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My job is listening to the radio at work. They give us headphones, though.

At the end of the day, Dick Knight wouldn't, or couldn't, organise FORKS at Withdean. Sums it all up really. Puts it all into perspective.

Isn't East Preston where Martin Hinshelwood lives?

SPAIN DROPS EXTRADITION BID FOR GUANTANAMO TWO By Chris Greenwood, Matt Williams and David Barrett, PA Former Guantanamo Bay detainees Jamil el-Banna and Omar Deghayes no longer face extradition to Spain to face terrorist charges, their solicitor said today. Spanish authorities have dropped...

Someone in Carlisle tells me: "He's from Barrow. They're not Cumbrians." (Barrow has of course only been in Cumbria since 1974 -- Mike Pike was probably born in what was Lancashire)

Bell has not broken any bones apparently. Pitch flattening out. Could be a long night.

Why has he got to take his MUM everywhere with him?

I used to BLOCK Ernest but now I think he's one of the BEST things on NSC.

A pair of Dick Knight's glasses and Leon Knight (should be small enough)

Indeed. I would happily date a small-breasted lady. If she was loaded. What?

Attendance FL1 Brighton Att: 6,242

I think he stepped down from the force (no doubt on one of the MASSIVE pensions you get when you retire aged about 42) and did some security work for Sussex CCC. Possibly the Albion as well.

And doctors and nurses are not free clinics, but the friendly ones will give you a bit of advice if you ask them something in a social situation.

The British Geological survey says it was magnitude 5.3, making it the largest quakes felt in Britain for twenty years. The epicentre was HERE, in the village of Holton cum Beckering, which interestingly was home to the actor Jim Broadbent in his youth. The only injury was near Barnsley...

Yet again, a sports journalist has misused the word "ironically" when he in fact means "co-incidentally".

Hopefully to use some FORCE sort out the parking NIGHTMARE that the Stanley Road/Shaftesbury Road area has become.

The basmati rice and car insurance heiress, Tilda Swinton, takes Best Supporting Actress.

Yes, but NOT as MANY as BEFORE. My economics A-level tells me this is the law of SUPPLY and DEMAND at work.

I put two quid on Lewis v Holyfield to finish in a draw in 1999, after hearing someone recommend it on the radio. 40/1 it was.

I get double the interest from my boring old Halifax web saver, I'm afraid.