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The bonds were sold successfully, but whilst they have been a success personally for Richardson(who took a huge lump of cash from the £35million raised), the true measure of the success or otherwise of the Bond Issue will be when they have to pay the interest payments and eventually the capital.

If I can't have a pint in my seat watching the game I'm not interested.

We'd already know if he was.

My daughter should be sorting me out some freebies for Massive Attack, she'd better sort it out!

Either smoke or don't smoke, don't fucking vape. Chavviest item since the shell suit.

Just seen it, don't think that {SPOILER} is dead myself.

Disagree entirely. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCx5Std7mCo

Only at Fylingdales.

Why I put Public Enemy in there. Possibly could get rid of The Sex Pistols as I think that Iggy and the Stooges started around that time, so could have already heard a kind of "punk" music.

Tommy the only one that springs to mind.

He and Bryan Ferry played in the same school team! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153091210782212

Ther quite a few that i've heard that i would love to be true, but probably aren't unforyunately. Pia Zadora(a very pneumatic "actress"), who married a billionaire and got in some films he financed, apparently once played Anne Frank on stage. Apparently when the Nazis stormed onto the set...

Good interview with Bill Bryson in the Guardian at the weekend, this part particularly struck me: An awful lot of truth in that, seems that since 1979, anything that can't have a cash value put on it is therefore considered as worthless and non-productive.

Apocryphal story, would love it to be true. U2 playing a gig in Glasgow. Bono starts clapping his hands.. Bono - "Every time I clap my hands a child in Africa dies" Voice from the crowd - "Stop clapping then you c**t".

Harder than you think - Public Enemy. How soon is now - The Smiths. Pretty vacant - Sex Pistols.

Sweet Jesus?

So, Higgs knew that the council wouldn't agree to them selling half their share to Sisu, and an offer closer to £2million than £5million was a "showstopper". Not when Wasps came along it wasn't.

Post match entertainment I think, says "Music and Rugby from £25". Saturdays crowd and future sales must have put the willies up them a bit.

Strange combination!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne482i56Gqg