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I occasionally flirt with moving back to Sussex and commuting to London. Could change at Clapham Junction for Shepherd's Bush when the station opens next month. I think it'd just make me cry, though.

I've still got Keith Greenfield's! I bought it for about three pounds at a charity auction of some kind.

Against Surrey in the championship in 1993, I think. And the first-ever Sunday game in coloured clothing the following day. In which Franklyn Stephenson became the first player to score a ton in England wearing pyjamas.

It's only morally WRONG cos I never got one and I was WELL well behaved at school. You see, if he wasn't acting up in the first place, you wouldn't be THINKING about bunging him good-behaviour cash, WOULDJA? :couldhavemadeamint:

L9ierCQaJOY Only joking of course, and it's a bit of a cheap shot at our Irish chum, sorry! but I haven't laughed at anything so much in yonks... :D

I'm a journalist (not a web kind, an old-fashioned kind), and I've been interviewed for SEVERAL jobs I haven't had a chance of getting. But always bear in mind that they might consider you for the next job, or the one after. So follow all the tips offered by Gwylan above, and think long-term.

I met Alex Lester at a wedding once. We have a few friends, and an employer, in common so we sometimes converse by email. He's more or less the funniest man I've ever met. Also, he lives in Hastings. Interesting fact.

See, I TOLD you that I didn't know the first thing about south London.

It's all bollocks, though. If you're a couple and you've got a half decent solicitor, you'll buy the house as "tenants in common", so you in effect have half a house each rather than one house between you. (There's more here...

Carlton Palmer? What?

The current Mrs Of Pevensey Bay is a primary school teacher (year 2) in west London and what Dave says rings pretty much true. Based on what she says (and what my dad says; he's been a teacher for 30ish years) the best advice I can offer you is ALWAYS back up what the teacher says*. That's the...

As someone who lives in North London, I've never actually heard of a place called South London. Seriously, though, I reckon you could get a flatshare in Clapham itself for 500pcm. Problem is, it's full of wankers. A good tip if you want to save on council tax is to move to the London Borough of...

The commentator on BBC Radio Derby in late September 2001 who described a fouled player as going down "like the Twin Towers, only less spectacularly"

It's in today's paper. The answer: It then rather alarmingly says

Yes. Haven't been to any of those places though.

25 days, except I do three and a half 12-hour days a week, meaning I actually get 18 days. But then I'm not automatically allowed ANY bank holidays (even Christmas) so I get a further 9 days to compensate.

He'll need em to pay off his ex wife

Falmer stadium.

You've got more chance of getting tickets for Lord Lucan and Elvis Duet In Concert. Which is on at the Corn Exchange next festival, I'm told.

Probably couldn't do a job, to be honest SURREY RELEASE SALISBURY Former England leg-spinner Ian Salisbury has been released by Surrey. The 37-year-old was offered a one-year contract after the 2006 season but has been told that the deal will not be renewed for next year. Salisbury, who...