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Funny you should mention it, drove down the Long Shoot the other day, couldn't believe it. Nuneaton has always had a lot of new build housing, its population must have increased a fair bit over the last 30 years

I used to lose weight very easily, just doing cardio at the gym 2-3 times a week and watching what I eat a bit. Now I have to work very hard at the gym and be very strict with myself if I want to lose anything, it's too much like hard work when you're busy all week working.

Biased for whom? The fact that both people on the left and the right find them biased shows that they're probably quite balanced overall. I personally think the BBC provides good value for money, it's the envy of the world and a British institution. If you prefer a future controlled by the...

Not necessarily, we just concentrate too much economic activity in London. The actual residents of London do not contribute much if any more per head than anywhere else in the country. Whilst we have a parliament and media that is as London-centric as ours is, nothing will change.

Whilst simultaneously committing to spend billions increasing London's commuter belt with HS2.

We do have a relationship with Nuneaton, we use them to give our own youngsters experience. We have a Category 2 academy, Peterborough do not.

Fair play to the club, very good offer.

Many happy returns

He's not better. He's not as good. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Where's the best site to get a car on contract hire (personal not business)? Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

I can't see a clamour of clubs wanting him at L1 level because he's demonstrated that he isn't really very good. He wasn't deemed good enough for PNE. He got relegated with us after a dreadful season. His stock couldn't really be much lower.

Turnbull is actually the next Aaron Martin, both came through the Southampton youth system. Both are capable of their day but need coaching through games sometimes.

Not really true with the money players earn today. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

This and the Audi Quattro of the same era are ace.

He looked quite good in his first game - scored if I remember rightly, but went backwards after that.

What sort of agreement does a footballer sign with his agent? Who has the final say over where a footballer's future lies? The way its described, it's as if the agent tells the football who to sign for. I'd like to see players like Thomas repay their debt to the club by staying around, at least...

I'd say tonight's starting 11 isn't far off the first choice. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

I think it's very disappointing personally. People complain about short termism but then seem happy that a promising young player is sold because they don't believe he'll put up with the physical L2 game. Bollocks.

Yes, but it's not a quote from the group (SISU) who had apparently committed to spend £20m on transfers and clear the club's debt. Considering Elliott's role in getting people's shares, it was in his interest to talk up the merits of the deal with SISU, so perhaps he's exaggerating. Or, perhaps...

Appreciate that mate. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk