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Cheers pal. I know the dangerous album and also the History album it's after that I gave up on him. Will try and make a CD for t'car from the other 2 plus any out-takes etc that you can mention. I saw MJ in Cork in 1988, Dublin 1992 and London 1997. The first one (Bad tour) was amazing and...

Could I be a pain and ask for you to create a playlist of a CD of his last 3 albums (or out-takes). I was a big Jackson fan and saw him 3 times but gave up on him as an artist after History. In other words almost like a greatest hits (but they don't have to be hits) of his last 3 albums so...

And by sheer opposition I enjoy your input the most. I like the fact you pinpoint the question as it normally a we'll structured one leading to well structured answers. This gives the whole podcast structure and less going off at tangents with waffle. If you ever fancy a bigger gobshite than...

I for one hate all this nonsense that goes with Rangers affiliation. Leave all that crap to the blokes north of the border if they want to get involved with such shenanigans. I want folk to feel comfortable supporting City regardless of race, creed or religious preference. Bringing a flag with...

Thought I'd leave this here as a point of discussion

Definitely the former I'm a teacher in the real world. I posted this video in particular as it's not about me or my opinions in the slightest but offers an informative opinion about our new signings. Those that slate Tim Vickery about the Paulinho V's Fernandinho debate have got to remember...

But it would be funny???? I'd laugh my arse off

Got the opportunity to interview a footballing punditry hero of mine Tim Vickery. As a blue we simply pumped him for information about our 2 new signings and how City are perceived in South America amongst other City related chat. I hope the video is informative to blues everywhere and Is as...

I was more worried when they signed DiMaria and we all know how that turned out

This would be piss funny if he was such a twisted individual to want to screw over United because in his head his getting revenge for the way he feels he was treated. Revenge of the Pogba (as it were)

Cornwall is a strange place. The vast majority of people live in poverty (It's one of the top 10 poorest regions of Northern Europe) and I've found the locals to be a strange mix, they tend to very rich or on the breadline. A lot of Cornish kids can' afford to stay so have to move elsewhere...

Patrick Barclay thinks?!?!?

Do you remember when United fans took the mickey out of the Scousers with this? It sounds like a blueprint for United since Ferguson left Ha Ha

Indeed. If he lives on top of the Hilton he should of tried harder to 'Bring it on home to me'

I'd love to read a Gary Cook book about his time under Frank and what actually happened during the takeover, the meeting that took place when Gary came back drunk on emotion giving that interview just before the announcement and who else Sheikh Mansour was interested in, the Kaka bottling it...

I can try and drink 10 pints of ale on 'Walter's glass half full' and talk more nonsense than I normally do if City want to pay for the beer? Ha Ha

One of the top ten most deprived areas of Northern Europe, full to the rafters with rags, links to the outside world virtually nil, the most racist people I've ever met & on average parts get more rainfall per year than Manchester. That's Cornwall!!

Ed: Gauge my eye and I'll twat ya Bobby: I could sell tickets to that event Jose: and you are??

Asking 2 former footballing pros their opinion on a quality performance shouldn't be hard or difficult for them. If it is they are in the wrong job. Keane & Dixon on ITV had no problems waxing lyrical about our players and performance

I noticed this during the game at Anfield. Liverpool were winning the ball at their throw ins and ultimately winning the ball on our throw ins. They squeezed us and hurried us into losing the ball and our lack of movement and speed of thought left us susceptible.