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I’ll see your whooping at gigs and raise you talking loudly in cafes. Specifically the very posh/middle class young woman holding court with her fellow diners about the Seychelles, someone she knows from Malta…”he’s a dentist, no he’s a surgeon”…, a renovation project that her mum and Dad had...

I did see Henning Wehn twice. First time he was great, second time was just after lockdown and, for me, it wasn’t all that. He repeated a lot of his routine and I didn’t find the new bits particularly funny. You’re lucky to have such a good comedy scene. Based in Cardiff the main venue tends to...

From the little bits I’ve seen of RDH I really like him and should try and get to see him. Is Al Murray still the Pub Landlord or is he doing other stuff?

I’ll get involved then… Prior to seeing Miles Jupp I saw Rich Hall. I think he’s fantastic. He also sometimes appears 2nd half as his alter-ego, Otis Lee Crenshaw, which is a real treat! Next up is Ed Gamble. I’m really looking forward to it. Not someone I would’ve thought I’d like that much...

Yeah, I was saying that yesterday. It started with a sort of tribute to Barry Cryer, each panellist taking it in turns to tell one of his jokes…some of them I’d heard before but still great. The one about a parrot that had been rescued from a brothel… Jeremy Hardy was also mentioned and got a...

The panel was Rory Bremner, Marcus Brigstock, Pippa Evans and Tony Hawkes…with Colin Sell accompanying on piano. The 2nd half was Swanny Kazoo heavy. Great fun.

Went to see ‘I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue’ in Bristol yesterday. Not sure I’ve ever laughed so much in one sitting. Really daft but can’t recommend it enough.

Just above your shiiiins?

I went to watch Wales vs Denmark a few years back. It’s the only time ive been at a game where there’s been a standing ovation for a foul. It was in retaliation for a pretty bad foul by a Danish player. It felt like the whole crowd stood up to applaud.

I mean, I agree with all the ones already said here. So just to be different… Not that I can particularly remember them but the goals that made it 3, then 4, then 5-1 vs Liverpool. I remember it just felt like we’d all gone mad and were witnessing a miracle.

I celebrated so hard I literally fell over on the living room floor. This was made worse because I wasn’t even in my house. It was someone else’s living room floor.

I’ve never really seen much trouble at games tbh even in the 80s & 90s. I remember Liverpool pelting the kop with stones/coins after we beat them 1-0, and Swindon bringing about 50 Nazis with them but nothing of note…I wasn’t at that Pompey game. I guess I’ve been lucky…and with away games too...

Not much more to say really (but that’s not gonna stop me), other than the responses from my football team on Sunday was basically “good on him”, Robins that is. Some said he should have gone further and given him a boot! I wasn’t sure how serious this was!! But that did get me thinking, didn’t...

Great. That’s what I want to hear. I was thinking it might be tricky if we factor in things like success eg last game of the season title decider but we can settle those decision like gentlemen…pistols at dawn!

Thanks all. I really appreciate that!

I wasn’t sure when or where to ask this but it feels like a window of opportunity… I was hoping to seek some advice. I can’t go to every game but A friend and I are talking about getting a couple of season tickets - possibly 4 - that we would share between ourselves/family. Neither of us has...

☝️here’s your proof!

It really does stay with you. I think about ‘87 rather more than I suspect I should. I wonder if this magic diminishes for fans of teams that win it regularly. I’d like to find out!

Yep. I’m not a fan of all this, “As I said about so and so in past” boasting that goes on. Big fucking deal. If you’re as contrary as me you change your opinions on an almost hourly basis anyway. Edit: not that anyone should care what i think either!

You say potato I say potarto