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That works for me.

I think it certainly will, Nick, but that probably won't stop a few trying.

I'm sure you are right about that, OSB.

Shmmee, it would be a massive help to you if you had a training partner. They could help you with heavy lifts, give encouragement etc. Also, on days when you are due to go to the gym but don't feel like it, the fact that you know they are waiting for you gives you a bit of a push to go.

The council house was opened in 1920. It's not as old as it looks.

I just hope that if we score first, we don't sit back and try to defend the lead.

I don't recall any, Singers_pore. Can you quote a few?

Glad to hear that, Torch. Get plenty of decent food down you!

It annoys me, 87mint - the link doesn't work!

I certainly wouldn't want a pitch invasion.

Embarrassing the EFL and Sisu in front of a large audience would keep the pressure on them. It would certainly add fuel to the fire, and may result in the EFL being told in no uncertain terms by Parliament that they have to do something about football governance. Similarly, Sisu may get some...

It achieves what any other blow in a war of attrition does - it's another blow. On its own, it wouldn't achieve anything, but it is part of what would hopefully be a cumulative effect. You very often ask "what would it achieve" when the discussion is about protests. The answer has to be "We...

Did you eat the apple in front of a large TV audience with much of the country's newspaper sports reporters watching? Did you explain that you ate the apple as a protest against Sisu?

Nick, I refer you to my post #57 on this thread.

Nick, I get the impression that you think a protest is only worthwhile if it gets an immediate result. The protests are part of a war of attrition, it seems to me.

As have Sisu, and our absentee CEO, SBK.

Why were you asking Slade for a sausage?

Also, there are many that seem surprised at the checkout that they have to pay for their stuff. They have to start rummaging around in pockets/handbags to find their money when everything has been scanned.

Similar to that, Nick, I get annoyed with people that walk into a shop and stop as soon as they get through the door. Also, those that decide to stop for a chat with a friend in the supermarket, but stay in the middle of the aisle blocking it with trollies.

I've just read about that. It's a major blow to our chances.