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As to his future, this now seems obvious - the injury wasn't serious and I believe we are obliged to sign him. I don't know that Robings will be happy about that - spending that kind of money you'd expect to get a player who appears every week - and he's been used quite sparingly even when not...

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That's nothing. I did a 15 inch shit last week and all I got was a couple of lines in the local free advertiser. Nobody does proper journalism any more.

Very dodgy. I was there sat with Chelsea fans. We were doing well until that incident.

12 points, my bad. :(

Do you think Clive will get some kind of muscle memory-type think, so he's unable say the word "Biamou" without following up with "puts it just wide"?

McFadz! Does that make his stats are such that he's scored more own goals than conceded penalties?

Looks like Hamer's here next season.

He's "injured".

Do 50 hot air rumours make a concrete rumour? If not, then no - just wishful thinking.

Or indeed "for" if that's what Google brings back? Alexa, how can I tip Trixie without using my credit card?

In my opinion (which is not a great yardstick but anyway), Walsh has that edge that Hamer has - the touch and the confidence with which he uses the ball. I have no doubt that he'd perform in the Championship and suspect he'll eventually play in the Premiership.

James got more minutes and set play deliveries as a result of Hamer's form dip. The fall of Hamer came first.

I used to play 5-a-side with a guy with a massive gut. He'd use it to manoeuvre you off the ball; shrugging your body away when against the wall. Last I heard he had left his wife and had taken up with a teenage bride in Bangkok. Mind you, that was 10 years ago. He could be back in the UK by...

He needs a team that plays a back four. He's a good defender and fair to poor at this level attacking. I doubt that Narch will send him here again, but anything is possible.

Hmmm... I'm by no means an expert on this. I worked in banking but building IT systems, so probably on the same level as you with questions such as this. However, in my opinion, fiat money has no intrinsic value at all, unless it is guaranteed by something that people trust. So GBP has value...

I think it's Sunak pushing that - he's a politician. As you know, I think they are arse.

The Bank of England agrees with me: Bank of England's Bailey on crypto: 'Be prepared to lose all your money' (yahoo.com)

He's of the age where he's coming into his prime. We haven't hired many in that position recently: usually potential or coming to a close with only a few years left.

A Place in the Sun, Home and Away. Such a poignant and perfect ending for a great series.