Whitey Grandad

Hmm... It's beginning to look more like a gamble the longer it goes on.

That was a red.

Ah, poor diddums.

Our passing was woeful last Saturday, very much out of character and under no pressure at all.

Couldn't they have just beamed him up?

Carry on like that and we should finish above them. The only problem is that they have to play QPR and Reading and they can't all lose.

Oh, yes. Law 11: • “gaining an advantage by being in that position” means playing a ball that rebounds to him off a goalpost or the crossbar having been in an offside position or playing a ball that rebounds to him off an opponent having been in an offside position

They look a bit asymmetric to my untrained eye.

Playing well is irrelevant. All that matters are points won.

I expect more people might recognise her nipples than recognise her face.

You're right about Fox. His antics for their first goal were comic. Ball-watching whilst Remy ran straight past him, then run back to try and catch up, then when Remy went to the right to open up an angle run in the opposite direction towards goal. If he'd run towards Remy it would at least have restricted his options of where to shoot.

Their first was down to Fox and the second to Shaw so on that basis we're stuffed. Poor passing all day long and no sense of purpose. Very depressing. I don't want to watch too much of that in the Championship.

I had a couple of friendly PMs with him before Christmas and I have an email address for him. He lives in New Zealand. I'll chase him up.

And I agree too. Should I be worried?

I saw their team coach (Colisseum) joining the M3 from Leigh Road at junction 13 this morning. I couldn't see anybody on it.

Time for us to turn on the afterburners and pull away from the pack.

Oh ye of little faith!

Would I like it?

I think that's Tokyo-Saint posting pictures of him/herself.

That would be a leisure centre.

The second from the left is the only one who's protecting her assets with her hand.

They don't look Welsh to me. Far too attractive.

The Welsh make up words as they go along. Just like 'ironing board' is 'bwrdd smwddio' I prefer good old Anglo-Saxon words like widdershins.

I don't know, there's this fellow: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-11-14/scooter-thief-caught-in-midair-after-crash/4371584

I think you'll find that's the longest word in Icelandic. They have a different alphabet to us normal people.