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I use to play with a Babolat, I also use to suffer from tennis elbow. One day I returned a serve in the warm up and one of the two shafts which link the handle to the racquet cracked in half, I thought it was a string at first, so I borrowed a Head and have been using Head's ever since and my...

So what was the reply from PB

Biggest flop for me is the parents who encourage their kids to write signs asking for opposition players shirts

I don't know if its the norm on other coaches, but on the ST coach to the Spurs home match the steward on the coach always tells us about the history of the club we are playing and went through the history of Spurs at length, it was probably the longest I had heard.

How the hell do you know if it has effected him mentally. He may well be mentally strong maybe behind closed doors he isn't. Do you also believe that a teenager who is mentally abused should just man up and not consider putting that bed sheet up on the rafters.

How on earth can you tell the difference between a boo and a monkey chant from a picture

You know what you are You know what you arrrre It maybe not proven But you know what you are

2. Preston North End

4. Newcastle

1. Everton

7. Arsenal

For a buyer it just like a normal ticket purchase, just keep a eye on the website for one to pop up.

No later that the Yeovil game a few year's ago (ok 15 minutes later) which was also a Friday night, although not many stayed to see it

He wouldn't have been near to the Burnley fans next to us behind the goal then as he would take the throw in from the other side of the pitch in the second half

It was probably just some southern softie mishearing a boo in a Burnley accent, easily done apparently

Its not going away https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/43960006

Its bound to be first away game of the season and will see Bong line up opposite their new signing, Mr Unproven

Which is basically what happen at Palace the away game before

I always use to buy a programme but haven't done so for about five years now, I see the £3 saving as a discount towards my pint and a sausage roll.

Be thankful they weren't those awful dangerous Chinese lanterns