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Russell Brand and Billy Connolly Go Head To Head

2012-08-03T06:56:00.001-07:00

Comedian Russell Brand, whilst in LA filming his latest project, the musical "What About Dick", has once again landed himself in hit water with another sexually related incident.

The British comedian who has had notorious problems surround sex, so much so he has not long completed a spell in a sex rehab clinic, was reprimanded by fellow comedian Billy Connolly. Brand held up filming for the entire cast, over a two hour period, as he demanded a wardrobe assistant show him, her breasts.

Brand continue to badger the lady for two hours, refusing to start work until she flash her breasts. Eventually the wardrobe assistant gave in as she could see the problems arising and feared no work getting done. Billy Connolly, also filming on the same show, was not impressed what so ever and gave brand a dressing down.

The main stream media who reported upon the incident, brushed the event off as another bit of banter from the loveable rouge Russell Brand, who's charm always wins the day and went on to praise his performance.

What about the fact he really should be sitting in an LA jail awaiting a court hearing on a charge of sexual harassment. Perhaps even a public apology to his fellow actors / comedians such as Billy Connolly and Eddie Izzard who have both been in the business much longer than Brand and so deserve a certain amount of respect.

Apparently Brand and Connolly did have a heart to heart later that evening, however it doesn't retract from the fact he basically held a women against her will demanding she expose her body to him. As this is not Brands first incident of a sexual nature, I really do think the more he is not made accountable for his actions, the mire his behaviour will continue and perhaps even reach more serious levels. The more his behaviour is tolerated the worse it could become.

Paralympians Are True Super Hereos

2012-07-24T02:08:00.000-07:00

This is the finest television advert in the history of media advertising, finally a campaign that shows these extraordinary people in the true form the really are, Paralympians are true Super Heroes. For far too long the Paralympic Games have been over shadowed by the Olympic Games, however over recent Olympic Games both sets of athletes have been integrated into exactly the same exposure.

When I sustained my spinal injury whilst on Operational Tour as a British Soldier, I lost my job as an Infantry Soldier and was truly devastated. Devastated because I was loosing the job I had wanted to do from the age of five, but also devastated because of the limitations that where place on me mobility wise. On one occasion when I was in hospital having a spinal fusion, I was being taken for an MRI Scan, however I passed through an area when a lot of very sick children where. It was at this point that I knew I needed to stop feeling sorry for myself, here was I, wanting to serious end my life, however these children that in some cases where far worse than myself, where all smiles and just getting on with life. It was so clear to see their strength that I actually felt total shame that I allowed myself to feel this way.

For me personally, things have become progressively worse and watching this advert really does put things in perspective. I know it is only a media campaign for the London 2012 Olympic Games, however it is so well put together that I really feel has a much more poignant message hidden within, other than just the Olympic Games.

Bradley Wiggins Super Britton

2012-07-24T01:25:00.000-07:00

Bradley Wiggins has just become the first Britton to win the Tour de France, 2012 has certainly been the year of all years for the United Kingdom. This year alone, we have held Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee, mixed in with the Trooping Of The Colour and then the Olympics which starts in just over a week from today. On top of these special occasions England Football team played quite well in Euro 2012, Andy Murray almost won Wimbledon and then the magnificent Bradley Wiggins goes on to Win the Tour de France.

There are of course many big races throughout the year, all over the world, however none seem to carry the prestige that comes with the Tour de France. With Bradley Wiggins being the first ever British man to win the race, many are calling for him to be Knighted on the next honours list.

One thing that I have personally noticed during the following of Bradley Wiggins on the Tour de France, is yes, he is a professional sports person, but put side by side to our over paid, over inflated, egotistical professional footballers, he really is in a different league.

Here is a man who works harder than most when it comes to cycling for his country and above all for himself, he, along with so many other professional sporting personalities who play sports where they are not paid £60,000 per week, constantly out perform their so called professional footballer counterparts. Why is it that Bradley Wiggins can win a gruelling bike race such as the Tour de France and on his return home have a weeks rest, then head off to Team GB's training camp in Surrey where he will train for the Olympics. All of this without a whimper of complaining. Whilst our professional footballers, paid grotesque amounts of money, can play one or two games of football, with perhaps a week apart between each game and then use the excuse of tiredness for their under performing appearance.

