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Don't think she mentioned it. My mum has the early stages of dementia, so she wouldn't ask, but my parents did tell her they lost it in the market. You would then think she would offer up where she found it.

Yeah, maybe, but why Saturday night? The cynic in me thinks they rang up to see if it was an old couple that answered the phone. They are both 88 and certainly wouldn't want someone knocking on their door on a Saturday night. Would have thought the caller would have immediately identified...

I used to sit next to some bloke at HR for a few seasons I didn't know. ST next to me for 3 years. He didn't even get out of his seat when we scored, or even applaud. Used to watch the match with arms folded and didn't move a muscle when we scored and couldn't even bring himself to even...

Same here. Do often jump up and down and applaud quite wildly, but never end up across rows of seats or go flying anywhere.

Let's see if they text back.

Yeah, but as it's medicinal my dad doesn't want it back anyway. Could have been tampered with.

Sounds well dodgy to me. My parents are too trusting, but.... 1. Why not say where they found it? 2. Why come round with the medicine? Like Nick says, just meet somewhere neutral like in town. 3. Why bring the stuff on a Saturday night?

I will also make sure I am around there tomorrow night just in case.

Luckily, the number came up my parents' caller display. I therefore texted the number and said thanks, but just throw it all away, it's all been replaced.

They rang my mum and dad. I haven't spoken to anyone.

My dad's name and address and phone number were on the medicine.

Hmm, as a follow-up to this, my parents received a phone call this morning from a woman who said she found my dad's medicine. This is 6 days on from the theft. Alarm bells immediately going off for me. She didn't say where she found it and has said she will come round tomorrow night (Saturday)...

Wasn't there, bit sounds like it was a bit of a nightmare for many. The other thing I don't buy is this gigs, rugby and cricket argument. Do fans there have to be seperated so they don't fight, have a large police presence, have the car parks and train stations and walk ups to the ground...

I have had some situations such as these. I am sure we all have. I would never, ever go to the papers though. These sorts of stories should be nowhere near a newspaper. It's all rather sad and pathetic really.

They're too drunk to remember. And besides, I didn't really read the whole thread and skipped loads, so have no idea how many times it has been said before. ;)

Exactly that. You can drink pre game, after the game and even during the game if you are that desperate. It's just 45 mins max. Are people really saying they cannot go without a beer for 45 mins? And it's not even 45 mins for a most anyway. So many people go down to the mall with maybe 5 or 6...

Ruud Gullit - 'We must have had 99% of the match. It was the other 3% that cost us the game.' Howard Wilkinson -'I am a firm believer that if you score one goal the other team have to score two to win.' David Beckham - When asked by an interviewer if he was volatile he said 'Well I usually...

Patrick Thistle manager, John Lambie upon being told by the trainer that his striker had been concussed in a game and didn't know who he was, came out with 'Great. Tell him he's Pele and get him back on!'

Yup, he inherited a very sick puppy. Can't blame him at all for when he took over that terminally ill side.

I'd love to see him end up at a Gregg's or Burger King. He just seems a natural fit.