Thanks Bad Egg (and others) - I’ll give it a watch. Not normally one for footballer biographical stuff but it’s Vinnie.

Preston, too right. Speaks a lot on the male problem of not sharing their issues and the dangers that this can lead to. For fans of the show, if you are a bloke, you'd recognise the message that mental illness isn't something to be ashamed of.

Red Kite-despite the club giving goal,of the season to Tilley at Mansfield I would say Browne’ free kick to put us 3-1 up at Orient should have won closely followed by Nkeng’s header in the Orient home game which also featured the assist of the season a brilliant cross from Seddon

If you’d seen Vinnie’s stuff from his TV show in Sussex, he has moved on from the wife, but has not in any way forgotten about her.

Does the documentary cover the death of his wife? I thought that she was his reason for being.

Agreed Bad Egg, Strange that there was no mention of his marriage and her death anywhere, which you would have thought was a life defining moment for him. Also skimmed over his suicidal episode and no mention of him puling his shotgun on Howard Wilkinson. I think he came across pretty well in film though, even if Fash is still a knob (even though he was probably the bravest footballer I ever saw play). The documentary reminded me of the reason thatI support Wimbledon and how we are "different"

Trigs - Vinnie documentary was decent 7/10 Should be a trigger warning that Sam Hammam and his huge eyebrows are in it.

Heatwave teaser #2 - who said "arguing with ****** is like arguing with a pigeon. You can tell it that you are right and it is wrong, but it's still going to shit in your hair."

Trigg - true, although maybe that’s a decent score, I haven’t seen it…

Goal of the season and assist of the season?

What was unique for Sunderland last season about their goal in the 9th minute at Villa Park on the 19/04/26?

Lucy Mangam the Guardian reviewer is certainly not a football fan. She is the introverts' introvert "I got on the train at Edinburgh and smiled at the woman sitting opposite. I got out my book, she got out her knitting. Not a word was spoken the whole way to Kings Cross. The perfect train journey".

Wow it's hot in here (Docklands) server went down due to extreme temperatures. Back up for the moment, but could crash at any time :-(

Yes wouldn’t have thought that was the intended audience

Trigg - the Guardian gives it 3 stars, but I’m not sure whether that’s an endorsement?

Anybody watched the Vinnie documentary on Netflix yet? If so, any good?

There was also The British Home for Incurables at the top of Crown Lane Streatham / Norwood?

CW - that’s right, and the old name was still visible on the facade until recently (in fact, it might even still be there, I haven’t passed by there in a while…).

IoW - this charity is great [Link] We donated a huge amount of tools and machinery from my recently deceased father in law, an engineer who had vast amounts of specialist tools and stuff… They were incredibly grateful, but helpful too, as we managed to move a ton of things from the garage and the shed, and it all goes to help people who are struggling with their mental health and are also keen on making things and using tools etc… I’d really strongly recommend them to anyone in a similar position in terms of donating items.

A4e-used to be called Royal Hospital for the Incurables in less enlightened times

Probably a lot of office staff on leave with it being school holiday half term

A4E, Men in sheds would probably have appealed to him, always used to be said the savour of a good marriage was to have a shed.

A friend of mine was once on Scrapheap Challenge, he worked at the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability on West Hill in Putney, designing and making specialised wheelchairs and other mobility aids for patients at the hospital - sadly, he never got to enjoy a well earned retirement as he developed pancreatic cancer…

You tease!

Should have added, the bulk of my career was in the print industry, I was an indentured apprentice, that was good at it, but it never excited me.