Effing hell Stuart, that has reminded me of the 5-0 loss to Coventry at Highfield Road, and staying at my sister's house when she was at uni there (the coldest house in the UK).

What's Wilder been like recently? I know he was smashing everyone like AJ on his way to the WBC belt, but I don't know what he's been like since. As for Haye, he could have been very good, but he's still a big head, a flash Harry who over estimates himself. I think even now that calculating dismantling Wlad did to him rankles and nags away in his mind.

I hope Lancashire get it together and bring a great coach who'll get brilliant young English talent. If only to shut all the Yaaaaarkshure fans. As for my nearest county, Warwickshire, I am guessing they felt the last coach was not good enough. My dad goes to the T20 games, and in that tournament the bears often won low scoring matches by bowling really well. There was not that much firepower in the batting.

Plan V? Isn't that inviting people on board the spaceship and then eating them?

Good points, but Fury might spoil the AJ show just like how Big Sam's Bolton always beat Arsenal. It would be typical that someone like Fury would win just to p-ss on people's chips.It is just a gut feeling I have. I like AJ a lot, and he seems to be able to smash anyone before he gets tested which is great. But he'll find one guy who'll really stick one on him. It probably is not Fury, but there's someone who'll really challenge AJ and get him in real trouble as he's barely broken sweat so far.

Sometimes you need to be told when to quit. It seems that Blackwell, who Eubank Jnr. hurt so badly was involved in an unsanctioned sparring bout. Only a complete tool would risk severe brain damage and dementia after that Eubank bout, and a responsible trainer would tell him when to fold. You're no good to yourself or your family if you're in a nursing home at the age of 45. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/38418559

Dwight Yorke, for his corrosive effect on Andy Cole. And because he was a bit lazy and disinterested.

Dickh__d Etuhu, aka Murphy's bromance is worth a mention as is Vince Grella for their shocking injury proneness.

Ferguson basically couldn't handle playing outside the SPL. The deal stank because he cried about homesickness as soon as he came, and ran back to Ibrox. I wonder how much Souness' favourite agent Willie McKay made off the two transfers?

Fury is 'awkward' like one of those physical, tenacious strikers like Dickov. AJ looks classy, but every opponent gets slapped so you still don't know if he can survive a fast, vicious fight like those Gatti vs. Ward fights..

Is Frandsen the Souness signing, or is that another player like Barry Ferguson?

From my time watching Rovers, Dailly was bought for a massive fee and was pants,Fowler was pointless and Fettis was simply awful. Since the Raos bought the club there have been so many dodgy agent picks and strange names to choose from.

Did Richard criticise Man City then? Or is he a Liverpool fan this season?

He's probably both.

Don't worry, Gareth and co. will train that out of them. None of them will make it in the Premier League either.

Tiny Dancer-Elton John

That's actually an Icelandic show and the bloke who plays the main good guy is in his 50's. Found that out on a Rick Stein show when he visited the country. I hated that show. exaggerated speech patterns, 1 dimensional characters and rampant worship of consumerism does not make a comedy. And I agree with Donnermeat about his named shows.

Maybe I'm being mean about Crue, but Girls Girls Girls is a really s--t song, and that's the one that instantly comes to mind.

Gupthill looked like he was about to hit it, then got himself out about 3 balls later. Apart from about 3 or 4 balls, the Bears' bowling was spot on. Lancs should have put the big hitters in 1st since the target was low and the weather was crap.

Went to the game with my dad, and Lancashire's bowling was good, though the Bears do not have a good batting side at all. However, the Bears' strength is bowling. Hannon-Dalby, Gordon (who wasn't playing) and Posenby are very good 1 day bowlers. The rain was annoying as it was just enough to put the covers on, but would ease for a minute.......then come back.

Sorry, but to me, the few songs I've heard are like Poison, Bon Jovi and so on. Not as bad as Nickelback. That is going too far.

I remember my friends at work were at Download the year they did that gig I posted a clip of. Everyone expected it to be a one off............so my friends watched Motley Crue instead. I could have slapped them at the time for watching that cheesy 80's hair rock rubbish instead of FNM. Thankfully Faith No More have properly reformed. I think my hatred of Coldplay comes from when I worked in a warehouse, and the radio they had on played Trouble, the then new single every half hour.

They seem like nice guys and that, but their music is so bland it's offensive to me. Even Take That have done better stuff. If only Faith No More could sell out Wembley stadium. And that was the first major gig they did in 18 years.

Coldplay are doing 4 concerts in Wembley stadium. I can't think of a more bang average, weak orange squash tepid band than them. They'd need to bring the biggest speakers to make sure everyone can hear Chris Martin. If only the likes of Faith No More or Rammstein were popular enough with Free Radio and the sheeple. They'd rip the arse off Wembley.