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Welcome to what is approximately version 73.0 of twohundredpercent. We're getting there, slowly. I've tried to make this homepage as easily navigable as possible. Should you wish to get in contact with me for whatever reason, there's an email link at the top of this page. Above here, there are links to the tagged articles that most people seem to spend their time looking for. To the left, there are links to the twohundredpercent blog, along with some other bits and pieces that you may or may not find of interest.Twohundredpercent is a blog about football. It opened in May 2006 and has been running ever since. It features some news, article, the occasional video from YouTube, football-related music and other downloads. It's updated daily (or, very occasionally, every other day). You're wasting your time if you go there looking for the latest news on David Beckham's hair, or whatever. There are a very large number of football websites, and I try to offer something that, by and large, isn't being offered elsewhere. You'll find articles about the culture and history of the game, match reports from the nether regions of English football and the occasional spelling mistake (though, I should point out that this is because I am very pressed for time, and absolutely not because I am a barely-literate baboon who merely squashes his monkey-paws on the keyboard and hopes that words come out, in English and in the right order).
The Box In The Corner was started in April 2007, because I wanted to expand what I was writing about to include subjects other than football. Initially, it was just going to be about television, but I am slowly expanding it to also cover music and film, and I suspect that it will probably end up being about "everything other than football". I don't (as you may have noted if you just clicked on the link) update it as often as I should, but I will, in the new year, be paying it more attention, with the aim of updating it more or less daily. Should you be interested in contributing towards it (or, indeed, towards Twohundredpercent), you can contact me here.
Gina And Kate's Big Bruvva Boleslaw sits dormant for much of the year, but in the summer, when "Big Brother" starts up, it employs a massive raft of "talent" to pore over what is going on in the house. There are two things that you should remember about Big Bruvva Boleslaw. Firstly, "boleslaw" is pronounced to rhyme with "coleslaw", and ,not to rhyme with the middle European name (which happens to be the middle name of the former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel). Secondly, it's not like the other "Big Brother" websites and blogs. Go and take a look, and you'll see what I mean.
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