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Nazon can be so frustrating.

Bit rude! What have I done to upset you?

Yep, just looked. It really is pathetic and barely a positive word to be found anywhere throughout his entire posting history.

I suggest you look at your posting history. Just had a quick peek myself and it is so negative. Nearly every single post is 'we're bad' 'we're not good enough' game over.' It's really, really embarrassing.

IS a disgrace? You been lately?

You ARE quite often wrong, Charlie, because if we Do go a goal down you come on here to say how bad we are and then if we come back to draw or win you disappear off the face of the earth. When is the last time you posted a positive post exactly?

Brilliant!!!

Not disagreeing with that. So much had to be rebuilt after all the destruction from the bombing however.

You'd be saying 'look at me when I'm talking to you!'

You're obviously getting muddled and confused with this bloke.

Yes, cheers for that. Both statements have some truth about them.

It's as clear a case of coercion you could ever get. A total and complete fix up. How any judge could uphold that conviction based on that confession is totally beyond belief.

2-0 written all over it usually means a 1-0 defeat.

The Move - Blackberry Way.

Maybe. I think they were trying to entice a Waitrose higher end supermarket to be quite honest, but I don't think that is the right place for it.

I used to like Lee Hurst. Saw him live (the comedian, not the footballer) and he was very funny. Used to be he was never off our TV screens, nor Nick Hancock.

What about at Bishop Street, where the old post sorting office was. As part of the development there is to be a retail unit at the base of the building and it is set aside for a supermarket.

I don't mind any comedian making fun, but considering he is from a city of a rival bid for the same competition and was involved in the bid of that rival city it does come across very much as sour grapes.

Hmm, not sure that is quite accurate. During the blitz more than half the homes in the city were destroyed or damaged and two thirds of the city's buildings. They destroyed the cathedral, the market hall, 620 shops were wiped off the face of the earth and a 16th century palace yard where James...