Daggers

I've played it for about 30 minutes and was a sexy woman shooting arrows at robot dinosaurs - that seemed awesome.

I wanted to be Cruyff

Had my mind set on South East Asia in November/December. Really want to do one trip on an A380 and experience the bar before they go out of service and I get too old to want to bother.

You could always just pop to the toilets in the Kop just before half-time, I'm sure someone there will oblige

Mental health plays a role in spending habits.

I've purchased an A5 Filofax type thing. I'm going back to having a phone that can only make calls and texts and divesting myself of the apps to manage my calendar and whatnots. I've had immense pleasure filling in the details section and am looking forward to pressing my multipack of colourful gel pens into service.

Finnair are offering some cracking deals on business class flights atm. Do I want to go back to Bogota or Lima? Hmm...

Could be worse...

Ian Lang signed off on the Fujitsu deal in 1996. One could excuse ministers since if they were being lied to by Post Office management but, once the system was implemented and you leapt from 10 prosecutions a year to over one hundred, alarm bells should have been ringing that a serious issue was afoot. But the kicker is the wholesale lack of action from when the Justice for Sub-Postmasters Alliance was formed in 2009. This is when ministers became fully aware of the situation - and blame shifting to include Labour MPs is disingenuous. This isn't to say they might not have acted in a similar fashion, as "At the end of 2014, Paula Vennells was still remarkably insisting to MP James Arbuthnot in writing that “no fault in the system has been identified...” There has been enough to cause MPs to act, especially from 2019. But then is anyone surprised that Johnson, Truss and Titchy didn't? This is on the Tories.

Vennells has been publicly shamed into handing back her CBE. Good. Now lock them all up.

I'd say don't, but I have just received a text to say the insurance company and vet have been sorted. Policyholders aren't completely awful.

Swan And Rushes’ cheese and onion cobs. Each one had half a pound of cheddar and three onions.

Yes, that’s the only reason I’m saying it. No, I didn’t go to a single Prem winning match, I was ill.

And for those of us of an age, images like this…

‘74 - My first World Cup on a black and white tele. The man was always a complete legend to me. And that will be the man I always remember.

League 1 remains my favourite season. Puts me at odds with most on here, but then I also enjoy a good stand and chant so I’m probably not representative of a Leicester fan anymore

They’ve used their celebrity to bring in external investment - which really isn’t Man City at all. Also, unlike so many club owners, they have business nouse and know when to bring in expert advisors. I’ve nothing but complete admiration for the pair of them and the club.

Yeh, I kinda think he does. I know exactly where he’s coming from.

Our dogs have Lidl sardines with meal and own brand Weetabix. Miles cheaper than pet food. We also save on toys as I let them chase and attempt to kill neighbourhood cats that come in our garden to shit.