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There's always some mugs about.

Yeah, ha! It just manifests itself in their writing, this devout mindset. Was just trying to point that out. ;) So much of American TV promotes this loving God notion.

Shame it's not like the NFL. He could be part of the kicking team and we could just bring him on for corners.

Not sure why it all changed. It's not as if only U23's are playing is it. Are there any limitations at all I wonder.

Probably just say it's a free bar even if it's not.

Yeah and maybe consider a boat trip down there too. That could prove very popular.

Get with the programme, Granddad!

Always makes me grin in the Walking Dead, where some are still praising God and saying he loves them. Yup, he loves us all so much he sent down flesh eating zombies to kill all our friends and families. Oh and there'll be a lot of hunger, starvation, pestilence and poverty too. Top bombing! ;)

Yeah. I used to know one of the box office ladies at the old Cov Theatre. She would always tell me who was nice and who was horrible.

Indeed. The NFL is a bit nutty this year though. You foresee banker, nailed on wins and the form book goes out of the window. And look at the Colts. Totally dominant against the Redskins and won with ease, but have a 1-5 record. Their only win being against us. People were expecting the Jags...

Sissie sounds far too much like Sisu for any City fan's liking.

Hoping for the US, but am thinking Keresley.

Think I mentioned it before, but know some people who worked with Rowan Atkinson and they said that he was fine with adults, but not at all nice with the children on the show he was doing.

You can actually see that McIntyre and Flanagan are nice. It just kind of shines through with them. Surprised about Peter Kay if true. He always comes across as likeable.

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Final ascent? If it was near the top it might have been Trevor Peake.

We don't have a good record against Bradford. Not sure it's any good against Southend either though.

Can't control my dreams, Nick and this one was a lot scarier than it sounds on paper. Even scarier than The Haunting of Hill House.

I always find brunch most difficult, because I spent the first 19 years of my life not even knowing it existed.

No, it was only his step ladder. The Davies dream was sandwiched in-between the 'does Michael Doyle play darts' and the robot monkeys who were holding everyone hostage in One Stop because they ran out of granary bread.