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It's nice now that he finally seems to be getting the respect and affection he deserves from people in his own country. Elton John, for example, would behave disgracefully, treating others like his inferiors, calling women the c-word, acting like a spoilt brat, and he'd get a far easier ride than McCartney, who behaves as 'normally' as possible given his fame and seemed to actually get sneered at for not being an arrogant tit.

In popular culture, only Brian Wilson is close to McCartney in terms of musical genius. At his peak he was ridiculously inspired and prodigious. I've always been a massive Lennon fan, but in strictly musical terms McCartney was out on is own - his range, his versatility, his technical levels. He can play just about any instrument - he plays the drums on 'Dear Prudence,' 'Back in the USSR,' ‘Martha My Dear’ and ‘The Ballad of John and Yoko.’ He plays lead guitar on numerous songs, including 'Taxman'. Unlike the others, he could go into a studio with a clear sense of every aspect of a new song, and he led the way in terms of musical experimentation. The talent is absolutely incredible. On top of that, I can't think of anyone who coped better with such fame. He's essentially a really decent man.

Awesome.

They're certainly not being really ethical. It's deeply offensive they're getting away with all of this.

Peter Thompson and Roger Hunt: I would have loved to have seen those two play.

That's all he did last season.

The good thing about chess is that none of your pieces get injured or just wander off. 'Your knight's just buggered off'. 'Yeah, shame, that. There's a gorgeous one hand-carved out of Kowamura Bud Rosewood that's going on sale next year - I'll wait for that one'.

When he retired, he was just 60 - only 5 years older than Klopp is now - but he looked ancient. He'd had a hard life.

You want to burn it in instalments, but leave enough to pass on to someone else, with a burn-on clause just in case they get pissed off with him too.

It's 2022 folks.

That's where you should have stopped. Just grow up.

Barnes deffo.

Keegan left and he wasn't on the wane and we didn't look better off without him that summer. But that worked out okay. Whether Mane is or isn't on the wane is irrelevant. The key thing is how good Diaz and Nunez tun out to be.

I think winning afcon had a huge impact. The adulation boosted his ego. He's a legend but that's for his retirement. Now we might be playing against him and it's all about LFC.