Hot potatoes...seen anyone with a chip on their shoulder?

KEEP YOUR EYES PEELED: Missing potatoes Wikipedia

POLICE are urging people to keep their eyes peeled for cheeky green-fingered thieves who stole one-and-half-tonnes of potatoes from a field near Basin Road in the village of Outwell - a few miles from us just over the county border in Norfolk.
Hundred of spuds were dug up from the same area only three weeks ago under cover of darkness but it is not clear if the two crimes are linked. Such dastardly deeds.
There are no description of the villains, who are unlikely to be couch potatoes, but we should presumably be looking for people with chips on their shoulders. Could they be golfers with that sort of handicap. Chip and run, perhaps? This sort of crime is quite common in the Fens, folks. Bring back the Peelers ...http://www.learnhistory.org.uk/cpp/met.htm

ALEXANDER the GREAT

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PS: So the royal baby will be known as George Alexander Louis. Congratulations to William and Kate. A future king is born. How appropriate then, that another great Alexander - James Alexander Gordon (right) - the king of football results, should announce his retirement from the BBC at the age of 77. Those of us interested in sport grew up with him as he gave us the news about our favourite team every Saturday in that posh Scottish accent. He had one of the most recognisable voices in broadcasting and read the classifieds for 40 years. Sadly, JAG recently had surgery to remove his larynx after being diagnosed with cancer and his voice is no longer strong enough to broadcast. 
Mark Pougatch, multi-talented presenter of Radio 5 Live Sport, summed it up for all  fans when he said: 'Such was his unique style of reading the classifieds, his wonderful inflections and stresses, that even non-believers of sport knew the result after the home team's score.
'Nobody else will be able to say "Wolverhampton Wanderers" with such mellifluous tones.'  


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