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Rahul gone. 81-6...

Pant gone. 71-5. Interesting...

The Brunswick Under-18s team I played for in the 1967/68 season trained at Bootle Stadium every Wednesday night. 9 laps of the track (1/3 of a mile each lap), then half-an-hour circuit training, then finally ball work. I played a full game of rugby for the school on Saturday morning, then a...

Media reaching new heights now. Sunday 3:00 pm, ITV showing this pre-season game live: Preston North End v RS Shakes head in disbelief...

On 367 not out at lunch.

I'm retired but have continued WW2 aviation research, ultimately resulting in 9 books published with one going to a second edition. Also have written several magazine articles, and provide other researchers with info and photographs. I also Admin several WW2 aviation pages on Facebook...

Some stupid things posted here about the No. 9 shirt...

Put yer brain in gear, eh...?

Showed so much promise early on. However never improved and, together with injuries and the inability to beat the 'keeper on one-on-ones, sadly his ability deteriorated rather than going on to improve...

Makram out for 136, 6 runs short of victory!

I could recount the story of when my fellow-researcher and I received a Police escort out of Hamburg in the mid-1980s, but that would be boring for you.

No, but my research delved into the RAF side of things quite heavily. Both in tracking down Battle of Britain pilots, and corresponding with them, as shown in the attached reply from (Squadron Leader) 'Baron' Worrall of 32 Squadron. This reply resolved the conundrum that I couldn't figure...

SA 213-2 at the close. 69 to win.

I'd want to do more than that to the clown who decided it was a good idea to have to provide a video...

You could say that. Just a few of the things I have written over the decades... There is a second edition of this one coming out later in the year. Updated and re-written with 121,000 words and around 750 photos. And the two most recent ones I have written: Yes, I do...

SA edging towards victory...

I don't need it. Spoke to the owner of the Museum a few minutes ago, and confirmed I would be down as usual (we normally confirm via FB Messenger). I admin a few WW2 aviation pages on FB, but they can get by without me.

No, but I give talks at the Battle of Britain Museum in Hawkinge, Kent, over a week-end in August every year. Any more stupid comments or questions?

Every few days Facebook asks me to log in. So today I do so, and I am asked to confirm my e-mail address, which I do. It then says I typed my e-mail address in too quickly, and so my Facebook account has been temporarily suspended! Now, I've been on t'internet since 2001, so yes, I can type...