Alex

It's been a pain in the backside at our place. I tend to think it'll be a bit like the Cookies thing where there's a big deal made out of it then it ends up making zero difference.

I love how Andrew posts that and it's still Fish that gets the piss taken out of him

That's the fella. I thought it looked shit myself but got a recommendation and was hooked straight away.

Aye, you can't use the excuse of being relegated two seasons running. Well, you can and he will, but it's disengenuous.

Who doesn't?

Barely even trying to contain his mirth

Scored a ridiculous amount of goals for his position as well. His record for Spain was like 1 in 3 or something. That would be canny good for a striker.

Well done, you absolute luvvie

So-called experts

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-44411057 In pictures, the golden age of hip-hop

Not really a surprise. Would've liked to have seen Morocco get it but that was never happening

Provision for cyclists generally isn't good enough. That's it. To make a gender issue out of it just belittles genuine issues

When's that taking place?

The Beeb's been a fucking joke over this whole issue. Not a very funny one though

Another reason never to visit those shitholes. Wonder if they realise Carling is from Canada (and Canadian owned). And tastes like piss

I suppose it's better to get it out there rather than have the inevitable rumours circulating throughout the World Cup. Edit: I meant him saying he was going to Real. Just read he's now been sacked

He's just lashing out because he's fucked his kids over. Sad

The title, "Don't protect me, respect me" sums it up. Obviously there was more to it than that but she pointed out the dangers of a world where men and women can't even flirt and so on against the backdrop of recent global campaigns. I would imagine it's made its way to youtube. I think iPlayer only have stuff like that available for 30 days or so anyway. Edit: It's the Richard Dimbleby Lecture (introduced by his son David).

Well you can hate men. Just don't expect it to play out well. I don't know if anyone caught it but it was refreshing to see a sensible take on the whole issue from Jeanette Winterson when she recently gave the David Dimbleby Lecture. Probably still on iPlayer.

Don't let the Parliament we're handing control back to have any say on the final deal