Thats the name of the place, you told us about that a while back, its now on the agenda.

Thats taking the wee wee! I don't mind paying for food but thats just daylight robbery!

Debs was saying we've never had a bad meal at the Clogg and I had to conceed shes right, but that said the service has often been poor and a number of times our order has arrived incorrect. When they get it right is good, but when they get it wrong its poor attention to detail, and its off our list also for now, better alternatives in the area for me. Be good to hear your thoughts on the Naga, its our favourite Indian at the moment, not the cheapest but very good in our opinion.

Not only do you have to contend with Aussies bowling at 90mph, but hundreds of flies seem to have got in on the act, than in itself was a war of attrition!

A bit late I know, but: Unfotunetly for me I was in The Olive press recently and it was terrible. Going the same way as the Bolton and Clitheroe ones did, downhill fast. Stay away would be my advice

You couldn't make it up Stuart!

The Golden Lion at Wheelton has just been taken over by new management, and if you like good cheap home cooked pub food then look no further, I can't say enough good things about it.

Dylan lost his voice in the 80's and had to learn to sing again. He probably can't sing the 1974 version anymore but has reworked it. Thanks Paul

Thanks for the heads up Paul, what time did he come on? If you don't know why paying £40+ to watch 'American Wrestling' is odd, then good luck to you I say

He wasn't very good live during the 80's by all accounts, he even lost his voice for a while which makes his performnces today even more remarkable. I've seen him recently and his music is fantastic and really complements his voice, should be good and maybe the last time we'll get to see him.

WWE ????? Seriously?

Off to see Bob Dylan on Sunday in Blackpool, I wonder if he'll be going on the pleasure Beach before the gig I still cant believe he's is coming to Blackpool

Just to weigh in on the Indian debate, the Sharjan is for people that don't really do Indian food in my opinion, very predictable western themed menu, over priced and portentous, nothing wrong with that if thats your bag. Bhukara's did knock the socks of anything else in the area until the health inspectors came to call, which is a shame really. The Naga at abbey village is well worth a visit, a cut above anything Darwen has to offer in my opinion for the same price. Has anyone eaten at the empress grill restaurant in the Winter Gardens in Blackpool? Thinking of booking in before seeing Bob Dylan in November.

Money talks I guess, to put Khan in with Mayweather is nothing but a money making scheme for both fighters. Mayweather is on a different planet to Khan, but then again who can blame Khan for accepting the fight if it goes ahead? We’re just considering going out for the fight, not been to watch the boxing in Vegas since Hatton fought Malignaggi, we did see Roy Jones v Hopkins but thats got to be the worst ‘fight’ I’ve ever seen so I don’t count that.

Yu and You does lobster, but its a chinese resturant so cooked in that style. San Carlos in Manchester also does some great lobster dishes.

The food rating has really put me off going back to Bukhara, yes its improved, but I ate there when it wasn't up to standard and thats spoiled things for me. If anyone is looking to try somewhere different I'd recommend the Naga at Abbey Village, been many times and never had a bad meal. The chefs specials are fantastic, some fish dishes on the menu to, great place.

Brilliant, absolute comedy genius. Tell you what bob, you're wasted selling sausages for a living you really are.

Very sad news RIP Dominic

Look a flying pig!

1-1 job done Venkys out Singh out Agnew out

The man had almost singlehandedly kept us in the league, he deserves a knighthood!

They won one for you today Kelbo, could be just the tonic in the fight to stay up.

Not many songs written about Hollands meat pies, although I do recall a regular in the Longside away section when we played Burnley that had plenty of songs about Hollands meat pies.

Baxenden famous at last: http://www.nme.com/news/beady-eye/69681 Good effort lads, its best up North!