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You can definitely add trampolining to my above list :ROFLMAO: All incredibly impressive, not a bloody clue how it works

I think it's ace. May well think about buying it when it comes under twenty notes next spring

Yep, seen exactly the same myself - it's been pretty much constant all week.

Gold in the womens doubles rowing! Superb stuff (I know how this one works - the boat that crosses the line first tends to win)

Calling it - the diving is the most confusing event to watch. I've not got a fucking clue what's good and what isn't until the commentators react. Only time I'm pretty sure they've messed it up is if they do a belly flop

It's awesome

Watching the gymnastics on BBC iPlayer and one of the commentators has a very northern accent. My wife: "is that Johnny Vegas?" I said I somewhat doubt that Johnny Vegas would be asked to give expert analysis on Olympic gymnastics.

Wow - not a bad 15 minutes or so....!! Incredible stuff from the rowers

I thought he was in danger of losing silver! Incredible finish.

Occasionally, something horrific happens in the news and I refuse to read anything about it. Unfortunately, this is one of those occasions - I find it incredibly upsetting and I can't begin to imagine what it's done to the families of those affected.

Off to Budapest in just over a week to start our mini European tour. Checked the weather over there - 38 degrees :ROFLMAO: My kids are going to fry

So the moral of the story is probably 'don't kick a decapacitated man in the head when you're an on duty police officer because if you do, you'll face the consequences' He didn't have to do that, did he? It's nothing to do with the actions of the 'victim' prior to that, and it's nothing to do...

Sorry, should have added that not a lot on here. Forgive me, it's early! Seen it a lot on social media

I find it very strange and somewhat disturbing how many people think that a police officer kicking a restrained person in the head is an acceptable thing to do. Provoked or not, he's a police officer FFS, you rise above it, you do your job and if you cross the line as has clearly happened...

Just seen the clip of our 1-0 win v Sunderland in 1991 - Sunderland had 2 players sent off in different incidents for mouthing off at the linesman :ROFLMAO: Not something you'd see very often these days.

Phil Walder's commentary was like listening to an old man who was half drunk and half asleep trying to tell you what you've already seen. "Well Andy Thompson there errr... has... y'know... played well.... And he'll err.... be pleased with that. Oh - Bull - in there - two-nil. Well er... he's...

Is this another new event?

Phil Walder. Absolutely dreadful. Didn't sound like he was paying attention most of the time.

Oh - a word for the Blackburn commentator with the VERY broad East Lancs accent in 89/90. Absolutely incredible :ROFLMAO: "Was he offside? Well you've got the video - play it back a few times and see for yourselves"