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My parents' house.

One of the greatest players ever. RIP.

Interesting article about him in the Grauniad; http://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/mar/23/dj-derek-life-death-unlikely-reggae-legend-bristol

The author of A Kestrel For A Knave has died aged 76. Both the book and the film (Kes) are rightly regarded as classics. His first novel, The Blinder, is the best fictonal account of a footballer I've ever read. Check it out.

As far as I'm aware we've never celebrated St George's Day in this country. When I were a lad in the 60's living in Angmering village I can remember May Day being a big celebration but we never bothered with St George's.

I just love how Wozza finds a new way to mangle the English language every week but makes perfect sense at the same time.

I've had the misfortune of having to go through his new assessment regime administered by his mates from Atos and now Maximus. I've also helped several other severely disabled people through the process and can assure you that IDS does not give a toss about the welfare of disabled people.

2-1 to the Albion.

One of the great 70's mavericks.

We'll do them 2-0.

Stevie Nimmo is playing there on Thursday. He's one of the finest Blues/Rock guitarists on the scene at the moment.

Four Little Diamonds - Electric Light Orchestra

When I saw the poster at Worthing with that heading I had to laugh. MODERNISING = GETTING RID OF STAFF.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35784742

Went to the first few games at the Amex wearing a hard collar having broken my neck a few months earlier.

A tough one this. 1-1 draw.

The Pretender - Jackson Browne

Yes - definitley Sully's testimonial against the Scummers.

2-1 to the Albion.

Catch 22 and The Grapes Of Wrath are neck and neck for me.