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Absolutely. I've always liked darts and owned boards on and off since I was a young teen but never watched it with any regularity but since Littler burst onto the scene, I've probably only missed one maybe two nights of Premier League darts and even watching some of the overseas tournaments...

A farmer in Norwich has managed to successfully grow the first ever field of dildos. He's since been invaded by squatters.

It won't be anytime soon.

Yep

His dad sounds like a great bloke.

That's two managers we've put to the sword this season after Forest Green sacked their manager after our drubbing of them in the cup in December. It should've been three were we not cruelly denied a reunion with Michael Appleton when Charlton potted him days before they were due to come to town.

He was the same at Oakwell earlier in the season. That said, he can't be pulling up too many trees as he's struggled to hold down a place in their team. Interesting also that the Barnsley fans appeared to cheer when they subbed of their lead goalscorer Devante Cole.

Tony Parr announced it at the final whistle and again a few moments later. Heard it loud and clear-ish in Block M but it's just another reminder of how shite our sound system is that the vast majority didn't hear it at all.

Just says domestic so presumably iFollow will still be available overseas / VPN / dodgy stick.

Lifetime ban needed. Fair play to Tony Parr / the club for making an announcement at half time also. Good to hear most clapping it.

Ashley Cole is the best left-back we've probably ever had and was arguably the best in the world in his time albeit perhaps for a brief spell. That along with his accolades makes him an absolute no-brainer to be a Hall of Famer, weird that that's even being questioned tbh.

I've said this story before on here but Gary Neville sat a few seats from me amongst the Blackpool fans at Port Vale away in the early 00s to watch his ex United teammate Ben Thornley. He was in his United and England pomp at the time so it was quite the spectacle.

I did acknowledge it here where I gave a direct example of a kit manufacturer changing the colours of the Scottish flag on the Scotland kit a few years ago.

Come on, 20s, Nike meddling with our history? Really? Agree with you re not uniting people, that much is clear.

Firstly I can't abide the term 'woke' but no, I don't. As soon as I saw the colours, I noticed they appeared to match with the trim on the rest of the shirt and also similarly with the detailing on the away shirt. If it was a rainbow flag for example then yes, I'd begrudgingly understand the...

Not that I am aware though I'm happy to be corrected but I have just seen the FA statement that says the colours were chosen deliberately to take inspiration from the '66 training kit.

Thanks for the correction, 20s, but it really wasn't necessary. And the answer to my 'where was the outrage in 2011' question, I'll answer it for you - there wasn't any. Why? Because we weren't being whipped up by a media then that was driving people to display faux outrage over something...

20s, you invited me to share examples where the flag has previously been put on an England shirt in a different colour so I did. I see you've skirted my question around whether or not you were equally as annoyed by the 2011 shirt as by this years? Where was the outrage then? And re the image in...

I've put together a quick montage for you, 20s, which shows England shirts (and a Team GB shirt for good measure) where the colours of the flag has been changed. Presumably you were equally as annoyed back in 2011 when England's home shirt featured St George's flag on the collar AND the...