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The Second Sleep by Robert Harris

I always thought Gilmour was cover for Lallana but what do I know???

Still early days but I think you may be right!

No words necessary here...........

Actually remembered this yesterday but forgot to post it hence the early insertion today - one of my favourite live music on TV moments starring the Igster wacking up the notoriously sterile atmosphere of Later with Jools Holland

Just finished binge watching it on iplayer. As someone who knew little to nothing about the origins of the SAS I thought it was well scripted, very well paced, watchable and given that a significant element of it is true, pretty amazing. Some things jarred though - the use of some contemporary...

Please your time on this forum is up - just feck off to "The Shed End" where you now belong.

Bit of a crossover tune and I've posted it before somewhere else ("Best tune today"?) but I loved Carlene Carter back in the day, she was Nick Lowe's squeeze for a while so she ignored me (!!!) and her country lineage is pretty strong so I reckon it qualifies here....

Excellent article by McCarthy - describes the whole picture not just the narrow perspective adopted by most journalists and pundits

I wonder whether Gilmour is the natural successor to Lallana?

Pretty sure I've posted this before, and I'm equally sure I'll post it again....

Which is great in theory but as we've seen in the past very difficult to do in practice given the generally "nice" nature of our demographic, our comfortable stadium and the fact that as a group of 27,000 people we're still getting to know each other!! So there needs to be a good reason (like...

Not even after a few defeats - on The Shed End they almost unanimously want him out now!!!

It will be different - there'll be booing until Chelsea score their first goal at which point it will descend into silence broken only by the noise from the Chelsea fans. Or did I just dream all that???

Blimey, I aged 5 years just reading that!!!

Its pure panto, of course I'll be boohooing!!!

I've missed quite a few "slots" of late so I'm going to slip in a recent and rather cheeky 4 song Tiny Desk Concert featuring the wonderful Lake Street Dive and with relatively new keyboard player Akie Bermiss sounding more like Stevie Wonder than Stevie Wonder on Song 2.....

Swansman - time to f*** off mate