Anyone?
(Maybe keep it clean though, eh?!)

My discovery is peanut butter on apple.

There  maybe trouble ahead ? The  Premier League are looking to recover £340 million from clubs. Even if the remaining games are played. This could increase substantially if the season is not completed or played behind closed doors.

Interesting article from Jo Massi at the Star regarding SB wanting to return:

Saido Berahino has said he would jump at the chance to rejoin Albion.

"The striker had a very public spat with the Baggies hierarchy over a failed move to Tottenham in 2015. Currently playing for Zulte Waregem in Belgium, Berahino admits he now regrets how he handled the situation.
And he told the Counter Attack podcast if Albion were ever interested in having him back, he'd love to return.

He said: "If West Brom came back in for me, I would jump back – 100 per cent," he said. "I support West Brom, I follow their games. My friend (Romaine Sawyers) plays for them. "If they came back for me 100 per cent I would go back."

On the failed move to Tottenham, Berahino said: "I think I needed someone around me to say 'Saido, you're not going to move forget about it – you've already done it, you've proven you can attract a big club, let's go and attract two or three big clubs.' "I never had that type of guidance, I just thought my life had ended. "I thought I want to play Champions League, no disrespect to West Brom. "I loved my time at West Brom.

"I had had a great season and I just felt that moving to Tottenham would improve my level even more. "The manager they had there (Mauricio Pochettino) was really into young players and I thought I'd develop fast if I went there." "

Never thought I'd end up like this, but I've started wearing a big dent in 'my' chair, facing the TV. (I used to sneer at anyone down the Pub who mentioned TV programmes!)
The dent is getting deeper, and the beer stains smellier, as old age creeps in, and the Pubs stay closed.
My missus is much the same, and the telly's on from 8am till 11pm, except when we go out together (for exercise, walking the dogs). We're not necessarily watching it, but it's on!

I still refuse to watch Soaps or 'Reality' programmes, and won't subscribe to Sky, but sort of half-watch the old films while I'm either reading or painting (sort of facing the TV!)
Apart from the old films, Big Bang Theory is my favourite (they made about 250, and I think I've seen them all). Current favourites are:-

'Harry Quebert Affair' (on Pick) and
'Normal People' (BBC1)

Sad, eh?

But what are your favourites???

Hi guys just by to say hello and yes I'm Alive and kicking,
Thanks all for you concerns but me Mrs Beef and the little Beefy's are all fine,
I think to be fair when the footy got cancelled I still planned to pop by anyway, however things began to hit home a little more as time went by when clearly I had underestimated Covid 19,
Just another flu epidemic I thought, how wrong I was, Covid 19 was getting closer, into the UK, into London , to Birmingham and Staffordshire.
Then one of my best mates whom I have known since I was 17 phoned to say his dad had got it and was seriously ill in hospital, it was now on my doorstep .
My mate never got to see his 79 year old Dad again no goodbyes no last hug nothing.
I was in bits for him he was a great bloke and always fun to be with and came to watch me and his son play every Sunday Morning,
Then Bomber who you all know has also been through tough times, he lives just the other side of Cannock chase for me and for a short time was really upset as his son and Girlfriend contracted the Virus they both work for the NHS, both thankfully came through it well and are back on the frontline,
So I came to the decision to help in the community, look after a few older and vunerable people as well as my mom and in law's, shopping ,cueing ,shopping cueing but hey I wouldn't be doing anything else,
Throw in that I'm trying to home school 2 young girls my eldest 12 has ADHD and is really finding time at home difficult and has been a real test for me and Mrs Beef, temper tantrums like we have never known, but we will get through this , and hopefully soon we can beat this stinking virus that must have affected each and everyone of us,
Stay safe and will pop in a little more often when I get time
Beefy

you will pleased to know
my daughter is having a baby
and i will become a grand dad
and she has already told me that under no circunstances will it be visiting the Hawthorns
or wearing West Brom Colours

and on a slightly down note
i have become a witch
took the ritual last night
don`t panic i won`t be sacrificing any virgins to the devil(not that sort of witch)

and besides living in west bromwich where would i find one?

hope you all safe
keeping well and lets see what our P.M has to say this evening


Kristien

Over a month since his/her last post. Hope the old chap/wench is ok. Can anyone find out? Stairs??

Bless him......

BBC News - Kyle Walker: Man City defender says he is 'harassed' after admitting breaking lockdown rules
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52587293

In memory of Sergeant Reginald Stephen Anderson, RAF 106 Squadron, service number 1280773, forward for Dulwich Hamlet and Cardiff City.  Sergeant Anderson played for England at amateur level, scoring a hat-trick on his debut in 1938 in an 8-2 victory over Wales.  He joined the Royal Air Force Reserve during the war and was assigned to 106 Squadron.  On the night of 23rd February 1942, the Handley Page Hampden bomber on which Anderson served was one of twenty-three involved in minelaying over the Heligoland approaches, his fifth mission on active duty.  The Handley was downed over Heligoland Bight by flak from the anti-aircraft batteries of Wittun and Puan Klent, and all four crew members were killed when the plane crashed into dunes on the Danish island of Sylt at 6:12am.  He was 25.  His remains are buried in Kiel War Cemetery.

for the chance to win a case of Stella Artois
anyone tell me where my Mystery Of A Blood Red Rose Came From?