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Palmer, he travels boy. Where? Hull.

To be fair to Oasis even past their peak they always produced one or two great tracks in an album. I'm almost talking myself into paying to go at the moment.

Use the rest of the budget from smoking to bring down the price of a pint to 1999 levels

Agree on one of your best and your least, I hate Don't look back in anger these days. These are my favourite track from each album by album release oldest to newest (1 = Definitely Maybe, 7 = Dig out your soul) 1. Colombia 2. Some might say 3. D'you know what I mean 4. Sunday morning call 5...

Or more likely somebody has concrete interest

Two things that Sheaf brought were: 1. Willingness to take the ball in a tight position (and his team mates trust that he won't lose the ball in those positions) 2. Rapid progression forward, he quickly turns to look forward

The secret of him and MVE is speaking Japanese, who'd have though MVE would be into anime

QPR just signed Madsen and have Chair so seems unlikely

In relation to Torp's mishap against Oxford in that first game, I noticed in the most recent game against the same opposition he was beaten in midfield and just brought the player down. He's learnt.

Leaving his home to travel up for the Norwich match

Noel the Tory doing what Tories do, I wasn't that bothered but no way would I pay that money to see them.

Rachel Reeves and Starmer use similar language "the national credit card" etc. Depressing.

Wouldn't mind but you're not even an alcoholic

I miss the smell of smoking / pipes etc in the ground, reminds me of my early days watching football

Smokers are hugely demonised for the effects of passive smoke (which surely isn't that bad outside of your household?) but nobody is ever criticised for pumping diesel or petrol fumes into the air everyday (which have a demonstrable effect on population wide health and the environment)

No major problem with smoking being banned where people are eating, outside or in. I don't think it should be banned in pub gardens per se though.

Great on crosses

Reducing the amount of money sucked out of the useful economy through paying for energy, rent and finance.

How are they measuring productivity in London though? Is it work carried out in London or just companies that have a registered head office in London? How is the financial services industry productive?

Is it even the same Raphael?