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Yesterday? We didn't see any groups of lads at all yesterday. Not anywhere. The fair was clear of them too. Could it have been a revenge thing for Saturday evening perhaps?

Meaningless Songs in Very High Voices.

I quite like some Bee Gees songs, but started to watch Barry Gibbs set at Glastonbury and the first note he hit I had to turn the tv off. I find his falsetto vocals embarrassingly ridiculous and found it hard to not burst out laughing.

Best bet is YouTube I would have thought. Someone is bound sure to have filmed it on their phone.

The Sainsbury's boss has told shoppers that because of Brexit we can all expect higher prices, less choice and poorer quality. I can't wait and am salivating at the prospect.

What about Ian Hunter? He could be a great call, especially for the Sunday slot. 9 top 40 hits with Mott the Hoople, 3 in the top 10 and so many of them big sing-a-long anthems. Would love to see him headline. Some great songs. All the Young Dudes, the Golden Age of Rock and Roll, All the Way...

No, no chance on Depeche Mode. Just checked and they are still too big. Still playing the likes of the Hollywood Bowl and the O2.

She was alright in the TV series Glow where she took her clothes off.

Funnily enough I was thinking of OMD too. Would like to see Depeche Mode myself, but maybe they are still too big perhaps. Gary Numan would have a lot of pull.

Could maybe do away with the funfair too and just have the smaller kids one like this year in the family field. The funfair seems to attract some quite unsavoury types.

Do you think we should continue to steer clear of tribute bands? Just thinking someone like the Bootleg Beatles or such like would go down a storm.

So, who would you like to see next year up there. Shame it always has to be bands or artists on the wane, but of course that is all we are going to be able to afford to get. Before coming up with suggestions I always have to do some research and see who is still going and who has reformed.

Never been in any of the bars there at all, but am always hearing of problems.

Some band with a good back catalogue of hits that can be sung along to and have more universal appeal.

Coventry Clash? Go straight to hell boys.

And as for the Darkness, wouldn't they have been better on Friday night? Would have thought on family day (Sunday) it should be a bit more poppie perhaps. Something a bit more universal. I thought Badfinger were pretty good today to be honest and was thinking that sort of thing, though they are...

I really liked the song Foundations, but today I watched the first song and thought it was awful, so we left then and went home. A world apart from her earlier stuff. Not sure if the whole set was like that. We had a great time, going all 3 days, but next year I have said to my daughter to...

Actually, I would say 100/1 is cowardly, but 100/3 is fair gane.

We saw the 100 youths. I guessed at 50, but my daughter said about 100. We saw about 3 or 4 kids run out of the fair and then about 6 or 7 seconds later about 100 kids piled out of the fair chasing them, girls included. I would say they were predominantly about 14-15 years old and mainly...

Yeah and that's just the bands!!