Football in the UK and Europe has unfortunately helped breed a group of over paid, underachieving, useless sports personalities, which more tragically act as roll models to our children, due to the massive over exposure they receive. And then we wonder why we find it difficult to develop footballers who want to play the beautiful game for the love of the game as opposed to the love of the wage packet.

So many other sports, produce individuals that play the sport because of a childhood passion that has developed into a profession. Rugby, Tennis, Cycling, Athletics and many more. Of course these sports have high prize money attached to the winning of the sport, but leading up to that win, they are most certainly not being paid in excess of £60 - 80,000 per week, most people don't earn this in a year.

So taking all of what I have just written into consideration, I feel men and women taking part in sporting events for Team GB in the Olympics and other sporting events such as the Tour de France are the real hero's, heroes that in my opinion don't get the full level of recognition they deserve. I would much rather any one of my children look up to Bradley Wiggins for a roll model as opposed to John Terry, Rio Ferdinand, Ronaldo or any other hig profile footballer for that matter.

Should Football Legend Alan Shearer Keep His Personal Opinions Kerbed

2012-07-20T03:17:00.000-07:00

Earlier this week in UK tabloid "The Sun", ex footballing legend for Newcastle United, turned sports pundit, Alan Shearer, wrote an article aimed at advising fellow Newcastle star Andy Carol. My concern about this article is, shouldn't this type of advice take place over a pint in the pub together.

Andy Carol, became an awesome tower of strength and danger for Newcastle United back in 2006 at the grand old age of 17, a magnificent achievement for any aspiring young footballer trying to break into the English Premiership. It wasn't long before Andy Carols aerial threat and towering strength was catching the eye of managers right across the footballing spectrum, clubs at the time much bigger than the struggling Newcastle.

Liverpool Football Club was one of those clubs, placing a staggering bid of £45 Million on the table, of a then, struggling Newcastle United in the Premiership. Newcastle fans up and down the country begged the Newcastle board to keep their only shining hope, that was Andy Carol, however for Newcastle owner, Mike Ashley; the money was too much of a temptation and so Carol was sold to Liverpool.

As far as Newcastle fans where concerned, selling Andy Carol spelt the end of their time in the Premiership especially considering no big name replacements were bought with £45 million from the sale. For Liverpool fans, things where looking promising, although many thought that £45 for an inexperienced albeit excellent player, was a bit too much money to hand over. Although Andy Carol was a good striker, he had never proven himself in any of the big arenas such as Europe or domestic cup finals nor had he really inspired on an international front for England. Never the less Liverpool fans could see clearly the commitment from their new American owner.

However the fears of the Newcastle fans turned out to be unfounded and the joy of the Liverpool fans turned out to be very short lived. Carols move from Newcastle to Liverpool, seen Newcastle play better football and move up the Premiership, surpassing all expectations. Liverpool on the other hand, certainly from a fans perspective felt they had been sold a dud. Carols first two seasons with Liverpool where disastrous and of course many scratched their head as to why this shinning new talent from the North East of England was able to play like a Brazilian for Newcastle but like a Third Division player for Liverpool.

It was during this period where the likes of Alan Shearer, legend and superstar in his day, published article after article as to why Carol was under performing and one of those articles stated the Geordie was perhaps home sick for Newcastle. I must explain that from Liverpool to Newcastle is approximately a 3 hour drive apart.

Euro 2012 has just finished and although England entered the competition with very little expectation of winning due to many varying circumstances, new manager being one of them, I personally thought the England team played very well indeed. One thing a lot of people noticed during the competition, certainly Liverpool fans, was the performance Andy Carol displayed on the occasions he played, which were to a similar standard witnessed in his Newcastle days.

England wasn't the only club to get a new manager, Liverpool also got in a new manager and during the competition was studying his current stock and perhaps others for a possible purchase order. On Andy Carols return to Liverpool, despite his most recent performance, there has been high level of talk from the club that they are looking to off load Andy Carol and that he does not feature in the future building of Liverpool FC. It is this speculation that has spurred Alan Shearer to write advice for Andy Carol in the Sun. Whilst I don't have a problem with Shearer giving advice in a mentoring fashion to Carol, however I just feel that when Carol could have done with some advice when playing for Liverpool, I feel that the public statements from Shearer suggesting that Carol should dump Liverpool and move on are unhelpful.

the thing about ex footballers becoming Sports Commentators, is they seem to very rapidly forget the torrid time they received at the hands of sports commentators and reporters, taking this into consideration I feel that personal mentoring should be contained to personal surroundings and not the public forum of tabloid press or the studios of.

