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Agree with that. Calde played well. Sidwell competent but not MoM by any stretch. Would have liked to see Jiri for Murphy.

Excellent last time, they're back on June 15th. Tickets on sale now.

The old Southwick Town Hall?

I've got this one. Excellently sweary.

Yeah I'm a pretty good cook and this kind of recommendation is exactly what I'm after. Thanks. Someone recommended "Charcutterie" on another thread and that turned out to be a gem. Tapping the hive-mind that is NSC.

Any and all. Google is useful but I'm after some recommendations of books/authors that others have come across.

Anyone got any good suggestions outside of the mainstream?

I think it's a reflection of the total lack of imagination and aspiration of politicians. They hold us in contempt.

An article from those communists at the Daily Telegraph - 3:59PM GMT 06 Jan 2002 She was, until six days ago, the young woman who did not exist. Excised from school photographs, barred from class theatrical productions and left off the list of scholastic achievements displayed on her college...

Going to see John Grant in Cork then up to Dublin for the weekend. Any sporting activities i should take in?

NSC being much kinder than the Telegraph Twitter account tonight. They were happy to show him up as a scumbag. Weird.

Tries hard but probably playing a couple of leagues above his ability.

Good post, Attila.

I'm fine with the principal but not with the reality. It's un-accountable, corrupt, un-democratic and seemingly un-reformable, so it's an out.

We won't. His wages are out of our league.

Either way it's more than we would pay.

They are paying him £30k a week.

John (Bulldog)

That was awful. We played like a team who, at the end of a season in which they've been relegated, are looking forward to their holidays. From the first ten minutes when Bruno had given away the ball three times and Stockdale attempted to gift them a goal, which they politely declined, Stockdale...

But he doesn't. He's the opposite to what most people mean when they say "gambler". What he likes is a small discrepancy in the odds in his favour.