chunky

We All Stand Together - Paul McCartney and the Frog Chorus

and dangly bits

Eddie Hapgood - Arsenal legend

You Know My Name (Look Up the Number) - Las Beet

than a tiny

Oh, I know you follow a bunch of teams, but I never realised you had such an affinity to the Dons! I follow them because my grandparents lived in South Wimbledon. My dad supported the old team as a kid, and I just followed him. My grandad was actually groundsman at the old Plough Lane, and when the famous FA Cup replay against Leeds was switched to Selhurst because of the weather, he had his photo in the papers! My parents met at Wimbledon speedway in 1958, and both of them played for the WSSC darts team, so that's how I got into those sports too...

Eddie Lawson - 500cc World Champ

doesn't exist now

in the back

Leigh Diffey - F1 commentator

brides for seven

Peter Eustace - football

Okay, I wasn't going to say anything, because plug-in heaters (or "space" heaters, as we call them) tend to be different over here to those in Europe. However, reading OveFundinFan's comments, that does sound like most of the comments here about ours. Basically, the smaller ones, advertised as "cheap to run", are effectively useless; you do need a proper sized one to provide any real heat. Interesting to see his comments about not leaving it unattended! We have an electric space heater in our living room, which we only use when we NEED to (it's expensive to run), and like he says, it runs down for a couple of minutes after you shut it off. We never leave it on when we will be out of the room for a while. Not that I don't trust it, but I just dont want to risk it when I don't have to...

I hate to say it, but I have to agree with you. Look at the problems we had with the World Pairs. Trying to change things 75 years down the road is never easy, and as you say, they never WERE "World Championships", despite being considered as unofficial ones.

John Green - author, and sponsor of AFC Wimbledon