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Maybe he imagined the psychic and was in reality just talking to a mophead under the stairs.

Ah, cracked it. Apparently, while he was with the Green Party, he visited a psychic, who told him he would receive messages from the spirit world and was put on this earth for a purpose. That purpose being to make himself look a dick and totally off his rocker, obviously.

Though, to be fair, I saw him do a lecture on behalf of the Green Party in the city centre back in the 90's, when he was their spokesperson and he was very, very good and there was absolutely no hint of any bonkerness at all at the time. Coherent, engaging and impressive. Came across very...

Some decent players in there. Holmes was pretty good, Parker was very decent too and I liked Alan Green a lot. 30 goals in 98 for us.

We will have to agree to disagree. The people who founded the movement said it came from punk. I did say I was generalising, but in those days back then I never met anyone who liked punk and heavy metal. Grunge appealed to both for an awful lot of people. I don't wish to argue with you. I...

Well, the people who founded the movement as such, said it was punk roots with rock added. That's from the horses mouth. Very much punk influenced if you listen to the early stuff. In this documentary, the very early bands of this scene were very punky. I know quite a lot of people in bands...

Oops. Predictive text. Rap of course. Tap music is bit like the Riverdance isn't it?

For me, rap has to have a melody behind it. I love Jump Around and some Eminem stuff. Tuneless ones though, they just grate for me.

Yes, liked both bands.

Quite simple. In the late 70's and early 80's, for a lot of people, you were either an indie/alternative/punk kid, or a rock/metal kid. Punks didn't like rock or metal and rockers didn't like punk. I am of course generalising, but it definitely happened. I was heavy into the punk scene and...

There will clearly be an Abdul, Leroy, Mohammed and a Mr. Wong. The 5th contact will be a bloke called Knuckles.

Depends what your music is.

My taste does vary. 60's Beatles Beach Boys Kinks Small Faces Stones 70's Bowie Mott the Hoople Pink Floyd Roxy Music (early Eno days) Pistols Buzzcocks Clash Damned 999 Stranglers Kraftwerk Devo 80's Depeche Mode Human League Echo and the Bunnymen Cure Cocteau Twins Not an exclusive...

That's fine you saying that, Pete, but I don't know any of your contacts.

Youth team.

For Grendel's benefit, what about the proper players?

Who did we replace them with, out of interest?

Not so sure. There's plenty of deflection on here I think you'll find

Or enter the secretary.

I still don't know why he is though, mind.