Rhubarb n Custard

It's great to see programmes like these which both raise awareness and (more importantly) normalise mental health issues. You would be leading an extremely charmed existence if you did not experience some form of mental challenge at some point in your life, whatever your income, job, circumstances etc. Some cases are more severe than others but there is nothing to be ashamed about and debates such as this can only make these issues the norm rather than the exception. In fact read somewhere that more people have mental health issues at some stage of life than don't, so strictly speaking you are more normal if you have them ! I've had my own challenges over the years and can honestly say the best form of treatment for me was stopping pretending it wasn't happening and stopped hiding it. It was a dreadful burden to carry alone. It took some bottle, but by opening up to close mates much of the burden was lifted. It was humbling and uplifting to receive this support. Following this I've learned to manage things in recent years ( touch wood ) I've also been able to help some of them in return talking things through, it's nice to be able to return the favour and share the load - Absolutely fak all to be ashamed of. If anyone on here wants an outlet I'm more than happy to help. WAWAW.

I like this version better

Daytime drinking, just say no.

I don't think Refs particularly hate Wednesday, all clubs run into homers or incompetents from time to time.

A. It was a mistake (which he has learned from) B. Some folk are too thick to see his many positive attributes and need have a word with themselves.

Agree with OP. I said when he first arrived that he's a methodical type who has a tried and tested promotion process. It might take 2-4 seasons but I believe Jos will get the job done. He may not be Mr Charismatic but that matters not, he is steadily and surely plotting the rise of this club. I'm quietly optimistic about our playoff chances this season .... and given what he inherited less than a year ago that in itself is a major achievement.

When he's on he is a defenders worst nightmare, quick feet, low centre of gravity, pace and speed of thought, constant harrying, there's no let up. Good to see him get his mojo back.

If you have a day job, don't give it up.

Like it, in fact it's worth trying it on every game, you would only need to be successful 1/8 to make it a profitable exercise.

I thought I'd treat myself to going to the match on Friday until I saw the prices. If the club are getting tv money from sky why not offer reductions to fill the stadium and generate a better atmosphere and enhance our chances of winning? plus the food and megastore spend would get a boost too. Purely because of the price I'll go to my local watch the match with a few pints, have a curry and still be £25 to the good. It saddens me to say it, I would obviously much rather go to the game but I refuse to be blatantly shafted with these prices. I suspect I'm not alone.

Love the synopsis of the QPR v Millwall game, obviously going to be shyte.

Can't see it on sky go, anyone had success on it ?