Sadly, bar two tears of Powell and Bauer's goal, it has been this since Curbishley left 17 years ago.
Just seen a report on the BBC News that the ceiling of a class in a nursery school on the Isle of Dogs has collapsed. They showed a picture. It was a scene of utter devastation. Looked like those buildings in Ukraine hit by a missile. The good news is that the ceiling collapsed at night when the room and those all around it were empty of people. Thank God for that
Blimey, I'll love to see the reports back of how/why this happened. I imagine the school will be closed for a while for inspections.
From what I gathered, the class room was a single storey building next to a taller one. A section of roof slid off the taller building and fell on the classroom roof, smashing it down on the empty desks underneath. If it had happened during a school day it would have been utter carnage. Somebody should answer for it. But thank God nobody was there
It does not bear thinking about if this happened during the school hours. Thankfully, a narrow escape.
Off to a couple of days in Kent. Sissinghurst gardens, then a wine-tasting in Tenterdon, stay the night in a nearby pub then a walk tomorrow. Cornwall is OK but you can't beat Kent.