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Their failure to win means they are in the playoffs. If Duffy or Connolly get injured in those, I'll get back to you here.

:facepalm:

Playing in WC qualifier v. Sudan, currently winning 1-0 at half-time.

That thread was only 5 weeks ago and I think the OP has forgotten about it, which could indicate the early signs of dementia :(

Despite the annoying music, I listened to that all the way through to see if he pronounced 'Sassix'. The county wasn't mentioned and the only obviously identical pronunciation to urban Sussex I could detect was the use of choke for chalk.

He should have stuck with Koo Stark.

Trains used to call at Aldrington and then bypass Brighton?

Why the tumbleweeds?

Davy Pröpper is a sub in Belfast tonight (7.45). Whoops, I didn't realise Yeovil were being screened! They've just lost 0-1 at home to Dover and James Tilley came on at 70 minutes.

You might get advice from those who followed our pre-season tour there...

Deterrence is a necessity, whether that be for Russia or Spain.

There must be one somewhere here https://youtu.be/ZJkNsWCay4c

You'll still need a another thread to cater for the likes of Swingle 2 :)

This is my effort for latest silly song-thread.

I heard/read that the bagpipers were paid £200 each. Of course, that would have been agreed before the recording, but they should have negotiated something like £100 plus a small percentage of the sales.

Thanks, but why have they suddenly started displaying it?

I've never seen it before but there are at least half a dozen of 'em amongst the Welsh in Azerbaijan right now

Edinburgh /Lowlands: soft, OK. Dundee/Aberdeen: gritty, still OK. Glasgow and its satellite towns, as far south as Kilmarnock: a disgraceful and incoherent drawl.

That's only the Sussex urban accent. Didn't it take over due to tens of thousands of Londoners being displaced to (what is now) your conurbation, due to bombing?

Lots of self-employed people work 7 days a week 'for no wages'. Also, I don't like the sexist nature of her comments, "one of hundreds of women" as if there aren't an equivalent number of men in the same position.