I have an immense level of respect for Alan Shearer and the massive contribution he has provided to English Football, but I still feel even he should have certain boundaries when it comes to personal opinions on a public forum.

John Terry v Anton Ferdinand

2012-07-10T10:45:00.000-07:00

John Terry has appeared in court today again for the alleged racial abuse fired in the direction of Queens Park Ranger player, Anton Ferdinand, back last season during a Premiership game between Chelsea and QPR.

Last season Liverpool's, Suarez, was also accused of racial abuse toward a Manchester United player. The FA felt with the incident and Suarez was banned for 5 games and quite theft fine. It is thought that if John Terry is convicted of this crime, the maximum sentence he will receive is a £2,500 fine, a mere drop in the ocean for John Terry, pocket change in fact. However I should imagine that if convicted through the civilian court, would the FA also have to act upon his charge?

Unfortunately racial abuse towards players, officials and fans is all too common place on the terrace of English Football. There is no doubt that it has been reduced over the years, especially since the days of hooliganism, back in the 70's 80's and early 90's. Never the less, despite this reduction I fear that the day where racial abuse is completely done away with on the terrace, is still a long way away, if at all. There is no doubt it is an ugly side of the game and one that certainly needs pushing out altogether.

I do think that if John Terry is convicted of this crime then he should face a penalty much higher than is expected. However I also feel that it was wrong for Anton Ferdinand's mother to bring Doreen Lawrence's mother to the hearing with her. That, in my opinion sent out a very powerful sign, especially given the terrible fate her son Stephen Lawrence suffered.

Whilst justice must been done, the courts must make sure that the trial does not turn into a media circus and that the facts of this case and this case only are at focus.

England v France Euro 2012 Review

2012-06-12T14:40:00.000-07:00

I've mentioned on my twitter account my feelings about England and their hopes in this tournament. Basically every tournament that I can remember England taking part in, and I am 38, there has always been a almost arrogant expectation that England should win. Obviously to have this much confidence and backing of this style is a good thing but there are massive implications surrounding such outlook, primarily pressure. This time for Euro 2012 the expectation has been pretty much nothing, even the players had a certain defeated attitude, but for me this is what could take England all the way to Euro 2012 final. This is my England v France Euro 2012 review.

Englands first game of Euro 2012 was last night, Monday the 11th of June 2012, against probably the worst team out of them all to play. Pretty much the expectation was that France would destroy England, it goes without saying this is not what the hearts of us English fans wanted but our heads where certainly of the opinion. However I firmly believed that England's underdog status would serve them well, especially given the upset on the very first game of the tournament, Denmark v Holland, who would have thought that the mighty Dutch would have been beat by the Danes.

Settling down to watch the game and after about 20 minutes I thought England played like they had never played before, perhaps a bit narrow, lacking width, but tight, accurate passing, quick and clinical. Then came the perfect cross from Stevie Gerrard, onto the head of the unlikely candidate for the opening goal, Lescott. England where off to a high start and never really lost composure, nor did they start to sit back and defend their lead, they where hungry for more. Perhaps the injury plagued England squad wasn't going to suffer after all.

Then at the 39th minute, French player Nasri scores the equaliser, followed by an odd display of celebration. It has been later suggested that the French player was mimicking the hush sign with his finger aimed at England coach Gary Neville.

For me personally I thought England played with more heart and passion than I have witnessed in my 38 years of existence and long may it continue. this very much could be our year and long may England reign over football. Euro 2012 being won by England would quite simply be the icing on the cake for what is turning out to be an incredibly memorable patriotic year. The Diamond Jubilee, The Olympics, The Queens Birthday Parade Trooping Of The Colour and a Euro 2012 trophy.

Match Stats as by Sky Sports.

