Kowalski

3-0 up! Wish I'd gone now!

Gonzalez, Foster, Mawene, Considine, Milsom, Vernon, Arnason, Fallon, Osbourne, Fyvie, Jack. Subs: Brown, McArdle, Clark, Mackie, Pawlett, Chalali, Magennis

Holy shit

EDIT: I don't think he has properly denied it though has he? It's all over the web now, talk of two nights in Manchester getting announced on Tuesday. If it does happen, I think it'll be a car crash.

Here we go again: http://www.clashmusic.com/news/stone-roses-to-reform-for-2012

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/15307640.stm Some strong words but...

So we can ram it right up folk like you!

Vettel seems to be learning from Schumacher, as it was a bit of a sneaky manoeuvre at the start! Great stuff from Button though, continuing to get the better of Hamilton with every race.

Great victory against Nadal. Pity there's not a Slam coming up as he's on great form at the moment.

1 up front against Lichtenstein!

It was free

Heading to a certain hostelry below street level on Union Street straight from work, then got the dreaded "works bowling night" later.

10 years ago we had Steve Jobs, Bob Hope and Johnny Cash. Now we have no Jobs, no Hope and no Cash.

Once Anderson left, Diamond was a rabbit caught in headlights.

Judging by the article, that's not the only thing that's sailed over his head this year (i.e. the reason the fans were boo-ing).

More than new stadium cost - £38m - £37m - £36m - £35m - £34m - £33m - £32m - £31m - £30m - £29m - £28m - £27m - £26m - £25m - £24m - £23m - £22m - £21m -Glasgow Sheep £20m - Tyrant £19m - £18m - Kowalski £17m - BigAl £16m - £15m - Capitalsharpie £14m - £13m - £12m - £11m - £10m - £9m - £8m - £7m - £6m - £5m - £4m - £3m - £2m - £1m - Fuck all -

It should go to the highest bidder. If that's Milne then so be it.

Moving from a ground with no atmosphere to a ground with no atmosphere but with a supporters bar is a slight improvement! But the Cove stadium doesn't look like its going to be anywhere near the same scale as Emirates, and I'm sure they've claimed the stands will be close to the pitch.

I've been to Craven Cottage. The atmosphere at White Hart Lane or Boleyn Ground is way better.

Brilliant and presumably deliberately ironic.

Has he got a history of doing something like that? Milne has got us by the balls. If we all stop going to games, its not his pocket we're necessarily hurting, it's the playing staff and the wage bills we're hurting.

Not many but I've certainly thought that I wouldn't mind visiting it.

I don't think that adds up!