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Quins also lost two front-rowers in the pre-match, which certainly didn't help their set-piece - which was very, very poor in the event. The Premiership is totally un-callable for so many reasons since the restart.

You can't argue with the results - but you CAN argue that most sides they've met since returning to play have put out much-weakened teams. That won't happen in the play-offs.

Another of Cov's finest. Saw them at the Lanch SU supporting Free, and again at Foxford School. 1971. Keyboardist Bob Jackson went on to play with Badfinger, Pete Townsend, Pete Brown & Piblokto, and others

And...

One of the first albums I bought after I left school in '70. Still play the hell out of it, mostly on cd, but occasionally that original vinyl graces the Rega.

Sends shivers. One of the great songs. The comparison with Marianne is apt too. Two wonderful voices.

Admittedly, this seems to exclude the Championship for the present, but I figure it's just a matter of time before the RFU admit defeat. Clubs below the Prem would be killed if forced to play matches with no fans in attendance. Or maybe the cynics are correct, and that's the plan...

THE version, to my mind, although Amos Milburn wrote the original. Sir John's version is very different though, and Thorogood credits Hooker.

Unlikely, eh?

Boom boom boom boom...

Damn you BBR. That's most of the afternoon gone now ;)

Now we're talking. The real deal.

Picked up on Portishead's 'Dummy' being used on 'Two Weeks to Live' the other day. Made me order a new CD copy to replace the one I misplaced years ago. Can't get my head round the fact it's 20-odd years old. Still sounds fresh and innovative.

I've had Fords, Triumphs, Hillmans, Citroens, Austins, VWs, Toyotas, a Honda, a BMW. All money-pits. Just have a Scott pushbike now. Laughing.

You were probably thinking of the, I assume similar, Torygraph one. That's def behind a paywall.

My daughter has a Ceed. Replaced her horrible Golf convertible. Absolutely loves it.

Quite. Can never understand why anyone would think otherwise.

There seemed very few of us when I lived there (back in the late seventies). However, it appears the population of the town has doubled since then, so I don't doubt there are a few. It does sound like a good fit, all things considered, and with Dr Burston hardly being short of a bob or two, it...

Great stuff. Top half looking well doable now. (Did I really say that?).