Sergeant Wilson

Livingston are due an insolvency, maybe their 1st team will put an application in.

He's in the hall as well. It's actually good value, if you have that kind of money.

He's bullshitting you. Nb, that was autocorrect to bullfighting, which would make a better story.

Aye, most of the willing mugs will be too old now, as well. It shouldn't be a big deal anyway, Doctors just look stuff up on the internet now.

In my limited experience, smaller clubs will talk a Doctor who supports the team in to doing it.

Tom will be stuffed and put in the hall.

It was always my worst fear of implementing a pyramid that bureaucracy would be a barrier to it levelling out.

Finished it now. Enjoyed it well enough, but I've liked other stuff better. It's hardly On the Buses, or even Ain't Half Hot Mum.

^^^

What was it Gullit said about his experience?

Normally I'd agree, but it might be Clyde and that will be a good laugh.

I hope they stop moaning about not getting stuff now. I was starting to get a bit fed up with them

I only have one, mind you, I start at 7am and finish about 10pm.

If you gotta go, go now.

Deidley deid.

Yes, but there was more to him than that.

How long will it be before these become the new xl bullies.

Harsh, but fair. Another way to stop a horse running is for me to put money on it.

I think that's different from what you said before. The governing bodies should promote the game, but you originally questioned spending choices.

My pal was his strike partner for Coatbridge High. I believe Sharpe did the heavy lifting in that pairing.

Need is as contentious as deserving. It's also not reallocation of a central fund, it's individuals exercising choice on how they spend their own money. If someone from Glasgow decides to shell out on an Arsenal season ticket instead of spending it on Clyde my opinion on it doesn't matter. Personally, I wouldn't, it's vastly overpriced and inconvenient, so I won't. I'd still go if I was in London or watch on the telly if it's on.

I think the multiple cameras at different angles and monitors will allow them to see the point the ball is played. Anyway, I don't like it any more than you, but it does what it's supposed to. If the offside rule stays as it is, it's a case of living with VAR or scrapping it altogether, but I don't think that's very likely.