FRANCE
	Cards	Rating
Hugo Lloris		6
Philippe Mexes		6
Patrice Evra		6
Adil Rami		6
Mathieu Debuchy		7
Florent Malouda		5
Alou Diarra		6
Yohan Cabaye		7
Franck Ribery		7
Karim Benzema		7
Samir Nasri		8
Substitutes
Cedric Carrasso
Steve Mandanda
Anthony Reveillere
Laurent Koscielny
Gael Clichy
Hatem Ben Arfa *		6
Blaise Matuidi
Mathieu Valbuena
Yann M'Vila
Marvin Martin **		6
Jeremy Menez
Olivier Giroud

ENGLAND
	Cards	Rating
Joe Hart		6
John Terry		7
Ashley Cole		7
Joleon Lescott		7
Glen Johnson		7
Scott Parker		7
Steven Gerrard		8
James Milner		6
Danny Welbeck		7
Ashley Young		7
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain		7
Substitutes
Robert Green
Jack Butland
Phil Jagielka
Leighton Baines
Phil Jones
Stewart Downing
Jordan Henderson *		6
Jermain Defoe **		6
Andy Carroll
Theo Walcott ***		5

Brendan Rodgers Heads Liverpool

2012-06-03T09:35:00.001-07:00

Liverpool FC have finally decided on a new man to take Liverpool forward, the Northern Irishman Brendan Rodgers who just happens to be the cousin of Nigel Worthington, the prior international manger for N Ireland. The big question remains and will continue to do so until at least the middle of next season, is Brendan Rodgers a big enough name to step into the shoes of names such as Daglish, Shankly and Paisley.

There is no mistaking that Rodgers has started his Liverpool career with flying colours so far with his first press interview. The Northern Irishman looked very confident and positive, not at all daunted by the task at hand or the big names in his dressing room. He handled the press with remarkable ease and made it very clear from the get go that team was going to be run his way or no way at all. Many individuals in the footballing world have commented on the fact that Rodgers is going to have to seek approval from the big name players at the club in order to gain success, but Rodgers himself has made clear this is not the direction the club will be moving. Should any player currently serving at the club not be behind the manager, no matter how big they are, could very well find themselves out of the club .

As a Liverpool fan I am looking forward to the start of next season and will certainly watch the buying and selling of players over the summer break with much interest. In my humble opinion I think Euro 2012 is a fantastic opportunity for Andy Carol to prove he still has what it takes to wear a Liverpool shirt. The England Manager has put a lot of faith and trust into the big Geordie, it is now up to him to grasp this opportunity and run with it. Liverpool fans have been very unimpressed with Carols performance over last season so taking all this into consideration if Euro 2012 is a disaster for the player, perhaps Brendan Rodgers will start looking for a replacement partnership for Suarez.

Unfortunately all is a waiting game and full of what if's and hopefuls, the new Liverpool shirt could also be a good luck charm for the club, hopefully bringing the success of the 70's and 80's back to a trophy drought at the Anfield. One things for sure, whatever happens, Brendan Rodgers needs to be given full board support and time to mould his team and get them all playing the way his vision has forecasted.

Liverpool FC 2012 - 2013 Season New Kit

2012-05-16T03:54:00.000-07:00

The Liverpool FC 2012 - 2013 Season new kit has been released, one of the most noticeable aspects of the kit is the missing Adidas logo from the top left breast. The previous makers of the Liverpool kit Adidas has now been replaced with Warrior, Whoever they are. I personally had never heard of the group until I conducted a little bit of research.

Warrior Sports is a Boston US, based company, which I should image were handed the deal on account of the new American owner. Warrior Sports have entered into a contract with Liverpool FC of £25 Million a year kit deal.

A particularly touching addition to the new kit is, on the back of the shirt, just around the neck collar, a 96 has been added with the Hillsborough flames on either side of the 96. (6 obviously representing the year of the tragic disaster where so many Liverpool fans lost their lives and a club family lost family members.

Family members of the individuals who lost their lives, where a little bit angry with the launch as they were hoping for HJC (Hillsborough Justice Campaign) to be displayed on the new kit. However for me, although the families have never been given the correct justice about what happened on that day, I think the club was right not to add these initials, purely on the bases of a football club bringing politics onto the strip. If however I thought for a single second that adding HJC to the kit, would actually bring justice to the families, I would be right behind the idea, unfortunately I can't see this having an influence.

On a slightly lighter note, the new kit has gone back to a more retro appearance, with a simple motif of the Liver Bird on the breast, very reminiscent of the success Liverpool lathered in during the 70's and 80's. Hopefully this will turn out to be a good omen and will bring those glory days back to the Liverpool fans, who have been unjustly starved of success.

