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Think they call it "Barm" or "Barm-cake" somewhere up north as well.

Aye, the 2nd amendment, agreed in the 18th (?) century when folk used muskets not fookin semi-automatic pistols! About time it was amendend again, don't you think?

Twatty yam-yams, the lot of em!

Could be onto something there...didn't Brum sack Rowett after taking them to around the play-off spots?! (may have been Derby).

They'd be stupid to get rid of an established manager for a rookie, that took em to the play off final. Gambled on getting to the promised land and lost, not exactly Bruce's fault that the owner wanted throw money at the "dream".

Warra Kuntz!

Like him but for me he's too similar to Biamou/JCH, wouldn't say no though.

Midlands, Northern saying I reckon, as me old gran always use to call it snap.

Nah, bullshit, m8. She was in Byker Grove, ginger sort.

Plus Bedworth, sorry...I mean Beduth.

Indeed, our entry is gated (both ends) too, very happy with it's detterent of chavs hanging around and would be burglars.

Probably not, but it doesn't take away that it was a quality goal.

It's Paul Simpson now.

I do trust MR, but where do we go from here? Assuming pompey were actually in for Eisa and we're in for Chaplin!?

Vicar was a bit flakey too.

Ha, a reference to Ken Dodd?

Remember that too, but wasn't it with mushy peas too? Either to the side or slapped on the batch?! Hang on, wasn't that Mr Porky not The Parsons nose?

Posh git...

Aye, defo used the entry and the term entry, funnily enough though I never took my cousin up the back alley or entry...perhaps your family were a tad more liberal!

You're probably right, Otis, as I can't even think of another term for entry.