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When I first saw the sign and it has the word McDonalds above the door I will be honest mate it had me fooled... I thought it was going to be a classy up market establishment and thought to myself 3 Star Michelin food all the way... Boy was I in for a surprise, No-one at the door asking for my reservation or able to guide me to a window seat, no table cloth, napkins in a glass, candles or even mood lighting, no waiter, or waitress to take my order and to be at my beck and call at the click of a finger.. no fine selection of wines or spirits?? even the seats were not the upholstered kind I was expecting... even worse there was no washroom attendant to offer me a towel after washing my hands or nothing?? And all that simply because I saw the word McDonalds and somehow linked that to being a classy place to eat like the Ledbury...

Last thing I tried in McDonald's was the toilets... The food, ( let's call it food for the sake of argument ) is truly awful stuff...

don't get @SirBalon excited about what you're wearing. It may be Tuesday evening but that won't stop the Spanish reprobate from hitting on you And obviously we'll from @nudge about the whisky

International Mental Health Day today. I wasn’t aware there was a “day” for it but social media is telling me there is. I find it a bit silly that there’s a specified day for it because everyday should be Mental Health Day but I’m digressing from the real reason why I’m posting. We all spend far too much of our lives on here discussing Football with relative strangers. Most of us haven’t met, will probably never meet but have ‘relationships’ with other lads behind a screen, phone or tablet and really we don’t know the first thing about each other. I reckon I’m not alone in saying that my private messages are open should anyone ever decide they want to get something off their chest to a complete stranger. Talking does help and any message sent would be in the strictest confidence. A bit of a soppy post but most of us here are blokes between the ages of 18-40 and suicide is the biggest cause of death for our age group and as blokes, we’re usually terrible at talking about feelings and stuff like that. Speak up lads. Chat to someone. Offload it all on someone. It might save your life. Stay safe lads.