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I was at the Lanch that night, so I can claim to have sung on a number 1 record. Also saw Madness and Selecter there, what a night that was - room full Cov Ska Boys and West Ham NF ! Saw Curved Air at the Lanch, I was sat right at the front and was able to determine that Sonja Crystal ( or...

Remember going to see them at the old Cov Theatre - where the Transport Museum is now for you youngsters - awesome night, the balcony was swaying up and down as we rocked our heads off.

I think the problem may be within facebook - I also hung up there, and it hung my entire PC.

I think you need to be looking at one of the host coutries for Euro 12 ~ allegedly

They can smell them on your fingers.

The councils are ham-strung by the unions. They have people paid for by the council tax payers, who work full time for the unions. Madness.

Once on our way to a vicars and tarts night my mate and I popped into the Old Dyers Arms and got involved in a conversation with some of the group in there. In particular there was an Irish chap having some 'life' problems, that my mate and I, as priests, were able to advise him on. He was...

On this site a post like that qualifies as raving optimism ! Most of the posters on here think we';; be out of business by 2015.

Any news Nick ?

You're right it's £40,000 - and I think there is a limit on home grown players in the 17 - 19 age range the 'pro' group.

Obviously this was voted through by the majority of clubs who do not have a development centre. Crewe I know are trying to get category 2, and I would assume our facilities would give us category 2. I believe their is an element of performance taken into account in the gradings too.

I understand it still affects the PRO age group - that's why £1m is a good deal for B igi

Bloody awful place to work in, I was glad I wasn't based in it every time I went in there for meetings.

Under the new rules Newcastle could have got him for peanuts, fortunately he was good enough that we had other clubs interested. Nowadays the danger for our club lies in us losing players the way we lost Sturridge, only now there will be no compensation, just a set fee.

Selling Bigi is actually good business, under the new rules he could have gone for a much lower sum (£64,000) I think, so getting a million and a sell on is what we have to do. I'm glad we've held on to Connor Thomas, Jordan Willis, and Cyrus Christie, who could also have gone for peanuts.

FFS he's a Dublin boy - jokes like this are everyday stuff in Ireland - get over it.

I'm a bit like Mickey Quinn, fastest bloke in the box over 10 inches.

Perhaps he is mature enoough not to think the car he drives is the measure of a man's success.

Don't believe it - yet.

I also thin k1 is enough - and if we can't get league 1 then I'd go Prem - at least we'll know who's injured. In Italy you need to know where the natch-fixiers are.