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It's happening in Lichfield, a group of us are meeting for the game. If you want to LISTEN to the game - Radio 5live?

..and all the heavyweights in that lamentable division!

..and watch the ConDemNation carry on fiddling with non-rich peoples' benefits and pensions..

QVC were starting the Christmas countdown in..... ...July.. Merry Christmas!!

No, no, it would be intriguing and refreshing to see a 'top 4' premiershite club f*** up like L***s did!!

Can't disagree with any of these paragraphs..

Indeed, when we get to the Championship, it will excellent for me, location-wise!!

Yep, I tuned into Sky 983 (SouthEast) and all I saw was Gillingham's bizarre game. No Charlton or Albion? Mind you, Gillingham Ladies are doing well..

I'll just quote you so the result can be shown again..

Derby fans at work have been saying for some weeks, a thrashing was coming! Nice that they reserve that for crippled Alice!!

At Pride Park, Churley?

Get yourselves down to Withdean this Tuesday!! I'm back in town this week and will be going. I have never been this excited at the thought of watching a game at Withdean. The last time I went to the place, we lost 4-1? to Derby in the Carling Cup. Can't f***ing wait. Let's get a sell-out...

Can we just return it to, 'Ask Natterjack'?

I endorse this suggestion.:amex:

Fortunately, the same applies for not-so-nice down at Portsmouth!

Roman Polanski followed the theme set by Hitchcock with Frantic. The viewer was placed in a position whereby they had absolutely no idea what was happening with the main character's (Harrison Ford)wife. I remember watching this film when I was about 8/9 and found it wholly gripping.

Hitchcock is the man that knows how to fill me with fear. Psycho, to me is an unnerving film. Not relying on SFX, it is shown in black and white, adding to it's haunting element. The Birds is equally difficult to watch. The man is/was a gifted storyteller, knowing fully how to deliver an...

Although how does a team like Scunthorpe manage to get into the Championship? How did Brighton manage to win the play-offs in 2004 and stay in the Championship, against all the odds for two seasons? Yes, money and resources are influential, but having an ambitious, confident manager also helps.

Just hope this isn't where we peak for the season.

'Ave it, son!