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I've suffered with it for a long time and yes, it's a real bastard. One of the major problems is the mental side of it, as in going to bed already worrying that maybe you're not going sleep and if that's the case the chances are you will find it difficult to do so. Try taking a hot bath and...

Trying valiantly to get ifollow to work in the land of the authentic head wobblers on a train travelling to Jaipur from Delhi.

Like the 500 euro note in Spain, known as a "Bin Laden" because very few people have ever seen one.

Personal favourites are "Superwoman" from Stevie Wonder's "Music of my mind" album "Angela" (Theme from Taxi) Bob James "Waiting in vain" Bob Marley. Incidentally none are played by the actual artists themselves.

Reminds me of the joke about the dyslexic, agnostic insomniac who was awake all night wondering if there really is a Dog.

Those were the days. Straight to the Memorial Park from Wigan Casino, a couple of pints in the Jules Verne afterwards, Sunday lunch at home and then fall into a deep sleep almost equivalent to a coma and then back down the pub Sunday night. In bed by eleven these days...

Looks a bit like the "before" photo in a shampoo commercial

I believe a Hamer understudy should have been brought in twelve months ago with an eye to the future. Not providing cover for one of the most influential and integral members of a team is very short sighted.

I agree to a point, but to get in a good corner with whip and pace is altogether something else. I'm surprised that van Ewijk isn't taking any after that goal from the free kick a few weeks ago. (In reply to Warwickshire Lad's post).

No offence Pete but your comment is written like one of those poems I was supposed to understand in English literature at school..

If that wasn't a straight red...

I was at that game with my son (2000), we flew over for his tenth birthday and I distinctly remember Beckham's cross while running at full pelt for Andy Cole to score. He was outstanding that day.

I was football mad but ended up going to a school in Coventry which only played rugby or hockey. I had this preconceived idea that I would hate the game but ended up absolutely loving it. At about fifteen I used to play for the school on Saturdays and local Sunday league football and when I left...

These words will probably be quoted in centuries to come Saddlebrains, 21st. Century AD

I still have nightmares about those Vuvuzelas or whatever they were called

Maybe drill at a slight downwards angle from inside to outside which along with Tony's advice will help to stop water coming in through the frame

Wright was offside a couple of times last night even after he'd been substituted for Simms according to Clive and yes, I think Van Ewijk is going to be some player.. Enviado desde mi moto g(9) plus mediante Tapatalk

Yes, I remember we always referred to the game as soccer back in the sixties and possibly into the seventies without fear of admonishment. I find it strange how much it upsets people given all the American lingo that has established itself into our language when it is word originally belonging...

We looked very stretched in the second half allowing them far too much space coming forward. Whether that's down to fitness or something else but I'm sure we played with a higher press last season. Enviado desde mi moto g(9) plus mediante Tapatalk

You may well be right Clint. There are some conflicting reports here in Spain some saying it was "una muerte repentina" which means sudden death and others stating that he had been diagnosed with cancer twelve months ago. Enviado desde mi moto g(9) plus mediante Tapatalk