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You're a better man than me Otis. I'd have probably said 'who gives a bollox', and then got told off again for swearing. :) Seriously though, at the risk of sounding like an old codger what I try to tell my kids about sport is that sometimes you win and sometimes you lose, but the important...

Lovely. Also the Sprint was the first ever production car with a 16v 4-cylinder engine. If I had my time again, I'd like to be a dealer in classic cars! :)

As others have said, it's hard to comment on the quality of the journalism now because the CET site itself is just about impossible to navigate. In honesty, I'm not going to boycott it because of some trivial spat they've engineered, I just can't be arsed with it because of all of the hoops...

That was criminal... what an absolute waste of time...

I'm happy to take care of the food and beverage, but for commercial reasons I'm afraid I won't be able to share the income streams. (Also I may secretly sell Otis's house to Wasps when he nips out to the shop.). :)

Where is your evidence then? Where is this massive cover up that only Tommy Robinson, the many-named fraudster and football thug is honest enough to stand up against? Evidence please, or it looks a lot like it's just another example of an opinion or prejudice posing as a fact. You haven't...

If it's not being covered then how do you know how widespread it is? There's no logic to this argument. If there really was some kind of blanket cover up then you wouldn't be aware of it. Post Rotherham there's been no shortage of main-stream coverage of grooming gangs, as we've seen. If...

Hmmm... tough choice,, killed in the crossfire of a drugs war, or burned to death inside a wicker man? :)

Ooh, there's a famous saying about this, it goes... "Those who cannot remember the past are doomed to repeat it..." (Also, they are going to fail their History 'A' level) :)

Gutted that someone beat me to the standard response. Good work Timperley. :)

Without wishing to stir all this up again, here's a pretty detailed legal explanation of why Tommy Robinson (or whatever his name is) is back in jail again today. Have a read if you've time - I think it explains quite well why it's not a nefarious plot by our evil lizard overlords to silence...

Get 'em in then mate - I think this makes it your round. :)

Supposed to be there, got the tickets and travel sorted only for one of the kids to take ill over the weekend. Timing! Hope everyone has a great day. I'll wait until the L1 playoffs next year I guess. :)

Which bit is wrong? The fraud, the false names, the association with football violence, the hate speech? I've got daughters but I'm not so scared of the world to need people like him on my side. He preys on the vulnerable too, by peddling the myth of 'the other' coming here to take our jobs...

This is Tommy Robinson, one time leader of the EDL, football thug, convicted fraudster, and a man who doesn't even go by his own name that we're talking about, right? I'm all for free speech, but I seriously doubt someone with his background can claim to be an impartial arbiter of the truth...

Thanks for the advice, I'll have a look. I remember parking on street in Liverpool once. At least they didn't get the alloys. :)

Kind words, Fred. In fairness it's not exactly a cheap day out, and being on a Bank Holiday Monday doesn't make it easy for anyone with alternative plans already or with the kind of boss who isn't grateful to have his staff turn up on Tuesday reeking of beer and sounding like they've been...

I'm going to have to drive down on Monday by the looks of it. Just wondered if anyone here had any advice on where to park. More than happy to walk 20-30 minutes or possibly even a bit more, especially if that dodges a bit of traffic. Any hints or tips welcomed, with apologies if someone has...

I dunno, first I have to go twice in 87 and now it's twice again in just over a year - following City down to Wembley all the time is killing me. :)

Comes over as just another graceless oaf, sadly. Robins won that one on and off the pitch by having the class to praise Nolan for the tremendous job he's done at County (which is true, it's just a pity he relies on stone-age tactics and a healthy dose of obviously cynical ploys).