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An excellent edit. I doff my cap!

And a member of the expensively assembled rag shower that "played" in the Maine Road Massacre.

Come on mate. Tell us how you really feel about him.

I posted that one not long ago, as well!

How many taxi drivers does it take to change a light bulb? What, all the way up there, and come up empty?

My deepest condolences, Hammo.

My circle of friends included fans of Chelsea, dirty Leeds, West Ham Spurs Forest, cheating Arsenal and Argyle, but I think it’s more prevalent in the younger generations. Despite all my efforts to convince my nephew to become a Blue, he’s a Newcastle supporter.

Allowing for inflation, camelgob's and shrek's fees, upon joining the rags, are both still very high on the list.

Good DJ. He must be; he’s on Boom.

Apparently, yes. And he’s originally from Kent, so it makes perfect sense.

And he’d have got awa away with it, if wasn’t for pesky City!

It wouldn’t bloody surprise me!

There are a few I used to see in my local, when I lived in Cornwall, that I’d like to see nowadays. They were typical of your glory-hunting rag.

William, It Was Really Nothing!

You’d have been better sticking with talkshite!

I meant to have posted this on Monday. I was listening to Roger Day, who is a rag twat, but a good DJ, on Boom Radio, and he was delighting in a"four game unbeaten run". They aren’t half easily pleased these days.

Schtick to de plan of schacking me.

Well done to all concerned.

Why Beatles' Grammy nominations are good for red men’s title challenge.

The first word Norman Stanley said in Porridge.