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If that trout is his wife, I'm impressed that he can ever spunk again at all.

Blimey, that's a bit cultured for here! I've just read it here: http://www.online-literature.com/walter_scott/marmion/ I like the line "Of the fair dame that rules the land" ;) But I guess you were hinting at: "Oh, what a tangled web we weave, When first we practise to deceive!"

Yeovil, Bury, Sheff U?

Ball ball ball, Footy, footy, footy, Ball ball ball, Football! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBkTSCLrMIA

Heck yeah, the other reason I watched it was for "Tyres"! Loved the semi-improvised nature of a lot of the scenes, especially first two thirds-they helped to made it a lot more convincing. Deffo a Wicker Man vibe. The director said that he wasn't directly influenced by it, but influenced by...

I watched that on 4 last night, mainly because after Utopia everyone said it was the thing to watch for more top-form Neil Maskell. He was great in it, but the 3rd act was one hell of a change of pace! I've just about got my head around what happened, but it took a few hours of reading blogs...

12th in League 2.

I 'warned of the dangers of a hedge fund taking over', but it doesn't mean I now agree with everything they do. The opposite.

Well that is certainly something that I'd draw the line at.

Nice to hear that Cieslewicz was good sw, I've read plenty of positive things about him. If I ever get FM again, it'll have to be Wrexham I manage first!

Morrell might yet be the man to sort Thornton out.

Agreed on Quinn, but he's at Hull now.

The Football League has a contract with the BBC.

No, they won't, it was confirmed last night after the experience with SISU in negotiations thus far that it would be very difficult to do a deal with SISU. Although it was then added that the council would just veto it even if they did.

So do I and I sit on the other side of some (mostly non-football) arguments to Torch, so it doesn't!

And if they don't let us in, we can listen... See the people all in line I'm thinking they look at me Can't imagine that their minds Are thinkin' the same as me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7oUwPIWCYI Admirably psychedelic lyrics from a man whose favourite drug was beer.

Cool, it's Ringo on drums!

Hey baby, there ain't no easy way out Hey, I will stand my ground And I won't back down http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvlTJrNJ5lA

So are you suggesting that the toaster actually pre-dated sliced bread and that the entire Sliced Bread Initiative was founded on the basis of making use of this hitherto useless piece of machinery? Sounds a bit like pulling the cart before the horse. Which is apt given the subject of this...

Good rant. Well ranted, sir!