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Biamou for me. Came in to the game late and you can see when he is on the pitch that he enjoys playing. He’s stepped up at each level we’ve gone and never lets himself or the team down. He has plenty of ability(More than a lot of players) and scores his fair share of goals.

on the picture above there is a screw in the side of the frame near to the blokes left hand. Unscrew that (its long) and the barrell will slide out. Put in a new barrell and replace the screw and its done. Just make sure the barrell is the same size as some are offsett and slightly longer one...

It’s ok then as long as you don’t make a habit of it.

Yes I agree. Fam is a much better term to use.

That was the early 70's I think. Scarf tied to wrist as well.

Mason probably created more with his crossing than Mccallum did (Mccallum's crosses were dreadful) but Mason seemed to lack confidence in going too far forward. I'm not sure why he hasn't pushed or been pushed on this part of his game enough to tie down a starting position.

It’s Cov innit. Like others have said not north or south just Cov.

why not overpay on your mortgage and bring down the term. You can then retire earlier!

Tip your boater and a quick chin chin to the car park attendant as you stroll past .

Jump Rope Gazers by the Beths

He's done well to avoid it for so long to be honest. It was only a matter of time.

Voting is being overseen by lukashenko’s team from Belarus

That needs putting in the not so obvious babes thread.

I think he's busy deciding whether to reply or not and if he does reply what he'll reply with.

This is amazing live!

Just as good as the Cure classic

Doh! I'll take your word for it. I'm not going through 12 pages to find it.

I've given up on drinking much more than 1 pint now. I used to drink a lot up until i was about 28/29. Then the kids come along and you drink less but you suffer more when you do. I realised about 5 years ago that I had to knock it on the head after i was bad for a large part of the day on 4...

I hope its going to be worth the wheat.