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To be fair, he can be funny, Blue Nose Bob.

Haha. His little gofer rushing around like Bono's mic tech to plug it in. Imagine the rehearsals.

Was it Rope by Hitchcock that did it first? Anyway, I like the opening of Snake Eyes, but here is the best of the type, I think:

"generational talent..."

I do understand that feeling, but I remember clearly the feeling around Stevie going to Chelsea. The sickness in my stomach as I began to come to terms with it being true. The shirt burning on the telly - never seen that before. The helplessness, frustration, bitterness and then resignation. Then the majestic U-turn and commitment to the club we both love. I just don't see this as remotely feasible, mate. "Sign this and we get £40m. Or don't sign it and you get £40m. Deal...?"

I know it wasn't the main point of your post, Dave, but the relationship between Mo and Bradley will get better next year. I remember Sadio completely ignoring Robbo's runs when he first got in the team, then suddenly he realised he could trust him and it clicked. We will be devastating down our right but in a different way next year.

And If You Let Me Stay...

£20m in January and not win the league? Or no money in January and win the league. Like everything, we will never know. But the way people are thinking, it's like Trent didn't contribute anything. I don't wish him one iota of well, but he's part of the reason we will win this league. A very decent part. It was right we kept him. Possibly the worst take I've ever read on these Boards. And it's got some fierce competition. This better not be true, Tone.

It's a gem. That walk to Two Tribes is outstanding cinema!

It's possible.

He's played a blinder. The deal with Madrid has been in place for months. The remaining games have the potential to be a procession and the goodwill that will surround every game will temper the animosity towards Trent. If this was last season, when we blew it around now, he'd be in for some stick. Even the most ardent hater of Trent will be hard pushed to boo him as we march to number 20. He's taken a quick corner against us when we weren't looking.

Kecks McGuiness if memory serves. It was my go-to film when I was off school for some pretend illness. That and Comic Strip's Supergrass. We had both on VHS. Both very enjoyable. The "Should Have Been Me" wedding scene in Kirkby is classic.

What a difference a year makes...!

"Don't do that, Sir Jim wouldn't like it..."