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Reply | Ref
at 13:22 25 Oct 2026
Book’em, Dan-o. |
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Reply | Hawaii 5 0
at 01:43 25 Oct 2026
Compulsory in our house to start paddling furiously when you heard the music.
La la la Richard Kone, La La La La La. |
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Reply | swansea at home....match thread..
at 19:06 24 Oct 2026
Today just gets better. Ch*ls** keeper just punched in an og.
Now Cole’s off. Lucky it was only a second yellow. [Post edited 24 Oct 19:09]
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Reply | Being told to stockpile
at 11:22 24 Oct 2026
Mrs S has been onto me about this. No point hoarding food if you haven’t got water and power. We’ve ordered a camping stove and candles online. Hope the courier doesn’t feel he needs them more. Also took out some cash, getting water later. The main principle is not to get something you wouldn’t otherwise use. |
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Reply | Gadgets you fell in and out of love with
at 14:17 23 Oct 2026
We had one of those too, kept it under cover in the garden. Like you, started well, but grew to hate it. Lucky to get about what I paid for it when I finally got rid of it. |
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Thread | Gadgets you fell in and out of love with
at 12:13 23 Oct 2026
I'm not normally a gadget man, but during the boredom and confinement of Covid, I bought a Pinter, heavily promoted online at the time, described by purists as "home-brew for idiots". Couldn't be simpler, a plastic keg with a tap (about £60), you order a pack online of flavour concentrate (about twleve styles to choose from) and a small amount of yeast, tip it in the keg and fill it with water. Keep it at room temperature for about 5 days, finish it off in the fridge for another 2 or 3 and you're ready to go.
To my surprise, it was actually good-tasting beer. For a £12 pack, you could make about eight pints, but the last one and a half were a bit sludgy and you have to finish it off within a week. I was so keen I got a second keg within a few weeks, so I could have a new one to look forward to each weekend. The problems were...
1) As they were a start-up, they struggled to cope with their initial success. Deliveries were late or cancelled, the quality could vary, once bursting in the pack, once the yeast was a dud.
2) I was drinking a lot of beer!
I went on a health kick, put the kegs in the shed and pretty much forgot about them until we were clearing out to move. To my surprise, the company is still going (probably changd ownership a few times), bur they have changed their branding focus. Instead of their own brews you can have the great taste of Brewdog at home now if you can't be arsed to go to any supermaket and buy 6 tins for a fiver, but I don't regret my summer of Pinter. |
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Reply | Half decent tv
at 11:57 23 Oct 2026
Doesn't the ESPN brand belong to Disney? Even if they aren't using it in Britain at present, they aren't going to let TNT use it (I think they belong to whatever Time Warner/ Paramount are called now). |
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Reply | Embarrassing Tourist Things
at 10:34 20 Oct 2026
I went to Paris in 1998 for a World Cup game and made a special detour to take a picture of the Di & Dodi tunnel. No idea why, our generation’s Deely Plaza perhaps. |
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Reply | Glen Kamara
at 18:15 16 Oct 2026
The stats don’t show us having any more possession than recent seasons, but we seem to have it higher up the pitch and using it to create more opportunities and a lot of it is down to him. I have spent most of my adult life pleading with the Rangers midfield to win more “second balls”, and suddenly we are. What a difference it makes. |
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Reply | MiIlwall Away - Advice Requested
at 18:11 16 Oct 2026
I went with my son for the first time ever and it was a much milder experience than I expected, though the fact that we’d more or less given them them the game after 15 minutes took a lot of the sting out. Very tightly policed, both at the ground and London Bridge Station, the police gave us priority at the station afterwards (it is very cramped there), sight lines and facilities at the ground better than LR. And the noise! Even louder than I expected. Well worth doing, if only we had played for more than 15 minutes when the game was already gone. The one drawback is that you are made to take the train back to LB, we wanted to walk to Deptford. |
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Reply | Alfie Lloyd - Well Done
at 22:41 15 Oct 2026
Some new phrases for me there. Considering that the War Zone our central defence resembled most closely in recent seasons has been 1940 France, I wouldn’t have felt confident inviting any opponent in there, but that’s the sign of our improvement, I suppose. No idea what the Egg is supposed to be. Which egg? Not chocolate any more, presumably.
I’ve got a soft spot for Alfie, there was a lovely video of him signing a few years ago and the pride on his Mum’s face is something I’ve never forgotten. [Post edited 15 Oct 22:45]
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