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"Two legends of the game" ??. Shurely one legend of the game and Malcolm Allison......

I'm sure I read somewhere that you'd need to replace the roof to get the blue colour back and that the club are 'disappointed' that it's faded so quickly.

Well...he was hardly going to be quoted saying something along the lines of "Crooksy was well past his sell-by date. I think I can improve on that load of old $hyte" was he?

Another subscriber here. I get my vouchers through the post and pop down the local newsagents early every day (gets me out of bed) to get my discounted copy. Also use the online version but as an old git it's still mostly the print for me. Nothing nicer than coming back from the newsagent...

As the father of an son who is diagnosed autistic, more power to your elbow. Our son is now 34 and in a supported living flat, so he's come a long way but here are a few things he used to love when a child. Of course this is based on what floated his boat which may not be the same for your lad...

I assume she's not been put inside because of the care issues that might arise with her eldest son if she is. What I do find odd is that she says she can't afford legal representation when she seems to be burning money on cosmetic surgery interventions and whizzing off to Turkey for same.

I am grateful to you for doing this, I feel so much safer now. Not......

I was in the North Stand, near the Corner Flag on the west side. At some point there was an almighty barney behind us, everyone not involved piled forward to avoid the scrap and those of us nearer the front decided getting on to the path that went round the side of the pitch was preferable to...

"Welfare - put our old folk before aliens" Quite right. Bloody Martians, coming over here, taking our jobs and scrounging off benefits. And their food smells funny.

It's 47 years ago now and my memory is hazy (and I've thrown all my old NMEs out!) but my - possibly selective - memory is that compared to many on the NME Baker was more broad minded and would name check soul and disco stuff which his colleagues were very snobbish over, which endeared him to...

Well.....hope springs eternal 😄

I've come to the conclusion that a ESL might be a good thing for football, if (and only if) it's members are kicked out of domestic leagues. Let them get on with their meaningless comp where they all play each other every year, slavishly watched on TV and 'supported' by people across the globe...

I've had it diagnosed for about 3 years now, and was told it was probably a by-product of all the insulin I've been taking to manage my diabetes for the last 15 years or so On medical advice I now hardly drink alcohol at all which has improved my liver readings (couldn't quote you the numbers...

Surely not? Then when they inevitably boot you out after your deal is over you get no compo. Take the longest deal you can get away with!

Bobby Womack's The Poet. To my shame completely passed me by in early 1980s when it was first released when I was still trying to pretend the entrails of punk and new wave were where it's at. Given to me as a present about 5 years later and I loved it then and still do. Proper soul music. And...

Oh dear, if he does come here I do worry about the extent to which NSC will be even more populated by flatulence related jokes, puns and comments......

3. I know there have been lots of injuries but unless whoever comes in dishes out some swift kicks in the pants to some of the underperformers of the past 3 months and/or we get some decent fresh blood in; then we are dangerously close to being relegation fodder next season. I will be delighted...

I know it wouldn't get rid of all VAR issues but I do wonder whether we should just get rid of offside. Given that it was originally introduced because of goal hanging and is now mostly argy-bargy about whether somebody's knee is nearer the goal than someone else's.. And would it just lead to...

It's not the technology that's the problem, it's the incompetent baboons that operate it. They're the problem.