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The only problem with a 12 man bench is that they're more likely to get called up for jury duty.

Are there any plans to bring the book out on kindle?

It's also annoying for our family as my father used to have a butler who ironed his papers before presenting them for him to read. Unfortunately, the butler refused to iron the old Green Un and Pink Uns because back in the 1950s they were printed on green and Pink paper and the heat from the iron used to make the colours run onto the flat of the iron and he used to have Hell's work cleaning it off so that it wouldn't transfer onto my father's shirts.

If you have difficulty reading it I will try to photograph it in sections and put it on here. At moment a bit tiddly after a drink with the lads and will be having another drink tonight watching City so I am more likely to make a faux pas and picture my copies of Fiesta.

My father kept this article from The Green Un of March 24, 1956 regarding Billy Wedlock. My late father was born in 1929, so he never seen Wedlock play but held him in such reverence that he kept this article until his dying day. He would've loved to have had a book on the great man.

Facial recognition is the way ahead. Tickets and season cards will no longer exist as your face will be your season ticket. There will be no more passing a season card to someone else to borrow for a match. The only way someone other than the registered season ticket holder will gain admittance will be if the season ticket holder agrees to be decapitated and their head is brought to the ground to be recognized. And that is unlikely to happen unless it's a really massive game. Even then anyone carrying a head is bound to get stopped by the bag checkers before even reaching the turnstiles. Of course, there is nothing to stop someone who has died naturally and has a season ticket from having their head removed so it can be bought on eBay to increase the value of their estate. I just hope these people will then have the good grace to put the head under their seat so as not to alarm fellow spectators.

He is the first of what will be many Aussie refs leaving their own league to ply their trade on the other side of the world. Until Neil Kilkenny retires from football down under we have to accept these refugees with good grace. After all, we weren't overkeen on his constant moaning and finger pointing either.

Then again he might cop it and you will then have to finance all the deals in progress.

Fortunately, promotion to the Premier League isn't based on 4 games instead it is based on 46 matches.

That I can't remember so clearly but he could well have been, or he might've left not long before and John Ward might have been in his early management days there. I recall that Rovers were relegated that season as we were singing '**** Off, Irene, **** Off F Off Irene, F Off Irene, F Off Irene the Gas are going down'. And they did.

I'm pretty sure it was that match too. I remember Alexander getting sent off when we were 2-0 to the good and then Rovers had their best spell of the game a player short and Marcus Stewart pulled one back for them and things then got a bit nervy.

Thanks for the tip Rudolf, I will practice my conundrums and maths in the hope of impressing her.

Out of interest, Rudolf, if Jennifer Anniston was only ok, who've been the fillies you have really been impressed with performance wise, only I'm thinking of laying a few famous chicks myself but don't want to bother with the ones who are just ok?

I recall when I was studying The Ancient World that The Colosseum could be cleared of a 50,000 crowd in five minutes. It was designed so well and incorporated wide exits at the best points to assist the flow of human traffic. Mind you, the Master of Ceromonies announcing at the end that they were looking for 'volunteers' from the crowd to participate in the next show probably aided the rapid evacuation of the stadium.