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He's apparently a gambling addict, it'd be interesting to see what the FA offers aside from punishment to support him (and other players)

I've resisted Uber for as long as I could but the black cab prices are just extortionate (and in fairness to the cabbies it's not as if they get much of it anyway) so I've not used one on my last couple of visits to Cov.

I reckon Kilburn High Road would be a good place to booze tbh, loads of pubs and approach Wembley from the opposite side to most

Not when you have a disproportionately large number of licensed hackney carriages like Coventry does

A lot of the ones up here are licensed by Sefton Council it seems

The boiler suit police were about that day, the biggest firm on show led by the black copper who you only saw for the big games

They tend to sign players on long contracts to circumvent some of the FFP type rules

There is only real interest in a few countries let's be honest, most of the world population doesn't care

Sky Blue Sam ironically meets the Elephant Man

I've heard now you need to laminate the printed copies for the machine to read them

I just walked across Trafford Road Bridge to overhear a yank United fan talking about how he "wouldn't wanna walk around here at night"

To be honest good. Let the pubs and clubs that are able to show it benefit from the revenue associated with it.

Indeed, we got 34 points the year we went down and it was a horrible season, that total might be enough to keep you up this season.

Its problem is that it just over estimates again and again how popular the game is. It didn't take off in England despite all the coverage of the Rugby World Cup win in 2003. Trying to copy what football does is nonsensical, football has created these elite leagues purely because it has...

They scored twice in the first 15 minutes didn't they? Either way we fucked off back to the pub after that amount of time

If he turns it down I've heard a man with a similar name to a black country glam rock band has thrown his baseball cap into the ring

Spurs have apparently offered their vacant manager role to Brendan Rodgers.

What's interesting about the civil servant discourse is that the same people who view the civil service as a pointless bureaucracy that does nothing also believe it has full control of everything.

Interesting point about Jones, similar to Potter at Brighton maybe where they'd probably hit the ceiling of what they could achieve

The House of Beer bar is superb there if you like craft beer. Some lovely restaurants in the Jewish quarter as well. Brilliant city.