Futtocks

Missed that, but he's usually good. He doesn't do many of these programmes but he did one a few years ago about Western movies which was excellent.

Not too bad for me this year, at least so far. Thankfully, the medicine is ridiculously cheap these days.

Most of the tournament was on BBC3, therebye conveniently displacing 3rd-rate sitcoms.

Some quite surreal cloud photography.

Borrowing your pedant hat, she was the first, as all the other players in the two teams were boys. The BBC even showed her try.

Latest free download from BigOZine is a bit of a rarity - The Chambers Brothers Live (1991). Both sets included, although the final track loses a few minutes off the end.

And, of course, back in 1993, Sophie scored a try at Wembley in a CC Final curtain-raiser. She was the first female RL player to play at Wembley.

It is excellent, isn't it? Very vivid and intense colours.

Self-assembly SLR Camera - might be a fun project. And only £29!

What a useless fat knacker that man is.

Frankenstein food!

It would require a fundamental change in the way the media choose to portray the game. What we get is a cocktail of contempt, deliberate dishonesty, condescension or just being ignored altogether. Not even the most rabid keyboard warrior can blame the RFL for not being able to turn that around. Actually, come to think of it, they probably would.

And they won't be aware of the match after the event either. Today's papers will be full of Wimbledon, Football transfer rumours, Australians sacking their Cricket coach and the obligatory page or two of filler about the RU Lions. The magnificence of Warrington v Wigan last night will, for the majority of the British public, have passed by totally unnoticed. If any other sport of comparable size had put on that kind of display, people would be talking about it for days or even weeks.

I'd imagine the majority of the people who make those sort of decisions weren't even aware that the Wire/Wigan match was on.

Frank Lampard, who is currently promoting his new book, being introduced on Radio 5: "he's not the first Footballer to write a children's book, but he may be the first to have done so intentionally".

And the Aussie cricket team have just sacked their coach.

Just 10-nil, then. Credit to the Brazilian crowd who, once again, screamed their heads off for Tahiti.

Use of CAPITALS.

"The average Rugby League supporter is a male three years younger (than the average RU supporter), but with a similar purchasing ability." Interesting, and not something that I think many potential sponsors would realise.

Tonight on BBC3, Tahiti face the plucky Spanish minnows.

Glad they scored - they really gave it a go and played positive Football, despite being massively outmatched. The crowd were brilliant in their support, too. Tahiti face Spain next...

At least prices have come down.

Especially when booting up.

The BBC eh? Turning over about 2 hours of weekend primetime to an England RU reserves match.

Looking forward to Kinnear's press conference. Why? This is what happened last time. Caution - sweary. Very sweary.