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Franz Carr .... runs like a greyhound, crosses like one - another from Cloughie

So he did, I checked twice that no-one mentioned them before I posted and still never spotted it.

If we're saying Amelia Lily then we can say Journey South

I think as the commentator said they were expecting a cross, but youre point is very valid.:)

This one from Spike v. Newcastle.

My Dads paternal grandparents were Welsh (hence my surname) and my mothers grandparents (both maternal and paternal) were Irish, so probably not me.

The answer to why they say this lies in the first line of the article....... "And most of those who think it’s a derby are from Teesside, who don’t like being seen as insignificant......" They like to try and make us feel insignificant, does it work, no. Do we buy it, no. But let them crack...

Agree. 100 percent. He's got what it takes to be one of the best.

Is it not the case that a lot of Darlo people adopted Newcastle as their team due to their hatred of Hartlepool whose fans all had a soft spot for the Mackems?

I actually think I'm one of the few that thinks JP is alright at football commentary - certainly not terrible. (I've never watched the Robot show). I know he gets a bit enthusiastic at times but thats fair enough. I just think it is the done thing to not like him.

I agree and it helped that Barlaser was outstanding, easily his best game for us.

Jason and the Argonauts and The Great Escape for me.

who could he mean?

The Ref was right to award the goal, particularly in light of some apparently outrages time wasting by the keeper prior to this. (I know that doesn't mean he can't be fouled). What surprises me is that the ref was brave enough to give a goal.

He hated that song apparently (and unsurprisingly).

Could you walk off the pitch and all round the cinder track to the dressing rooms with a ruptured achilles. he's a tough lad is Tommy, but that would be some effort.

Don't forget - no other player has scored more goals for us in the Prem than Ricard.

I know what you mean, but you do get used to it.

It took a while to win me over with the ultra short format, fancy kits and daft team names, but some of the cricket in this years tournament has been outstanding. Brilliant finish in the Oval v London game last night. I can't get enough of it.

I'll give it till October and the s**thousery will be back.