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I'm not so sure he does support animal charities. I want him to create an email, print it off and then come and meet me in person to give it to me to prove it

Errm, we're only just into June, Pete.

Yes. Massive. According to my missus there are no gay people in Russia. There only needs to be a mention of the word lesbian in a TV show and she's demanding I change the channel, so as not to influence our daughter. It is a massive problem over there and the LGBT community are being...

That's inSane!

Yay! Return of the Bob!

Schumacher in 2nd?

I could hear it from my back garden, so lit a bonfire and just stayed out and listened to it. Only caught the end 20 mins though.

Cheers for that. It says a player needs to leave the field immediately, but doesn't say how long for. Guessing it means the rest of the match?

Yeah. It's just that I do like events (Godiva, food festivals, free concerts etc, entertainment). The Pride festival apparently has entertainment and music, so it sounds interesting.

It is relevant though I would say. I would totally disagree with what you have said there. Example. I was absolutely fine and comfortable sitting by myself at Wembley, but wasn't at all comfortable going down to Wembley alone on the coach. It depends on what the scenario is and with a gay...

I didn't get the article come up. I only got the headline with a pic come up on my tablet. No text at all after that. Only thing I could read was that it was a green card that was a warning in-between a yellow and a red card. If there's more to it I need to find another internet hit on it.

If it were at all humanly possible I would have less than zero interest.

In-between a yellow and a red? I thought green meant go. So is this encouraging and inciting a player to go ahead and get a red card? What a load of bollocks. Surely this will just mean less red cards.

Wow ! Mind blowing! !

Yeah and I love the fact that this one is focusing on making it family friendly. They have to be inclusive, not exclusive.

But I was the same in not wanting to go to Wembley on my own, or other festivals, or to see bands in concert etc.

It may well have been legalised, but was still not accepted for aalong, long time after and very much frowned upon and people would be regularly be beaten up just for being gay. It's only become accepted decades after it was legalised. Why do you think so many movie and TV stars and sports...

Well, I have heard word of some of the sorts of retailers you speak of. Not confirmed yet, but as part of the city centre south project.

Yeah, but restaurants are coming in numbers now, so with that comes footfall and with that will come more shops. Town is often very busy these days. I go on a Tuesday and Friday and it's quite busy and loads of people about.

Not many. It's more restaurants and cafes and ice cream places that are popping up on the whole.