Mind you Liverpool fans should take a massive deep breath and sigh of relief as the rumours circulating regarding the 3rd strip was pretty hideous. Lets thank our lucky stars that it was just a hoax.

Team GB Kit for London 2012 Olympic Games

2012-03-23T04:26:00.000-07:00

The kit for Team GB in the London 2012 Olympic Games has been redesigned and displayed today. The kit has been designed by British iconic designer Stella McCartney, daughter of the famous Beatle Paul McCartney.

As you can see clearly from the design, the colours are primarily black and blue, it is this that has a country divided and very much debating many factors surrounding the kit.

The most obvious thing to debate is the colour, the Olympic Games is Country against Country and each team member that competes, in whatever event is there to represent their country and do the best they can, with the sole goal of brining home a Gold Medal. Almost every country that competes in the games does so in the colours of their nation. The USA would wear red white and blue, in fact I can remember one Olympic Games where the USA Team Kit was practically the Stars and Stripes flag. African nations wear their brightly coloured kits also, but the key here is representation.

The British flag is of course the Union Flag, a mixture of the St George Cross, St Andrew Cross and St Patricks Cross making red white and blue. Nowhere in the flag is there black and in the 2012 GB team kit there is very little red at all.

Of course some people are not interested in the colour of the kit, so long as we do well and bring home Gold, what does it matter and ordinarily I would be inclined to agree, but on this particular occasion I don't. This is our Olympic Games, London 2012 is our time to shine as a nation of England, Scotland, Wales and N Ireland, the entire British Isle should be red white and blue ready to welcome all the other wonderful nations competing in the games.

And please before anyone thinks it, there is absolutely no racial connotations in my opinion what so ever. It is an absolute disgrace that certain groups with no ethical and moral fibre has hijacked our National flag, a flag many men and women have proudly fought for and died. I myself served in the finest regiment in the British Army, The 1st Battalion Irish Guards and was so honoured and privileged to serve the Royal Family and this beautiful nation of ours.

Next thing up for debate is whether or not Stella McCartney or any other fashion designer for that matter should have been appointed to design the kit, rather than the more traditional sports company such as Nike or Adidas? I am the last person in the world to comment on fashion, I dress like I have been dragged through a hedge backwards. However in this image Stella McCartney, international fashion designer, is posing for the photo with Olympic team members in what looks like her PJ's, doesn't really install a lot of faith.

What are your thoughts on the kit, does it matter what the colours are? or is it just about the winning that matters? I'd love to know your thoughts.

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Blackburn Rovers v Sunderland AFC

2012-03-21T03:58:00.000-07:00

An on form Sunderland traveled to Ewood Park to play troubled Blackburn Rovers , last night 20th March 2012 with an 8:00pm kick off. Games such as this are notoriously difficult to play, as the struggling team sat on the bottom of the table are fighting for their lives and normally play their guts out in order to shift bad form.

Martin O'Niels men at Sunderland had taken a dip in form earlier in the month but soon regained their fight for a top 6 position. Under pressure Steve Kean's men certainly had something to prove and on their home turf. To get the night started, players from both teams wore t-shirts with the message "Pray for Muamba" on them, a simple reminder that fellow professional players and the fans of football are still very much thinking of Fabrice.

The gas got off a bit slow in my opinion, with Sunderland looking the better team in the fist 10 - 15 minutes, however things started to change quite quickly. The pace and tempo of the game picked up a notch or two and it wasn't long before Blackburn pressed home the message that they where not giving up Premiership Football.

Junior Hoilett for Blackburn was the first to find the back of the net on the 58th minute to an almighty roar from the Ewood park fans, delighted after a nail bitting 58 minutes. It was imperative for Blackburn to maintain the lead as Sunderland never really looked threatening after the first goal, but sitting back and defending a lead is always a dangerous game to play.

With 4 minutes left to the game, Blackburns Jason Lowe's laid in an almost perfect cross which found the boot of Yakubu who placed the ball neatly over the Sunderland goal line. Game Over.

