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The guy who comes and cleans my cooker

Thanks to everybody who told me Paul Holsgrove's name another good profit from Liam Bridcutt

During the Gillingham days we signed a player on a free in the summer window and then sold him for money in the same window without him ever playing for The Albion. unfortunately I can't remember his name or the other two clubs involved. Can someone help? It was very good business though.

The Romantic by William Boyd, I've enjoyed some of his other novels but this one I find very hard work. I've given up on Hide and Seek by James Patterson but it does have some football content which makes Roy of the Rovers seem realistic.

I once played cricket against Steve Gatting's brother, yes that one but he was 14 yo

One for the older fans Peter O'Sullivan

I'd add Colin Bell to the world class players in the England 1970 World Cup Squad. I remember every World Cup finals since 1958 , and 1970 was, to my mind, the strongest England squad in that time.

"American Dirt" by Jeanine Cummins, well worth a read.

Eddie Spearritt in the bar on the train back from Walsall, most of the team were in there but it was Eddie that I chatted to. The Southampton team were also in there on their way back from Stoke. Sothampton had a coach to take them from Euston to Waterloo but our lot had to go to Victoria on the...

One for the older fans, Ken Goodeve, the first signing of the Brian Clough era. He looked like a centre half until the game started.

Maybe he just didn't want to come to The Albion?

When I was at university in Manchester between 1963 and 1966 there were two student unions both with live bands on Saturday nights. One week I had the choice between The Who and Sounds Inc.I had seen Sounds Inc several times and they were a great band, at that time I'd never heard of The Who so...

The centre half on loan from Charlton who scored at Barnet, I can't even remember his name let alone anything else in his one game Albion career

Matthew Edwards ??

Let's all remember that Ed Davey served in Conservative cabinet.

In my view Matt Hancock is petulant, truculent, conceited and incompetent. I'm not feeling sorry for him.

I think Gove would be very happy to work with him again, it's interesting to note that Cummings never seems to criticize Gove.

I wish I'd written that well done.

I suspect the train company's response may be something of a p**s take.

Dave Beasant