KingRocketman II

I enjoy the ever more convoluted reasons why OTB haters happened to have "accidentally" or been "forced" to listen to the show. They probably make up 50% of the shows' listener base each week.

intrigued by the article and it was inevitably about parking. Bingo parking article points for use of: - "nightmare"; - "bottleneck"; - "disaster waiting to happen".

"what look you wanting from me for the photo to accompany this piece then?" "eh, let's go for all out psycho. That should do it"

I genuinely hope that Hickey and Tierney will be fully fit....

angry . Straight in with the old "ragin", "seethin" response. Says it all but at least Clarke agrees with you. Okay fella

You are blinded by this and therefore all your opinions appear to be formed with this as your starting point. Instead, why not focus on the players themselves - technical ability, form in a Scotland shirt, and their respective strengths as players. You should be able to do this regardless of the level of opposition. If unable to do so, then maybe consider whether Jacob Brown could score 25 goals for Hearts - based on what I have seen I would seriously doubt that; in fact I doubt he would get double figures even if playing for Rangers or Celtic (if played as a forward). Just a few things to consider rather than "Scottish Premiership is shite" ergo all players playing there are vastly inferior to squad players plying their trade in superior leagues.

immediately in and around Termini is not great - like lots of train station areas at night. But if you are closer to the Opera House then you are absolutely fine - you are literally 30 secs away from Republicca Metro and its beautiful piazza and fountain, a main well presented shopping street Via Nazionale (which leads you directly to Piazza Venezia (and the Forum etc) - plus you are very very close to my favourite area in Rome - Via del Boschetto - which has fantastic bars, vintage shops and restaurants. Like a mini hidden Trastevere. So all in all I would be pretty happy if I were staying in your location.

This one seems quite desperate. Feel quite sorry for them. Best not to directly engage but at same time hope they (or their alter-ego) can get whatever wins or affirmation they need from a political section of a football forum that they have no interest in.

my time is so precious that I simply have no option but to chose one thread at random to post my trolling nonsense on......

Or all the benefits that are reaped from ensuring that all Scotland international games are kept behind PPVs......

An admirable twist to 'anyone who has played the game to a decent level.....'

Labour's response: Labour says this shows Sunak is out of touch. Responding to the inteview, Jonathan Ashworth, a shadow Cabinet Office minister, said: Not immediately considering that making bets on issues that affect the lives of desperate people is extremely distasteful. No, not for this Labour Party who don't wish to be seen as a "soft touch" when it comes to Johnny Foreigner. Instead they comment on the size of the bet and how Samantha and Bill in Rochdale can only dream of making such huge bets.

I like the cut of this new poster's jib. Certainly one to keep an eye on to see how they progress.

Adult invariably crouches down/goes down on knees to have a heartfelt conversation with a child - basically to allow both their heads to appear in the same frame in the next shot. Americans will also happily refer to their child as "sport", "bud" or 'champ" in most tv productions.

Ladies and Gentleman. I give you the "opposition"..... "sensible". "strategic" etc etc. Basically identikit Tories before mass corruption sets in and even with that, give it 6 months or so and will be impossible to tell apart. This feckin country, honestly.

articles such as this were routinely trotted out and headlined almost every week in the run up to the vote:

Edward James Olmos is magnificent. Fantastic of course as Adama but I think his Detective Lieutenant Castillo not coming close to breaking into a smile once in Miami Vice shades it......

ah okay - you are picking up on nuance of language. Not on substance of position.

def: to cause something to turn on to its back or about face. Rejoining the EU would seem the action that would best achieve that. How would that be delivered (?) - by a referendum. Would seem quite logical sequencing to me.

Commit to a referendum if he believes that the UK is better served being part of the EU.

an onlooker's purported point of view offered via a "quote" in Scottish vernacular......

we sold in December and was a healthy amount over the home report valuation. I guess down to location, luck, keenness of buyers etc etc which have always been factors. What we did notice though was that after an initial deluge of viewings and queries in first week or so, interest dropped off quite sharply which I think is more an indicator of the market ie there are always people looking to move/buy but a) number are less - due to interest rates and perhaps difficulty in getting mortgage and b) significantly less impromptu or impulsive viewings or bids (as little confidence perhaps in getting a decent mortgage and/or one arranged quickly).