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I held off watching Masters of the air. Partly because I read bad things. But I binged it this weekend and I thought it was excellent. It's absolutely brutal. It's a niche one, I understand it would be harder for most folk to get into as it's all plane related. But i found it to be top notch.

Aren't OK diners still going?

Been to one in ashton a few times before home games and everytime it's got worse and more expensive.

Slow Horses is excellent. Season 3 was a bit OTT but enjoyable. Think it's 4 out now.

Andy Carroll has today signed. Last played at Amiens. I believe the reports are he plans to raid the Vineyards of Saint Emilion first. Then Pomerol. On a serious note he probably won't be paid very much....

Opening day win for the Seahawks. Let's go!

Me and my mates and wives did Dublin from Leeds. 7am Flight out. Into centre of Dublin by 8.20. Back home on the 9pm flight. I've heard of folk doing an all nighter though and getting a flight back next morning.

Rees-Zammit has joined the Jacksonville Jaguars

Yep, me!

Homeland?

Apparently it seems worse than it is as it's not game over. He will end up either in the practice squad which as i understand it is a bit like our modern day u21s or with another NFL team. He has only just started his NFL career, him making the chiefs squad would be like City signing a Rugby...

For a large organisation, you need managers etc and someone at the top. And those positions need to pay the going rate. Charity CEO's don't get as much as those in the private sector for the equivalent role. So it's to be argued that they don't spend loads. You're best looking at the total...

Citizen make good solid watches. And they don't cost the earth. They're along the same lines as Seiko etc who also make great solid watches. Citizen Tsuyosa is a beautiful watch.

Stunning mate. Longines make great pieces!

Piccys!

I'm guessing the wheely bins aren't owned by the people at the house anyway, they're council owned usually. I see no issue with this.

Really enjoyed Obliterated on Netflix

Into the Blue is a great documentary. It's not Lancasters, but B17's of the Mighty Eighth.

I concur. Even more so since it's based on a true story!

I enjoyed that too.