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Nominated wth pleasure Ritchie, Shearer, Caldow ....aw, jings, too emotional to go on.

Some procedural matter, either very minor or something both sides are agreed on. Having said that, it could be something momentous like one side or the other cavng in and agreeing to bring the case to an end. Unlikely, though, because the victors would be trumpeting their success.

"Anyone been to Elland Road? Leeds fans are utterly mental - dressed up as monks, ostriches, singing all game, pyro on the concourse." Practising for Headingly.

I couldn't get to a screen yesterday until just before McKay scored. Rangers were magnificent. Wizardry from McKay and Tavernier, hard work throughout the team and buzzbomb Miller in a diagonal sprint to create the chance for a Jimmy Millar style header from Garner. Seems I was very lucky to have missed the previous eighty minutes. Actually my praise of KM is genuine. Just before the winner he had done a forty yard sprint to force a Thistle attacker into a loose pass. You could see him go up a gear for the second twenty when most forwards would be easing off passing the buck to a defender. Despite losing the ten minutes 0-2 Jags looked like a team.

No, I like the Mags but not their owner whereas B&HA are a nothing club unless you live in B&H. Bye bye, Blackburn. Now that is a shame.

He couldn't cross the Channel because he couldn't defeat the RN unless he defeated the RAF first and he couldn't manage that. It was an act of folly to invade Russia. If he had used these resources in North Africa instead he could have seized the Suez Canal a disastrous outcome for Britain.

Their delusion knows no bounds.

Google says I'm wrong. http://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle/they-say-leith-got-off-lightly-they-re-wrong-1-1061209

In answer to dB's enquiry they had a go at the Forth Bridge early on but I don't think the city was itself was raided.

Rex Kingsley latterly of the Sunday Mail, was the fellow who dreamed it all up. I think they only did the last half hour in those days but stout fellow nonetheless. Chap should have had a gong for that.

Ach well, she got the Hammers' goal right. Hard luck on the Hotspurs. I prefer them to Chelsea but the blues are the better team. If they win on Monday, the points margin will be a true reflection of the difference.

A reinvention of the Maryhill Magyars?

Mystic Meg was at the checkout in front of me in Asda this morning. This was on the back of her message list: Friday West Ham 1-2 Tottenham Saturday Man City 2-2 Crystal Palace Bournemouth 2-1 Stoke Burnley 2-0 West Brom Hull 4-0 Sunderland Leicester 2-0 Watford Swansea 2-1 Everton Sunday Liverpool 2-2 Southampton Arsenal 1-0 Man Utd Monday Chelsea 3-0 Middlesbrough Actually, I think Gribz knows more about this than MM.

I'd sign Attila the Germanic tribal king and Pope Francis if it would stop tiar.

'Well looked bigger and older. Rangers looked defensively weak. Goals were good.

Can't see Juve club conceding one goal let alone three.

In the bygone days of yore that copper and three of his mates would have been up the terracing stair after that yahoo. In the bygone days of yore that copper would not have been fat.

I'd take Maxwell, McInnes and van Vossen now.

See #21 above BH.

Given the choice of "bastard" or "disreputable" a man of business and finance mught prefer the former though his libel lawyers might be thinking £ signs at the latter.

Bolton and Sheffield coming up. Big names. I hope their play comes up to standard.

Three points only for Hull - Sunderland. Six for Swansea -Sunderland, of course and West Brom. Throstles have flown as high as they can manage. Pulis should sort out the players' attitude now. Coasting can carry forward to the next season and it's a hard mode to get out of. Compo - unless either Arsenal or 'Spurs are going into liquidation or immediate perpetual relegation it's only the last derby at the Lane. The new stadium is just next door so it will likely be New WHL.

Reading - a club with little potential and not much history but they're the form side at the moment.

You were right about Wednesday when I had forecast their probable failure. I hope they go up but I fear that like Sheffield United before them they may not stay there long. I hope I'm wrong because that is a club with history and tremendous potential.

dB, a Floating Charge is a security over a company's entire assets. That sounds fine but from a new lender's point of view would you take that security before you knew the result of the tax case in the Supreme Court?