Smudge

Funnily enough Raj, I was thinking similar thoughts.

Bristol City 3 WBA 0 after 48 mins. Sam Bell playing a blinder......pleased for Nigel

Tony Jones and Courtney Sweetman-Kirk.

Such a loss.............I think my favourite later appreciation of his talent was on Roger Water's 'Amused to Death'. \

I had a look for it and his comments early on were more about Lee Congerton. https://www.foxestalk.co.uk/profile/30262-muzzy_larsson/content/page/140/?all_activity=1

I just read that to herself, no arguments in this Commonwealth Dags. Although, the overuse of penis is something she aint used to

On our day, you are right but those days are becoming few and far between. Tonights effort was not even bottom 6

I could guess but try asking a female what she regards as loutish behaviour instead of me, maybe you might learn something

My mother, wife, daughter, daughter in law and granddaughter are/were avid football fans. They are far more comfortable watching games on TV where they are not witnessing loutish behaviour and the facilities for their comfort/needs are not hard to find.

Maybe that's why women stay away.

I saw him play once. I was working in Birmingham and Santos were playing Aston Villa in a friendly. I think he only played for the first 60 miutes but it was enough. RIP the greatest player of my formative years.

Near Mkt Harborough

So sorry to hear of that Dave.

Magnificent!!

When I was a boy around 1959, my Dad took me to the Cottesmore Air Show in Rutland. At the time, the V bombers were on active duty. The Valient, Vulcan and the Victor were on display and did several fly-bys. I was in awe of these magnificent machines. The star of the show, for me, was the English Electric Lightning interceptor. Great memories, a day with my Dad.

Not any more, Arlo was let go by NBC and has been replaced with Peter Drury

Unless you know the extent of your injury you are guessing. I had severe spine pain from 1967 until I got it fixed in 1998. I was working as a site engineer on the M6 at Spaghetti Junction when I hurt myself pulling scaffold tubes out of mud. We used them as batter (slope) profiles. After years of trying all manner of treatments, I eventually went to see a neurosurgeon who had me take an MRI and determined that I needed a discectomy which he did but was not successful. I then had a second operation in 1998 using titanium cages which separated the vertibrae (spine fusion) and I have never had that pain since. So, if you want advice from a long suffering person, seek the best neurological advice as early as you can and get it fixed rather than try and treat it yourself.

"He was so ugly, the doctor slapped his momma when he was born"

It seems to me like the club is dying. It's all so preventable but we refuse life saving surgery.

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So well put

You mean John Bowater. I knew him quite well, he's much brighter than that.

That sound like a new gender group

Just to add to the ..........., Bloomfield never won promotion with Leicester

Until you have one. I had never had a cat in my life until we moved to the wilds of outer Cambridgeshire (I'm talking deep like near Wisbech and Downham Market loike) and a shrew ran over herself's foot. The following day I was in a pub somewhere near Oundle and the landlord was about drown a kitten. I took him home and he protected us from vicious wood pigeons and other such vermin. He ruled the roost until Judy our young black lab got a hold of him by the scruff of the neck and shook him like a rag doll. They are all brown bread now but I loved my one cat among the two black labs, one springer, one chessy and two beagles.