Best live comedian for me is Billy Connolly in his peak. Nearly three hours of funny stories

Was that his eurovison entry?

The new Boy George song "we will dance again" is brilliant

Love it or hate it [Link]

RIP Ronnie Le Drew

About Kanu I remember there were rumours we were in for him last year too and Charlton faffed around and kept us waiting too long until we ended up moving on from him. Hope the same doesn't happen this year.

Were we actually ever in for Tolaj or was that just assumed / made up? Though he doesn't seem to stick around anywhere for long so even if we had got him he would probably have gone after a season

I didn’t know/see until this morning that Argyle sold Tolaj to Bristol City for £4m earlier this month.

Zack Polanski, now he's comedian.

Speaking of comedians Nurse Georgie Carroll is a fantastic example of someone who did the industry and turned it into a subject to base her jokes. That focus, has many "victims" the further up you were, the bigger the piss take. Her observations are on point, making for some great humour. Understanding, she has a following in nhs circles and a good proportion of the audience are hospital staff, but you don't have to, to appreciate that style of humour. Would recommend checking her out on YouTube.

Asiimwe was loaned by Charlton to Walsall before they loaned him to us. Kanu was at Walsall last season so it is a familiar development path. I'm not sure I agree Asiimwe left us a better player. He started off well but his tail off in form was marked and he barely got a game in the 2nd half of the season, even without Tilley.

If Charlton decide Kanu can go out on loan, I would be staggered if he went anywhere other than to us. Charlton trust us - we returned Asiimwe a better player than when he came last season.

Jack Dee was really the only person who could take over from Humphrey Lyttleton

Similarly to Peter Kay and I know he doesn’t really do standup but I can’t help but laugh/smile whenever I see Bob Mortimer. He’s comedy gold in any given situation.

Romesh Ranganathan is a modern day Jack Dee but I can relate to that dead pan, dry, observational humour.

If we are now talking about comedians we like, I defy anybody not to find Peter Kay funny. He doesn't even have to say anything and I start laughing.

Stewart Lee for me - seen him more times than any other comedian. Very much marmite [YUK] but it works for me.

Most of the people who have been on Sorry I Haven't A Clue, though far too many of them are dead

Nick W - agree about the WW2 podcast. Absolutely brilliant.

Sean lock and Tommy cooper

I saw Gervais live at the Hammersmith Apollo years back and he was very disappointing. His “encore” joke was worse than most anecdotes your mates will regale in the pub. I was gutted.

Animal lover Ricky Gervais for me.

For me, Al Murray's comedy is OK but nothing special (I have never seen him live, to be fair) - on the other hand, the WW2 podcasts which he does with James Holland are absolutely excellent

A savvy team will now seek to leave something on goalkeepers at every opportunity. Bring it on.

DO - it’ll still be fudged, something like “at the referee's discretion…” etc etc… Overall I’d expect to see no change - I’d rather see them focus on stupid goal kick routines and ensuring that throw-ins are actually taken from the correct position…