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Morgan oozes class. It's no accident that those who fail to see it are the oldies who think every pass should be forward.

Redmond is considered their gem by my Blues mates.

He just trawls all the feeds are regurgitates what he's read.

Are any of the English teams in the qualifying rounds?

They'll be more changes once the Europa League games are drawn. When does that happen?

About 2 weeks after the fixtures are out.

Chrome. Clean, crisp & portable.

Much better islands IMHO but I've always had a good time there. Thinking of taking the kids to one of the islands next May, not sure where though at the moment.

For those interested CP Company is currently available on Secret Sales http://secretsales.com/listing/?col=4202&page=255

Linking to sites is to save people money, sales are on after all and the whole point, always has been, is to try and find new brands and then, if they become mainstream, move on to new ones. Even at my age I enjoy doing that but I prefer finding an absolute bargain, which I'm very good at, being tight as I am. As for your Primark jib, it has some truth about it but, to me, the whole point is to wear it, whatever it is, well and I'm quite happy to buy M&S, which I do. It's not about being "cool", not at my age, it's about being different within a certain sector of fashion.

No one has mention price tags, fu.ck knows I'm tighter than a gnats chuff. Simply put, some of us like clothes & trainers and follow, in the loosest sense, a style driven by the terraces. It used to be called oneupmanship. No more geeky than speculating over a £40 piece of stripy nylon.

France are holding the 2016 championships.

Spain please. It's a decent jolly.

Totally. James, the fella that owns Terraces in Stoke, stocks the like of Weekend Offender, OTS, Luke etc as it brings the kids in as Pockets, up the road, sell all the Prada, SI, CP, Belstaff etc and that's my age bracket. The high volume brands allows him to indulge his love of Faconnable, which brings in higher value shoppers. He has the sense to change to suit the Stoke City "lads", his core market.

Met Fabio in Bologna when I was over at the SI factory shop a couple of years back. Nice fella & very, very passionate.

They're not allowed to do the trainers tee's any more. Adidas threatened court action, hence all the changes. For what started as a hobby they've turned it into a money spinning business. I used to sell sh.it loads of their tee's, maybe 200+ a year at one stage.

The fellas that run 12th man are seriously into the dyes & materials in a way that SI were back 10-20 years ago.

You mean Del?

It's a poor mans Casual Connoisseur or 80s Casuals IMHO but it has it's demographic, as does Luke & OTS. Younger lads who have champagne tastes but beer money.

The bloke who runs this place is a top fella.

Can we fu.ck the Lowe sh.it off to somewhere else please, it's boring as fu.ck as well all know all of the arguments.

http://www.urbanoutfitters.co.uk/gateways/sale_full/page/sale_full/?cm_mmc=AffWin-_-Winter09-_-HotUKDeals-_-null

http://www.redsquareclothing.co.uk/sale.html

Excellent, although he has way more hair than me

Does seem odd. That said, Corky had no problem moving from Block 16 to the coddgers seats in Block 9 and I had no problems moving mine from Block 16 to, heaven help me, Block 40.