Stu

How did you (and anyone else on here doing London) get on? Someone from my running club was under three hours and in the top 200 women!

Not unique to Edinburgh - seem to remember certain US and Canadian cities charged more for trips to/from the airport. Not trying to justify or defend it, just pointing out it's not unusual. It's airport drop-off/pick-up charges which annoy me more. Well, that and the lack of a rail link to Glasgow Airport.

IndyCar deciding after six weeks to disqualify two cars from their first race of the season: https://www.the-race.com/indycar/st-petersburg-winner-newgarden-penske-disqualified-one-month-later/

After last night Dundee will be complaining we’ve an extra home game against Rangers.

Good luck! Crowd is fantastic in London. Try not to get too frustrated at the amount of runners you’re having to dodge round. PB is unlikely for that reason alone unless you put your estimated time about half an hour quicker than you’re really aiming for.

Amazing time - a good 10 minutes quicker than the six guys dressed as a caterpillar too!

Hope @conboyhibs had a good run in Manchester today. I was 3 hours 25 minutes and 19 seconds and have raised more than £2,000 for ACCORD in the process. Thanks to all those who sponsored me! https://www.justgiving.com/page/stuartisturning40

Thanks to all those who sponsored me for the Manchester Marathon today - more than £2,000 raised for ACCORD is beyond anything I could have hoped for! 3 hours 25 minutes 19 seconds for those interested. https://www.justgiving.com/page/stuartisturning40

After we beat Rangers that season I did think it would be absolutely typical of us to win a cup when we were unable to have the open top bus etc. Given we made the last four in both cups that season, and who was left, it's pretty frustrating we didn't win at least one of them - and if we'd won both let's not pretend we'd have shut up about it by now. Anyway, thank you to everyone who has sponsored me for the Manchester Marathon for Accord Hospice, I've reached an insane amount. This is my last plug before the race on Sunday (if I'm not in hospital or an ice cream induced recovery coma I'll try to post afterwards about how I got on), so if anyone else fancies chucking in a few quid... https://www.justgiving.com/page/stuartisturning40

There is no way that mother and daughter are getting close to the end - didn't they manage to burn through nearly a third of their budget in the first episode? And there's a good chance the boy training to be a pilot will throttle his mate before long. Having said that, I thought after the first episode last year that one pair were useless because it take them so long to get out of the park they started from and they ended up winning

Cheers, you too. I see no rain in sight now on either the BBC or Met Office, which must be bollocks as it's Manchester. Did give myself a fright when it showed 26 degrees then realised it was a Manchester in the States!

Conveniently, the latest episode of the new And Colossally That's History podcast with Richard Williams and Matt BIshop talks about Schumacher. Weirdly, it doesn't seem to show up on all feeds (including Apple) but you can get it at https://podcast24.co.uk/podcasts/and-colossally-thats-history

White?! Are you planning on meeting someone for lunch?! I see there's a bit of wind but can't be as bad as some of the stuff I've trained in. Looks like it's the perfect direction to be a pain in the arse for that long five mile stretch. Safely negotiated my final run today, had convinced myself weeks ago I'd do my ankle (again) in a pothole. That combined with it pishing it down yesterday and then being frosty overnight added to my concern.

You're aware this is Dundee you're talking about?

Wasn't it Henderson who had a good spell at Caley Thistle, or did Jamieson have one too? Is he injured now as he seems to have disappeared from the squad after getting a decent chunk of game time. Always felt more optimistic about Offord's chances rather than Jamieson but that was based on their stats and little else. If Gogic leaves, where do people think he'll go? Only realistic options I can see in Scotland are Killie, Motherwell and Dundee. Guess if one of them is in Europe that convince him.