In fairness to Dykes though, and Stansfield, they were made look shit because Torp and Eccles were absolutely bossing it. (Is that a word?)

Heskey was a far, far better player. Coaches loved hom cos he could play according to their plans and not br a glory seeker. Dykes nowhere near his league.

One of the first games I took my kids to was at QPR. Dykes came on a sub and - I think - scored two or certainly was involved in them. I think that's the type of player he is - a decent plan B player when you need to change tactics after 60m.

There certainly have been times over the past few years when I'd have welcomed Ryan Alsop back but Rushworth has been great in the last two games.

On That Cov Pod, they call it an orange which is a good description

He thought the officials were unfair towards #BCFC but the ref missed the chance to play a clear advantage following the foul that led to Robinson's first yellow and Tats was wrongly given offside when #pusb had a good opening. So they could have been 3 down before the red.

Wasn't that Dickens' point? That the legal profession was so distant from ordinary people that it even spoke a weird language that no one else could understand?

I imagine he will get mocked for it but I felt it was the first really human detail he's revealed about himself since the election

Disappointed to see The Rise and Fall of Reginald Perrin didn't make it

Good cover

No, when I hear C La Vie, a small ray od happiness stirs in cold old heart

Quite a few nations in different sports might adopt that

Probably not. Beating Netherlands in 78, scoring first against Brazil in 82?

And a bad World Cup for Scotland too