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That's shocking value for money, even by their barrel-scraping standards.

A bit of booing won't go amiss. Won't be joining in with any 'racist' chants as this isn't proven. Will definitely be joining in with any 'wanker' chants as this was most certainly proven.

San Francisco. I like trams (yes, trams).

You had me at "just a quick one".

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I tend to enjoy MOTD best when I'm unconscious.

Good review there, mostly agree, especially re; the amazing Saoirse. I'd give it a bit more than 5/10 for the rest though, thought it romped along at a good pace which kept my attention, was shot and costumed beautifully and loved the Max Richter score. An overall 8/10 for me.

Just when you thought The Crown couldn't get any sexier......

It was quite endearing, a bit like when you nephew scores his first goal for Big School.

Cracking pub at it's height, used to attract a fair few celebs and actors to the old top bar when they were in town. RIP Windsor.

Highlight of MOTD last night by a mile, but that's being damned by faint praise.

Another vote for Stan & Ollie here, magnificent film and 9/10 for me. The performances from Coogan and Reily are wonderful, balancing 'in' and 'out' of character perfectly, which must've been incredibly hard to get just right.

Same stand but t'other side of the touchline for me, and further back from the pitch, which will handy if it hisses down...... or snows.

The Lost Map (records) podcasts are always good value..... https://www.lostmap.com/podcast/

Well played.

Depends how my knees are holding up.

I got my hearing tested a while back. Results weren't great. Didn't improve my overall mood. I can still clearly make out 'Socceroo' though in the Matty Ryan song from the West Stand, so all is not lost yet.

We've helped him make that decision sooner rather than later, but it was always an inevitable conclusion.

I think we've helped him make that decision maybe sooner than he'd have made it without us, but the conclusion was always inevitable.