The cake . Assume that you brought the Wispa with you

Cue Rik, Vivian, Neil and Mike of the Young Ones

My dad’s sister’s late husband had John Boyd Dunlop who apparently invented the pneumatic tyre as a great great uncle.

It’s good to know that we’ve both of Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ancestry ( my dad was from MacDuff and mum’s dad from Turriff)

Bloody disgusting ripoff

Have umpired second eleven games a few times in the 2000s for Littlehampton. If a batter hits the tree in the outfield it’s a 4

Remember reading about this, probably in the Argus. Disgusting what happened yesterday at the Mosque, having lived in the Middle East as a child. Respect all religions

She lived near Chichester and a few years ago she, Keith Richards and Christopher Timothy took part in a walk against the closure of the A&E at St Richard’s Hospital..

Gordon Greenidge?

Waqar Younis

Nice one Brian. Enjoyed your co commentaries on the ladies rugby World Cup.

Was the MP in question a member of the Wilson government?

The Rolling Pebbles

Great word more than relevant today by the mango Mussolini

What would you do if the inflight film was more interesting?

Have played there a couple of times for Littlehampton Sunday eleven. A road runs through the outfield. Lovely place to play.

Remember that my bedroom had posters of Olivia Newton-John and Sonja Kristina of Curved Air on the walls

Glad you enjoyed the football. Forgot about it being The Last Night of the Proms . Always enjoyed watching it.

Likewise

It got a very good review in today’s Guardian. Will watch it when it comes to the small cinema in Littlehampton

Remember going there on a Chichester HSB school trip in 1971 , we were based in St Brieuc. Had a great time in the area. There was a seaside village called Sables D’Or where friends of my parents spent their honeymoon. They named their house in Rustington after it.

I’m afraid that I’d never heard of her. Had to look her up on Wikipedia.

It’ll make sure I’m awake when watching the rugby on the television.

Silly sod. Your sense of humour is nearly as bad as mine, and I’m 68

England collapsed when I was in the dentist. Oh bugger

What a lovely photo

That’s being far too polite. He will regret this hopefully

We went to Bert Murray’s pub in Market Deeping after the Brighton match at Lincoln in May 1998

But they were footballers. Also Bert Murray bought me and Tony Ford pints after the sponsored walk to buy Rod Thomas