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It's not on the table...yet. If they cede those areas, Putin will come back in for more later on. The collapse of the USSR had a series of events that ultimately led to it, one of which was Chernobyl. People began questioning and that enabled separatists to get more support. Maybe that could...

Different types of player though.

I'm sure in your head you're really pleased with this answer because this is factually correct so you think you've got one over him. What everyone else thinks is "there's someone who can't actually argue the point that's clearly being made."

Or he was just joining in with Clive getting names wrong.

When he comes out of the tunnel he should geta hearty round of applause. Maybe even a quick rendition of his song provided it is followed immediately by one for Lampard. During the game, he shouldn't be considered at all. Would be fine with more applause etc at the end but unlikely. If we win...

If survival is in our DNA please explain why we got relegated. Three times. It was a much different beast then and for a lot of those we were already an established top flight club. The difference in fees and wages from the top division to the next was quite large, but absolutely nothing like...

No we're not, we just know that it won't be an end to the appalling bloodshed and death if you give Putin the areas he's invaded. He'll just restock for a few years then attack again. And if you don't believe me then look at Crimea. Remember when giving him that was the end of it...?

Well he's got a bit of a foreign sounding name so they could well be interested in paying over the odds.

Agree entirely. Always amazes me that so many seemingly intelligent people seem to miss the fact that getting rid of staff in the public sector is nothing like doing it in private. Private sector it's a cost reduction as the people are no longer your problem. Public sector they very much are in...

Individual cubicles from floor to ceiling with sinks etc in are probably going to be the norm in future, but at a school you could see it still being a problem. God knows what some of the boys might get up to in a mixed cubicle. As for the boys breaking down the doors, I hope the school dealt...

I don't know. As a squad player I think he's pretty decent at this level but he's unlikely to be integral to our success. Some people would argue how much would we miss Sheaf should he leave as he's out injured so much and doesn't exactly lead the team so now we've got Grimes do we need him?

So you're thinking of becoming a migrant to have a better life...

Doubt it does get them off the wage bill - as youngsters we're looking to develop we're probably paying most if not all of their wages. Though as youngsters it's probably not a huge amount of the overall wage budget.

I think that'll be the case given that Bidwell was given a new contract.

Nobbled knees competition in the physio room?

We've got Matty Grimes With Grimes in the middle Never gives the ball awwwaaaayyy.

But then they'd still want it to be May cos we'd have play-offs, Wembley and promotion to celebrate...

He was never in the Fellowship.

Yes, but it can't be an instruction to them to do that otherwise we'll end up AAATB cos they won't want to affect their passing stats.

He is one that seems to have gone backwards a bit since FL's arrival. Maybe because this is the first time in his career he's had a new manager come in and he's got to try and impress so he's feeling the pressure a bit. I remember when he was coming through the youth coaches were saying he...