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That midfield would get DESTROYED by Sheffield and we'd lose 3 or 4 nil

Just been called a "dressing gown" on Twitter. I have no idea what this means other than I am guessing it is an insult because the guy didn't agree with my comment.

I could watch Jenna Coleman all day, whatever she was doing.

She wore quite an impressive dress at the BAFTAs. Smart lady with an agenda and funny as anything.

Sun saying she took her own life. How utterly tragic. What must she have been dealing with for the ast few months. Poor lady.

I'm 100% with you. I haven't stopped drinking, I just haven't had an alcoholic drink for 13 months. I could, and might, have one tomorrow. I probably won't. I feel better, sleep better, make better decisions and life is simpler if I don't drink. I've got past the "will it make others...

Totally with you. Ginger beer has that extra layer of complexity that you miss when you don't have alcoholic drinks. 13 months af here

I think his first few games were against out of form teams. I know you still have to beat them (unlike us during our "easy run") but it does give you momentum. Perhaps that is slowing now?

Mainly the latter.

Glad he's joining us - hope people aren't expecting the new messiah though (of course they are!!)

How do you know they didn't?

Locadia out Mac in And it's goodnight.

Short and sweet. One of my all time favourites.

That's the spirit.

I also find the use of "Barber" rather than Paul Barber or Mr Barber slightly disingenuous. It's quite an aggressive was of talking about someone.

So many things I could say in response to this, but you cannot defend your comment about "Many supporters feel the stewarding is a bit rough". My advice, stop digging and accept that you may have misjudged this one.

Day 380 off the booze (last Jan 1). It does get easier. I can highly recommend St Clements - available in Asda, Saino and a few others (Ocado). It's sparkling apple and pear and at a pinch it could pass for one of those fruity ciders. Nice alternative to soft drinks, water and so on.

No US, but for fans of scandi, I'd recommend Wisting. Standard fair but very watchable. BBC4.

The brilliant thing about the Alcohol Experiment is that it's just that, an experiment. You spend 30 days learning to understand about alcohol, and your relationship to it. You are the experiment - you observe yourself and learn so much. It's fascinating, I promise. Give it a go (and it's free)...