Pineapple on pizza is one thing, in chocolate is quite another

Just to give you an excuse to visit the end of the Metropolitan line again another time, the most direct walking route to Amersham Town’s ground from the station is a right-of-way over a field that crosses the railway tracks (no bridge).

I’m planning to be at the Hemel-Torquay game this afternoon as a neutral. It was tempting to buy an away ticket just for the fun of it, but I had visions of me needing to maintain an increasingly ludicrous Devon accent to placate a group of bigger boys as the afternoon wore on.

Trying to read that first bread roll: cheese and…ginger?

The windmill will certainly be competitive at a higher level if they do go up

PSG v Liverpool screams mid-90s UEFA Cup tie. Tuesday night’s EastEnders moved to BBC2 to make way for Rai and Bernard Lama.

Another enjoyable blog Ben, keep them coming. You’ve introduced me to a new concept in walking cheese.

I’d forgotten about the lift! The stairs must be too steep/narrow even for a fleet of street escalators, like the ones you see elsewhere.

In an ideal world there’d be another funicular there

I spent a few weeks in Bilbao about 10 years ago when I was between jobs, and Santutxu’s ground wasn’t far from where I was staying. Happy memories of climbing up the big hill from the old town to watch their early kick-offs on a Sunday morning.

That sleeve resembling the boss level on an Eno v Cale game on the SNES only enhances the album’s classic status

Still, it was a surprise on more than one level to see Jean-Marie Balestre playing himself

I laughed at the Snetterton scene too - more like a Mario Kart Knockhill