Whitey Grandad

I would too if only I could.

I think it's only fair that the receivers should be allowed a grunt too. Maybe even a loud scream now and again.

He'll run around it five times before turning back then heading off in the wrong direction.

On another note, it's Debbie Harry's birthday today. She's 80 😳

Best keep quiet about that. You wouldn't want it to leak out.

You try not giving Google your information and see how far you'd get. I understand your concerns but Big Brother has already got more than enough to go on.

Yet I suspect that almost all of the complainants have a smartphone and have no worries about the information that Google holds about them.

He was expected to do too much whilst playing on his own up front. None of these managers knew anything about attacking or trying to score goals.

I've watched bits of a couple of games but the games mean nothing to me. And the TV coverage is poor. Like most TV screenings these days the director doesn't 'get' football with too many different camera angles, endless replays of nothing and shots of the managers, the crowd, anything except what's actually happening on the pitch. It's designed for background showing in an American style sports bar where you only need to look up from your buffalo wings if a goal is scored or there's a penalty..

Various sites are suggesting a medical today. Or tomorrow. Or soon.

That all depends on how we fritter the proceeds.

Glastonbury That is all..

Surely you're Joshing?

Don't be sad it's over, be glad it's over.

When will we know the TV dates?

So fans could get transport as far as the maintenance depot? Seriously though, there's no point in building a station if the rail companies don't want to run trains to it.

Tasering is too good for them. 😉

And our soldiers get Sundays off.

Expected Germans?

One look at him and they'd turn straight round.

Alto Paulo

I'm sure it's technically possible but at what cost?

Not quite as extreme but last week I went into Athens from Piraeus on the train for €1.20 each way.

Well thank you sir, I'm quite touched. Just not as often as I might prefer.

When I used to play for IBM 'B' team on Sunday mornings at their ground in Hursley Charlie George used to take his dog out for a walk and would stand on the side watching us. I believe he lived for a while in one of those newish houses opposite the Stone Seat.