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ssstwitter.com_1779578353324.mp4 One year ago today.

Kraftwerk - Live at the Manchester Apollo Surpassed my expectations and then some. Musically and visually stunning. Ralf Hutter, 78 years old, still up on a stage doing his thing. I reckon there will be an AI version of Kraftwerk, up on stage, in the not to distant future.

The beauty of it is the fact that Jambo fans thought he was on a 3 year deal. Delicious. I’d take Miovski back in a heartbeat without shame (not a loan!). If this season has taught me anything about myself it’s that I have zero principles when it comes to football.

Most things But not being a Hun cunt Let him rot and reflect on where the love for him went

As long as it was a permanent move I would have no problem taking him back.

Being reported as a done deal. Why would any club allow a player to put a clause in a contract that allows him to walk away 1 year into a 3 year deal. Mental. Oh and funny. Very very funny.

Was going to mention Elche staying up. Both them and Levante have performed well above expectations. Totally agree on Girona. Proof karma exists. Last game is tonight between 3rd placed Villareal and 4th placed Atletico Madrid.

Another season for Elche in the top flight too, which as an achievement for them. Girona can go and fuck themselves after ruining our best striker in years and turning him into a Hun.

They go to Rangers to win trophies, apparently.

I've downloaded Wax Fruits and am looking forward to it as it has been previously recommended. For some reason I generally don't read much in the 6 months I'm in Scotland but go into overdrive in the other 6 when I'm in Spain and have more time on my hands. I tend to favour crime thrillers and am currently rotating between Robert Crais- Elvis Cole series, Denzil Meyrick- DCI Daley series, Mark Billingham- DCI Tom Thorne series and some Pg Wodehouse- Jeeves and Wooster or Alexander McCall Smith- Scotland Street books to lighten the mood. I also recommend reading Craig Russell's Lennox books about a private detective in 1950's Glasgow and his Jan Fabel series set in Germany I've previously enjoyed reading Elmore Leonard, Michael Connelly and John Le Carre books, particularly the Smiley series.

Michael Stipe doing the theme tune from Rooster, which is brilliantly written comedy. 2 birds with one stone…