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And I do sincerely hope you are joking, cos your post makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.

I am not controlling anyone though. My being happy more people are not religious is not my controlling anyone, it's just me commenting on a fact. I am just delighted more people are thinking like me, but have done absolutely nothing to promote that stance, or indeed encouraged anyone to give up...

Nailed on win and we'll all be wondering what the fuss was about and be reflecting on the presumptive worst team in the history of the club previous comments.

Yep, it's obviously the extremists. The next door neighbours were devout Christians and were for the most part nice people. No problem with individuals believing in God, but I do not care for the 'you must wear this,' 'you have to do that,' 'can't marry out of your faith' bollocks. Just a form...

Death and destruction I think you'll find.

Yeah, I think I encountered that too that same day. I was in Hastings.

Holding the ball up, bringing fellow teammates into play and intelligent flick on's and through balls (such as at Wembley). We haven't seen any of that so far this season I don't think.

I think Beavon can be a key squad player for us this season, but only if we utilise him properly. At the moment half the time the ball is pinged either above or straight at his head. Been disappointed with him so far this season, but we are clearly not playing to his strengths.

I'm Ian, I'm on every week.

Yeah, two now. The Japanese is next door to Han Dynasty and the Korean place is across the way at the top of the steps by Sainsbury's. Sainsbury's definitely should have gone. Not only does it block what's behind it, it is also very ugly concrete monstrosity of a building.

It's called audio ambience.

More than half in UK are non-religious, suggests survey - More than half in UK are non-religious, suggests survey - BBC News

I think they are mostly sundaes from what I can see. I don't think they do cakes in a jam jar. There's one in Brum and it has very good ratings, so we will wait and see. Will probably be popular with students, especially with it being right next door to Study Inn in Corporation St.

Does look nice to be honest.

I think it was.

Most definitely. Good move.

Wow! Thought we were getting him, but it looks like it's an Indian takeaway.

Maybe Robins has to wear Taylor round his neck like a lucky rabbit's foot for it to work.

This is the interior.

If you go do please let us know if it was any good or not. It's called Jinseon. There's only 12 reviews to be seen so far, all good ratings, but I am guessing it must be a very, very new place.