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I loved it. I thought it was brilliant. Didn't feel at all like cutting room scenes to me.

Who, Eddie Murphy?

I liked it. It was a bit slow and plodding at times, but I enjoyed it. I am a big fan of HG Wells though, so any incarnation of this famous tale would get me watching.

Depends if you are walking round with a backpack. I live in Keresley and could hear the Stones very well indeed when they played.

It is as good as in many ways. England certainly need to stiffen their defence. It is clearly an Achilles heel. I wonder if Tomori will come good enough to get a starting role.

I tried that for the football once. It's not half as much fun.

It's like Dr. Bruce Banner when he gets angry. It's a kind of superpower. Sweatman.

Got lucky on that last play I think. The Minnesota defender was pulling the Bronco's wide receiver's shirt. Should have been a flag thrown. Great comeback though.

I've seen the DVD, and no, it wasn't.

Any nice, single women looking for an Englishman to spend the rest of their lives with?

Didn't he also say something along the lines of 'I wanted to stay with him so I could tell him I didn't wish to be his friend anymore?'

Some awful passing by England this evening. Hudson-Odoi at least 3 terrible passes. Maguire probably 4 horrible passes too. Mings also guilty and Rice and Sterling. We seem to have the wrong boots on. Seen us slip about 5 times in the first half.

Oh. That's a shame.

I was too. ;)

Mixture of reasons really. My mum has dementia and I have to go over and see her everyday and she has now had five falls, so is always in and out of hospital. I also sort out all my parents washing and shopping and financial stuff. However, I am also struggling to find the motivation to go to...

I have indeed.

er.

Oh, sorry. I meant tomorrow.

Has a Krispy Kreme opened recently in the Small Heath area then?

There probably isn't any, but it would be great fun to watch.