When Super Frank Lampard eventually resigns as @ChelseaFC manager, having won everything there is to win, and him and @morriskid go on to manage England to World Cup glory….when that happens I can imagine @juanmata8 as Chelsea manager

My word of the day today is ‘liniment’.

Better still….you can do it through T-sql

– creates a local job category named AdminJobs
USE msdb ;
GO
EXEC dbo.sp_add_category
@class=N’JOB',
@type=N’LOCAL',
@name=N’AdminJobs' ;
GO

docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql…

My work of the day today is ‘pernickety’, or possibly ‘persnickety’.

My word of the day today is ‘dumpling’.

It will be “Arise, Sir Tammy”

www.theguardian.com/football/…

“John McDonnell, I will join you.

I will lie down in front of those bulldozers and stop the construction of that third runway”

Boris Johnson, 8th May 2015

www.theguardian.com/environme…

Did Sid ever buy any shares in British Gas?

m.youtube.com/watch

Similary, I am slightly ‘excessilogiphobic’ …..which means I’m afraid of made-up words which are more complicated than saying ‘fear of X’

To be honest I’m not over-keen on collective nouns anyway - I’d say a ‘flock’ of starlings

I would say the collective noun for collective nouns should be a ‘contrivance’ of collective nouns

Why is it a ‘murmuration’ of starlings rather than a ‘murmur’of starlings? [

My word of the day today is ‘miscreant’.

“All businesses push up against their regulatory boundaries – their shareholders tend to hire new chief executives if they don’t”

Tend to agree - corporations often end up doing whatever they can get away with

www.theguardian.com/sport/blo…

Writing scripts when I’m properly knackered is almost entirely a game of chance

“The one thing we can say with absolute certainty is that people talk the most frightful bollocks about the royal family”

www.theguardian.com/lifeandst…

”Chelsea’s away record this season is the same as Leicester’s and inferior only to Liverpool’s, but the 14 points they have won at home is the same as Aston Villa"

#cfc

www.theguardian.com/football/…

My word of the day today is ‘modicum’.

In a neat coincidence, this podcast mentioned Kenneth Tynan (not actually the first person to use the F-word on the BBC) and the next one on my mp3 player mentioned his wife Elaine Dundy (actually author of my favourite Elvis book)

www.backlisted.fm/episodes/…

Dear Santa,

Could you get someone to revive Alan Bleasdale’s Elvis musical for me for next Christmas

Ta t.co/DTuw6B7Cb…

That should be only two swear words!