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I'll be there.

Sportsters in Edinburgh. There is another game on in Scotland, but the landlord has guaranteed us the big one.

Wasn't the Lamb Inn near Faygate a King's pub?

Are Werder Bremen at home - its only about an hour on the train.

If you're off to Bavaria, its not Hoch Deutsch you want. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raZdUvrOahU

There's one supporters club that was set up in the Arragon, Byres Road. www.bhalba.co.uk

Any chance of swapping seats next time they use them? I spent the first 10 minutes yesterday thinking I was having a migraine attack - until my neighbours in the WSU said they had similar vision distortion problems.

So you know what the moisturiser is all about.

Kicking a guy in the balls just after he's had a vasectomy - ouch.

Funny to hear them talking about the 'English week' recently - only one week of midweek league games all season. Again, their focus seems to be quality rather than quantity.

Yes, but many years ago, so can't remember much. Its famous for a big modern art fair that happens every few years - the Documenta.

Now I feel guilty. Birmingham will be my 10th.

A glass of the local weissbier whilst lounging in the lagoon at the Erdinger Thermal Baths - is my idea of heaven

Was sat next to his Dad at Blackpool - and he seemed to think Joe was really happy at Brighton, and keen to stay.

Gerry's Wines Spirits - At Gerry's You Can Buy Almost Any Drink Under The Sun!! Old Compton Street if you're in town.

Not just national papers ...Sbaglia il palleggio e tira in porta: la sua - Video Repubblica - la Repubblica.it I reckon it was all part of Tony Bloom's strategy to boost our international profile.

Who was the guest last week - I spend most of half-time queueing for the gents.

Should be a dozen or so Albas heading south - a few of us on the 10am from Edinburgh.

Skintagain 1983 will be at the Amex on Saturday (WSU). He works in Stirling and would doubtless be happy to tell you all about life north of the border.

West brewery, based in Glasgow, are owned by a Bavarian, and produce according to Reinheitsgebot, known as the German Purity Law. You can find their St. Mungo beer in Waitrose.