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It's re-finance or walk away.

That was my first thought. Then Leicester came into it. (They probably are confused though, poor lambs).

James Maddison to the Mackems? How realistic would that be given they reckon they're skint? They seem to be losing their shit over a crappy tweet that says he's on his way. Should we tell them he's a Cov Kid?

No idea why I thought buying that bloated tosh was a good idea. Worst thing though is that it (maybe just my own pressing of it?) has an out-of-centre hole so when the stylus nears the middle the levels of audible 'wow' are insane. Still have it, but haven't played it for probably 30-odd years!

My missus loves Staged, but I'm unconvinced. However, we agree on Hinterland, which we've just gone through on Netflix in just a few evenings. Bloody excellent collection of stories with an overarching story above them. Clever and absorbing, if a bit Welsh...

Somebody's mentioned Das Boot already. Absolutely magnificent.

If anyone is interested in Cov MD Nick Johnston's take on how the club is managing the Covid and RFU funding issues, he was interviewed on Eakin's CWR prog yesterday afternoon (it's on 'catch up'). Worth a listen, optimistic, and only slightly spoiled by Richard Moon's constant refs to W*sps.

Quite. And half of them are on a year or less service. Quite shocking really.

Yes, I know that's what's sung, but the original song uses the singular. That's all I'm saying. No worries!

The 'In my Coventry homes' one (note: Should be 'home', not homes) is from Pete McGovern's original 'In my Liverpool home'.

Ol' Nebuchadnezzar. Great cover and album, and some great tracks, with Vincent Crane's Hammond solo on Vug (edit: actually it's on Gershatzer, not Vug. Memory fucked!) standing out. Still have the vinyl I bought when it first came out.

I shall be looking out just before 17.50, just in case it comes slightly north of Nuneaton!

A few years ago on a canal holiday on the Brecon & Monmouth. Me dawg on the towpath and our boat in the distance.

Ha. Noticed the moniker last night and thought it much better than most of the idiot handles you see on there.

Would he close Ikea?

Thought not. Cheers.

Philips was my happy place. Lol. Doubt it's still there, sadly.

Had the LP back in the early seventies but lost it and several others in an acrimonious parting of the ways via the divorce court. I eventually replaced it with the CD remake. Never the same!

And their Cricklewood Green album being one of my favourites.

I note that they've now lost hooker Ashley Johnson and back-rower Nizaam Carr. Both good players, but Carr will be particularly missed I'm sure. I can almost hear the wailing from here. Oh dear...