Quentin Taranbino

I thought Sansa was there for the 7 day thing. When they ride out to meet Ramsey he greets her with "Ah my lovely wife etc etc"

Have spoiler rules changed btw? Wondering why everyone is spoilering after its aired...

Jon is a good guy and a great fighter but what a hopeless leader.

Very good signing for East Fife. Will stroll league one

I think Sansa will end up being the one that kills Ramsey. Jon will about to be killed and Sansa will slit his throat or something. Tormund and the big giant will almost certainly die in battle. Last we saw of melissandre she looked ready for death so once Davos finds out about Shireen she will sacrifice herself or something like that. I can't imagine Davos outright killing her. Given the rate the direwolves are going, I think they will tease us that Ghost is dead. Ramseys dogs will attack him and it will cut away with him looking majorly outnumbered. Then at the end of the battle we will see a badly wounded Ghost emerge from a sea of dead Ramsey dogs. He may die from his wounds/get put down by Jon in episode 10.

Not sure about this Almas guy giving people a dick to the face as a finisher

All 32 cruiser weight tournament participants now announced with bios on each one on the wwe site. Great to see Tajiri back!

I'm assuming the letter Sansa is writing is for Llittlefinger Although, is there any chance Blackfish/Brienne/Jamie can come to some sort of arrangment where the Lannister army helps them get rid of the Boltons in exchange for something? Although I'm not sure what they could offer up in exchange

Hopefully. Utter wanks

Ghost is easily the best of the direwolves and has probably had the most screen time. He killed a fcuk load of wildlings at the battle at castle black. Also not sure if it was on here or somewhere else, but I read a theory that Rickons ain't dead and it was some other animal that the humbers presented to Ramsay and that the humbers aren't really on his side?

Also the women's mitb match will be very interesting to see! Has there been women's ladder matches before? Pretty sure there will have been during attitude era

I hate Apollo Crews. He gets beaten down backstage and then walks out for his match all smiles, not selling any of the beating he took 15mins previously. Also pretty sure he botched the lionsault by Jericho but not exactly sure what was meant to happen. Called up way too soon

Absolute top notch signing

The director of that episode is the same one that directed the episode of Lost 'The Constant' which is a great Desmond/Penny episode and also successfully pulls off the emotional time travel, jump around type moments

Signing to be announced on official website this afternoon

Tonight/tomorrow episode is 'available' early apparantly. It goes without saying that this definitely would be a time to use spoilers if you watch it

Blair Henderson has agreed terms with the club and will be announced this weekend as a bino. Plus - the club has just started following him on Twitter which they tend to do when we sign a new player. Excellent signing. Exactly what we need. Hats off to the board/manager or whoever made this deal possible. That takes us to 7 new signings already for next season which is very encouraging. Blair Henderson - Berwick Marc McKenzie - Elgin Darren Petrie - Raith Jamie Mills - Rangers Bryan Hodge - Forfar Eddie Ferns - Alloa Jack McCue - Airdrie Apart from McCue (who I know nothing about) I'm pleasantly happy with those signings. If Aurélien Mazel signs up again a for next season then I'll be pretty confident about the season ahead.

A return for Gendry perhaps? Is he not the only surviving b*****d of Robert?

Ah cool, so as things currently stands with Tommen on the throne, they basically have the Lannisters, stormlands and crownlands fighting for them?

Cheers for the info: Who are the crownlands? Have we met them or are they just different folk that will support whoever has the iron throne? Same to riverlands and stormlands? Have we met them yet in the show and who is the top dog? Riverlands sounds familiar, but I thought that was maybe part of the vale/littlefinger army?

Also one possibly for the book guys but in terms of size - who currently has the biggest army? They mentioned in the last episode that the Tyrells have the second biggest army in Westeros? Who has the biggest? I always figured army wise in terms of size, its sort of: 1. Lannisters 2. Boltons 3. Wildlings 4. Dorne 5. Tyrells 6. Knights of Vale 7. Greyjoys 8. Nights Watch (there must only be about 20 of these guys left) Have left off Danaerys for time being as I'v no clue how big her army is these days - there were thousands of unsullied but not sure how many are left, and now she appears to have dothraki again Also left off the deid army for obvious reasons cause they clearly have the biggest overall

How many Valyrian steel weapons are there again? And who has them? I'm assuming now 3 will be in the same place very soon with Jon, Brienne and Littlefinger all having some?

Agree with others on Sansa love, she has been developed brilliantly and surely she will be the one to kill Ramsey seeing as she never got to kill Joffrey. 2000 wildlings be marching to Winterfell it seems. How many does Littlefinger have in his army? I always got the impression that the Vale didn't have a very big army but perhaps book readers might be able to shine more light on that? Also can Davos bring any men to the fight as well or is all of Stannis old army pan breid? Any else hoping big Tormund gets to bang Brienne? Loved that scene. Such a random assortment at that table. Trailer for next week looks quality and good to see some old chums back!