Blackburn Rovers 2 - 0 Sunderland A.F.C

BLACKBURN ROVERS
	Cards	Rating
Paul Robinson		6
Scott Dann		6
Martin Olsson		6
Grant Hanley		6
Morten Gamst Pedersen		7
Marcus Olsson		6
Jason Lowe		6
Steven N'Zonzi		6
Mauro Formica		5
Yakubu		7
David Hoilett		8
Substitutes
Mark Bunn
Gael Givet
Bradley Orr *		4
David Dunn
Radosav Petrovic
Anthony Modeste
David Goodwillie

SUNDERLAND
	Cards	Rating
Simon Mignolet		5
Wayne Bridge		6
Sotirios Kyrgiakos		4
Phil Bardsley		5
Michael Turner		4
David Vaughan		5
Craig Gardner		4
Sebastian Larsson		4
James McClean		6
Fraizer Campbell		4
Nicklas Bendtner		5
Substitutes
Craig Gordon
Matthew Kilgallon
Jack Colback *		3
David Meyler
Ahmed Elmohamady
Connor Wickham
Dong-Won Ji **		2

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Fabrice Muamba

2012-03-20T03:39:00.001-07:00

On Saturday the 17th of March, Bolton Wanderers midfielder Fabrice Muamba, collapsed on the pitch during his sides FA Cup clash against Tottenham Hotspur, collapsed in the middle of the pitch from a heat attack. The only saving grace for the young player was the fact he was seen to immediately by medical staff who where obviously already there for the football match.

Fabrice was rushed to the London Chest Hospital where he was placed into intensive care, the speed at which he was treated and taken to such a specialist hospital will be absolutely critical to the over all outcome of his recovery. Doctors and experts have commented, saying that of all the places this could have happened to him; in the middle of the pitch was second best next to an actual hospital. It is at this point still unclear as to how this terrible event will effect him overall.

The entire footballing community have come together in wishing Fabrice as speedy and full recovery and in wishing his family all the comfort and strength in the the world at this very testing time. Fabrices family have come out publicly to thank everyone for their warm well wishes, cards and flowers.

Of course it is easy to forget the terrible trauma suffered by his fellow team meats and Tottenham players who where also there to witness such a terrible event take place with utter helplessness written all over their faces. Needless to say, that the game did not continue on and this was at the request of both sides. The game of football is important to us all, but not when it comes to a tragedy such as this taking place. Both teams have dealt with the incident with professionalism and dignity.

As a Liverpool fan myself, I have watched Fabrice on many occasions and some against my beloved Liverpool, causing them problems. I personally would like to wish him a speedy and full recovery and I look forward to seeing him back on the pitch causing all the problems to defenders as he is known for causing

Fused Sport

2012-03-19T15:40:00.000-07:00

First of all thank you for taking the time to read this post. For those of you how don't know me, my name is Ivor Harrison, however all my friends and family call me Harry, this is on account of my time in the British Army and Harry was just a name that was given to me due to my surname and stuck. On that note I served in the British Army, the 1st Battalion Irish Guards for almost 13 years, where unfortunately my time was cut much shorter than anticipated. I was due to serve for the full twenty two years, however I sustained a serious spinal injury and was medically retired.

I then got involved in technology, which is my main passion, but my only true passion is sport, primarily Liverpool Football Club. I have been writing post on my tech web site for the past few years Techmedia Fusion and Tech Planet 30. Whilst I love the site and the people who visit it, I wanted to be able to write about things happening in the world of football and never could for obvious reasons on Techmedia Fusion.

And so I have started Fused Sport and Fused News, two sites where I can write and talk about subjects I care about and always tend to have a strong opinion on. Although Liverpool FC is my club and I love it deeply and will defend it to the death ;) I will also be writing about other clubs fairly and on a professionally unbiased manner.

I would like to mention that Football will not be the only subject discussed on the site, with the London Olympics 2012 just around the corner, I will also be reporting on the Games. This is a hugely influential time for us Brits, Scott's, Irish and Welsh as we all come together under the one flag the Untied Kingdom.

As with all the sites and social networking I write on, I welcome, in fact; encourage your comments, no matter what they are about. If you feel I need to be covering a certain subject, just let me know or perhaps if you feel the site is lacking something just let me know. It doesn't matter if the comments are negative, in fact they are often the comments that will help me make a much better site for you. So please do not worry about offending me, it is all for the greater good of the site and ultimately your enjoyment.

Kind Regards

Harry