The Cat

We always go to End of the Road festival. Also going to Wilderness this year. Maybe Green Man too. Oh and Bloc which is is at Excel Centre in London this year with Orbital, Hyperdub showcase, Richie Hawtin, Flying Lotus, Squarepusher, Four Tet, Battles. The list just goes on and on and on.

Yeah. Just make sure you are nearish the front of the queue when waiting to get out the ground so you guarantee making the first train out of South Bermondsey. You'll be back at London Bridge by 6pm.

Funny. Football fans in knowing little about football shock. Why do people get cross about threads being dug up? Can't see why it matters, or is it that some people are annoyed that their old clueless posts count against them in what they see as some sort of pis5ing contest on an internet forum? And where is Arizona? He used to post a right load of old claptrap.

Geat results tonight. Hoping for a West Ham vs Birmingham play off final in a 'losers go bust' game.

That Reading deal is bonkers. Fair play to them. I wonder how the corporate sales are going for Pompey? The started advertising them on the screens way before Xmas.

Like people who use phrases such as "a gayer".

Dunno, just a joke. Marriage is a busted institution now anyway. If gay people want to do the same then I have no problem with it. Marriage means the sum of feck all these days anyway.

Legalise gay marriage but at the same time make it illegal for them to get divorced.

There's no doubt about that. His ability to ping 50 yard passes straight to a players feet and his calmness on the ball in a sometimes crowded midfield have been a joy to watch. However he's now added more to his game, one of the most notable assests being in his tackling and closing down. He will now try to win the ball while staying on his feet whereas before he was often sliding in mistiming tackles and giving away free kicks. Just shows what you can achieve with close analysis of a players game and subsequent work on it in training by a clued up manager and coaching staff.

Age 132. First game 1885 on Northlands Road. A 5-1 win over Freemantle if I remember rightly, although at my age the details are somewhat hazy. Haven't missed a game since which makes me the number 1 uber fan as you crazy kids like to call them.

He seems to lack conviction when he shoots. For whatever reason he just doesn't look comfortable with the ball at his feet in front of goal which is plain weird considering that anywhere else on the pitch he's completely in control of what he's doing.

Paul Jones pulled off an absolute worldy (as I believe it's known in the industry!) at the Dell in a Carling Cup 1/4 final. Sadly it was when he was playing for Stockport against Saints. We were losing 2-1 (which is how the game finished) and there was little time left when Matty hit a right howitzer towards the top corner. I was right in line with it and started to celebrate only for Jones to come from nowhere and claw it out of the top corner. The git.

eplsite.com seems good. I watched the Spurs vs Man Utd game on there earlier. They have loads of sopcast links too which are always very good quality.

http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/9566664.Tributes_paid_to__beautiful_little_girl__killed_in_road_crash/ RIP. Horrible. It gets pretty busy up Hamble Lane around 7pm as it's shift changeover time at Coopervision.

Ramage was terrible at Palace.

The only time I go into McDonalds is to use the toilet. Don't think I've bought food from there since I was a teenager.

Ironically Mail Online has ramped up their internet traffic by including the sort of gossip led articles and pictures of scantily clad women that their editor Paul Dacre hates. I imagine that if the Guardian were to stoop low into the gutter to include this type of content then they'd be back at number 1 where they were for years before. You may consider Murdoch a genius, I consider him someone who is raping money from the gullible British consumers while allowing his staff to persue highly illegal methods to do it. Still, as long as everyone can read the latest Katie Price article and look at pictures of half naked celebs falling out of taxis while people in Syria are dying in a horrific war that might get 2 paragraphs on page 18 that's fine.

I can't believe that people are happy to line the pockets of a company who thought it was fine to hack a dead girls phone for commercial gain. Clearly some people have no morals.

Bill Bailey putting Chris de Burgh into Room 101. Probably the same place a lot of trousers 19000 posts should go too.

Presumably this new card will also allow us to pay for our season tickets by installments as it's easy to block the card on entrance if payments haven't been kept up. I also agree with rewarding the most loyal fans with more points, and yes that includes people who go to the most aways over those who buy replica shirts, scarfs, pyjamas, cups, glasses and foam hands.

Because they occasionaly broke from airing their racist views to sing a few Saints songs. I was stood outside the pub opposite them for ages.

They are all pretty terrible in my opinion. Solent is quite funny due to it's quaintness but the music is so middle of the road it hurts whereas Wave 105 makes me want to curl up into a corner and die. Can't say I've really listened to it but my other half has Jack FM on in the car for her 15 mnutes to and from work. The only half decent music station in the day is 6 Music because they actually give airtime to some interesting records no other stations would entertain. But sadly even they play plenty of landfill indie tripe that bores me to tears. Sometimes I listen to Radio 4 because it makes me feel smug. 1Extra used to be ok, but their playlist has drifted into churning out too much of the bland US R&B that Radio 1 plays anyway rather than the more interesting UK hip hop which they've now relegated to specialist evening shows. There's some decent shows on Rinse but you need to stream it outside London and it's quite erratic in the quality of its output. The best radio show in the country is Tom Ravenscroft on 6Music, Friday evenings 9pm-midnight. He's John Peel's son and plays a similarly random bunch of bands, producers and noise makers. To anyone that likes radio I can't recommend it highly enough.

Brilliant. Cassetteboy is fantastic. One of the funniest things I've seen live was him and DJ Rubbish performing at a festival years ago..

The most offensive I've seen Saints fans was in Bethnal Green a few seasons ago when we were playing Orient away. A bunch of 50 year olds stood outside a pub spitting and abusing anyone who wasn't white. Even families with kids were getting grief off them, people just going about their daily business. Bizarrely there were about 6 Police vans and numerous coppers lining the pavements on the other side of the street due to the fact a planned march had been cancelled at the last minute and they'd all been drafted in on overtime and had nothing else to do. They knew what was going on but turned a blind eye, maybe because they thought steaming over to a pub rammed with football fans wouldn't be a good idea.