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Bond: Connery Craig Dalton Brosnan Moore (Shout out to Bob Holness for not only being the world's best super spy but also the student's choice of 80s quizmaster) Didn't include Lazenby as I can't remember much about his single appearance Batman: West (bizarrely, the reasons I dislike Moore as...

If it involves a good run that gets us up the table, sounds like quite a decent outcome to me.

Got the same

I like how the title is a little poetic. We need Miles Jupp to step up.

Agreed. Calling people Fisher is way better

Haha your tim fisher

I'm going to say that I think Nigel Pearson is a lovely man, because I also suspect he's the kind who'll look for people slagging him off and visit each of their houses.

Whether it's seen as free transfer insurance or long-term planning, it's a positive step.

Gimmick infringement!

This is good, the forum was running out of current threads to conduct internet feuds in.

If duplicate accounts are being merged, please give us advance warning so I can draft Glen's suicide post. It'll be a lot more upbeat than the usual material

Until I eventually found out Philips was a multinational company from the Netherlands, I grew up thinking the shop in Hillfields was the company HQ.

BB King, Prince, Otis Redding, Mitch Mitchell, James Jamerson

The Dutch company was new to me, or I've at least forgotten it since the time. Now there's a Kindle version I'm tempted, although that taster chapter is a lot of money man and politician talk so it may be too depressing and disillusioning to read the whole saga.

Most tend to come from the player but put into print by a professional writer. With Robbie Savage's book the writer had to decipher the crayon drawings he stuck on the fridge

I read Tony Adams' one years ago, that stood out amongst the general fluff pieces of the time as being frank and honest. Recently I've enjoyed Ibrahimovic, Maradona and Pirlo, all people you could easily think have disappeared up their own arse if they didn't justify the hype. I got the Bergkamp...

I liked it, but the melancholy bit with him sending his mooching brother away in shame was a bit out of place.

The chapter about coming back to the Ricoh says that the Gillingham attendance was great, but for the next game we only had a quarter back.

Already looked into it (more for cancelling than particular spite), the customer is the only one who loses out.

I vow to the entire forum that Glen will never be gone for long, not while I remember the password at least.