Kowalski

The Allianz Arena is unquestionably the best stadium I've been to (and I've been to Camp Nou, Bernabeu and Elland Road). Diamond is a cretin.

Where the fuck are the 45 parks? EDIT: http://www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/community_life_leisure/parks_open_spaces/pos_Home.asp

Europe's Top 5 Cities in 2012... http://www.examiner.com/europe-travel-in-portland/europe-s-top-5-cities-2012

If they are getting back together then perhaps they should do a flag with a tall poppy on it...

I've seen it, its not as good. I hear they may not be making the next two films which would be a good thing.

There's bound to be some who couldn't get any other job.

Another baffling statement: http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/statement-from-liverpool-fc So he's innocent but they won't appeal?

I finished the Stieg Larsson Millennium Trilogy - outstanding fiction. (watched all three extended films as well) Now reading something more light hearted...

Excellent result. I didn't think we'd get anything from this game.

Brown, Jack, Foster, Fyvie, Considine, Arnason, Osbourne, Pawlett, Vernon, Fallon, Milsom.

Pretty damning evidence. Liverpool's immediate reaction when the 8 game ban was announced now looks pretty stupid. A decent summary of the findings here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/dec/31/luis-suarez-patrice-evra-racism-verdict1

I reckon "she" has a cock and balls.

Two dreadful organisations. Fuck both of them.

Amazing gig and a great send off for Mani. Very pleased they did Kowalski! Not been at the Barras for a few years but its still the best venue. The sound is amazing!

We're needing people that can create the killer pass for our strikers, be that wide men or somebody in the middle, but we desperately need somebody that can create some chances.

Christ, the Top Gear India Special was very disappointing. It was more like a Carry On film without the laughs. Could be on its last legs?

Must have been a terrible night for a game of football but, still, yet another disappointing result

Saw it this afternoon and it's a good film but not as good as the original IMHO. The definitive version for me is the three hour Swedish version. But it was a good film which more or less kept true to the book with a few annoying tweaks. Opening sequence was excellent. Although Rooney Mara is very good in it, she is not a patch on Noomi Rapace IMHO. I don't know if I would have a different opinion if I saw the Hollywood version first, but I prefer the darker, eerie, moodier original. A couple of folk I was with preferred this new version, but hadn't seen the extended version of the original (only the cinematic version).

As far as I'm aware they are all employed?

Anyone seen the Hollywood version of Dragon Tattoo? Just wondering how it compares to the original. In two minds about going to see it but I'm a big fan of the books so I'll probably go out of curiosity.

Brown blames the players: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16327093.stm I wouldn't necessarily disagree with anything he's said there.

Quite surprised at the stats on the BBC website as it felt like we were marginally the better team without, as usual, creating enough chances. Looked like a lack of concentration that cost us any points. Not a great game and a very disappointing result. Good work by Milsom for our goal. With Caley looking pretty poor at the back, we really need to be creating more chances in a game like that. We definitely missed Pawlett.