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Let's count our blessings. He's one of the most odious people on the planet. I can't imagine a death sufficiently hideous that befits Putin's glove puppet.

Interesting item in the BBC news website re Russia removing border markers on the Narva river border with Estonia. Somewhat more surreptitious than a full scale invasion. See below :- The European Union has denounced Russia's removal of buoys marking the border with Estonia on the Narva River...

I want see see someone that opts for all out attack, to whom defence is an alien concept. Putin gets my vote.

Wayne Rooney. The championship is much less predictable. You don't get the same team winning it every season.

Dozens of 'em. To refer to this guy merely as a genius, is tantamount to insulting him. 'Worlds apart' is my current favourite, but that could change any at minute.

None of them are worthy of my vote.

Budapest. Never fails to delight.

Why ?

I think I'm in love, and not with Putin !

Entirely predictable, if you produce relegation form for the last five months of the season.

Sadly this doesn't appear to be an option. Can you imagine Russia's great Tsar conceding an inch of stolen land in negotiations ?

The piece from Kallas is incredibly perceptive. For eons I've been aware of the fact that Putin lives to de-stabilise the west. I just couldn't connect the dots, in order to establish his modus operandi with regards to having troops on the ground in Syria and in Africa. Now it all makes perfect...

Here ex husband, Ruston Kelly is a fantastic singer songwriter. His ‘Dying star’ album is superb. Very Jackson Browne. I saw Ruston Kelly supporting some band in Brighton a few years ago.

Just seen Jesse Cook, the virtuoso flamenco guitarist at The South Bank. Very impressive.

This guy and Orban of Hungary have succeeded in diluting NATO's response to Putin's genocide. How many lives have been lost as a result of them being Putin sympathisers ? Sorry, but he's just collateral damage, in a war that is surreptitiously engulfing all of us.

The words 'nail' and 'head' are on my lips.

Bozza is right. The coach transports passengers from Worthing Pier to Porsmouth for the sailing. Can't say that I find the prospect of a coach journey from Worthing to Portsmouth that inspiring, but the time on the Waverley and a steam railway experience at Swanage should be pretty good.

I don't know if anyone on NSC is interested, but the South Coast dates for sailings have recently been announced. Shoreham is 13 September, but I'll be abroad. The misses and I have booked the Portsmouth sailing on 25 September, combining it with a ride on the Swanage Heritage Railway. Hopefully...

I am really optimistic about this one. I think we'll only lose 1 : 4.

Going to see Jesse Cook on Friday at The Southbank Centre. Has anyone on NSC seen him in concert ?