Am sure there must be other Sky Blues or Hatters’ fans here who’ll be tuning in at 4.45.

After the well-documented torrid times the two teams have endured these last two decades (Luton getting relegated out of the league) and Cov getting booted out of their own ground for two full seasons and more), few fans would begrudge either club their thoroughly well-deserved moments in the Wembley sun. Given the way he has taken a club that its hedge fund owners had smashed to pieces, Sky Blues manager. Mark Robins, has achieved Godlike status in Nov.

Either way, given the two teams’ playing styles – fast and skillful (Cov) vs big and powerful (Luton), it promises an intriguing (and hopefully exciting) face-off whose romance is the Very essence of what footie used to be about.

All things being equal and leaving aside potentially stupid VAR rulings, would imagine the fans of whichever team loses out on today’s estimated £170,000,000 jackpot will be making their rival team the EPL result they’ll be watching out for come this August.

PUSB!

Apparently Gold will be showing a doc narrated by – I think – Paul Merton followed by newly cleaned up versions of the two “best” Hancock episodes – The Blood Donor and 12 Angry Men. Not my idea of his best, I’d personally choose the Missing Page (“Come out, Sarto, we know you’re in there!”) and either the Radio Ham or Hancock Alone.

The gimmick is that the two episodes have been colorized to make them more appealing to a younger audience.

As B/W cinematography is normally a huge part of 40s movies and early TV shows such as Twilight Zone or 40s movies, I normally view solorisation as a form of cultural vandalism.

Saw a couple of minutes of the newly updated shows on Newsnight last night and they looked none too bad.

Ultimately, it’s great to see a bit of the lad himself pop up on 21st Century terrestrial TV.

Any other fans of Anthony Alosius St John amongst the AW massive?