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A match thread over before half-time 😀 You lot are as interested in the match as this guy with folded arms amongst the Celtic fans!

@Bozza edit function doesn't appear to be working for OPs (on Android), as I can edit this post. Credit for the piece https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/65747127

Live on BBC Scotland (which should be on your iPlayer) Venue: Hampden Park, Glasgow Date: Saturday, 3 June Kick-off: 17:30 BST Coverage: Watch on BBC One Scotland, BBC Scotland & BBC iPlayer, listen on BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal, BBC Radio 5 live & BBC Sounds, live text...

I'm afraid not How famous is Kyogo in Japan? He's massively popular with Celtic fans

Julio just scored!

Speed reading, this is what I first thought you meant! How do you embolden text, or use italics etc? Those 3-dot menus just produce this (Android)

OMG it's a WOMAN!

What did you mean by that?

I do believe Sanchez (+ money) was proposed for Colwill.

In view of the transport difficulties it's a shame a pay-to-view stream couldn't be organised. The Sussex County FA did a highly professional (free) stream for their Senior Cup final recently.

Wow! He looks like Caicedo Mk II in that clip.

Never heard of it so my first thought was "who is this ex-Albion coach Lasso-something?"

If this was the 1970s we'd be playing Sheffield United tonight in the FA Cup 3rd place play-off 🤓

Do you mean not as part of a few days' holiday?

Do you mean 1. It's the last match at the Amex this season 2. It's the last match against Palace supporters or 3. It's the last match the charity is going to organise? Maybe somebody should post bus times.

There was an item on BBC One's Rip Off Britain this morning starting at 30:50 but you probably want to skip the first five minutes which is just passenger woes. The respected travel consumer guru Simon Calder states things are back to normal and applying online, you'll probably get your passport...

There's nowt wrong wi' Skeggy!

If s/he's a friend why can't you let 'em use yours?

Hi, is Italian your first language? I was wondering if there is a more precise everyday word than completare that means to carry on. If so, is it significant he didn't use it or maybe the meaning has just been lost in translation.

In that example you'd need to factor in the extra 2 million pounds of unnecessary VAT from each club.