton's but it's still a crap venue. Someone really needs to plough some money into a multi-roomed venue that can cater for 200-2000 capacity crowds. The old Bargate Centre would be perfect.

Meh. I've gone off them with this album. Too overproduced for my liking. They seem to have crawled up their own backsides. They f.ucking rocked when I saw them at Brixton Academy in 2007 though. The crowd were singing No Cars Go all the way back to the tube station.

I can't pick one favourite. Low at the Union Chapel in 2001 was the most spine tingling. Sepultura at Brixton Academy in 1993 was the most nuts. Massive Attack at a one off outdoor gig in the middle of Bristol in 2003 was the most immersive. Wilco at the Wedgewood Rooms in 2004 would be the musos choice for sheer genius. The first night of Brian Wilson doing Pet Sounds at Royal Festival Hall was the most emotional. Flaming Lips at any of their gig's I've been to are the most fun. Radiohead's homecoming Oxford show in 2001 was the most special

FKA Twigs has her first album out on monday. This has Mercury Prize winner written all over it.

I wonder if he was driven in the white mercedes that was dumped up on the pavemet near the Ted Bates statue when I drove past an hour or so ago. He must have looked at the car parking charges and decided he'd be there for more than an hour.

I just hope we can sort this deal so Rojo can play for RoKo.

Exactly. The transfer money goes to pay fees, wages etc. The TV money/ticket sales/commercial revenue goes into the running of the club keeping it self sufficient for years to come. What's not to like about this?

"Kan-u do it? Yes you can!" is a new low, even for Pompey.

Ralph's already buying fans a pint, whereas myself and a couple of thousand others are still waiting for the one Cortese owes us from Plymouth away. Go Ralph!

You'll have to telepathically link into MLG's brain. It's all stored in there word for word.

He'd be out of luck if he went down there, they've all moved to Empress Road now.

Not really irrelevant if it allows us to secure our financial future and run the club solvently. Even if we had all our players and Cortese the FFP rules would have prevented us from making any big signings.

Pepe Reina to Bayern Munich, doubt they'll want Boruc now.

Are there Inter fans on their forums complaining about how long it's taken to get the Osvaldo deal over the line?

They had David Armstrong on 5live last night. Only caught the last few minutes in the car after 5 a side, but seemed like it was a reasonably in depth bit about Saints.

Super Ape is right up there. Did you see him at the Brook a few months back? He's still a great showman.

Pale Seas new EP is getting some good reaction. They're a local band who could be on the verge of big things. http://vimeo.com/98539035

I'm a big fan of their first album. This is a great tune from it.

Amazing album.