The MyFootballClub project was a good idea, but it was always doomed to failure. Not failure in the sense of it going bust, but they were never going to make the Premier League and are most probably likely to only flirt with any real success and for real success read 'getting into the football league'.

Read more: My Football Club? Not likely and I'm not paying £35 to access a forum

I didn't know where to put this, under personal or tech, because it's really a bit of both, but probably more personal, as dugdale.biz was the first domain name I purchased (thanks Derek) and it's where it all started in terms of me playing on the web. Now it is resigned to a redirect, but I won't be letting it go, even if the .biz extension doesn't rank very well.

Read more: Goodbye to .biz and hello to .se

I'm not a big fan of mobile phones and resolved not to get another one when I moved to Sweden but I soon had to get one. 'Had to' is probably not the right phrase as I could have just got another landline, but with all the hassle - it was just easier, but now I've gone one further and thrown away the landline.

Read more: Got rid of the landline, now it's purely mobile and Skype

Bygdsiljum has a proud sporting history and they should do after the I learnt that the local sports club has been around for 75 years. To celebrate they had a day of football, face painting and wall climbing. Tonight there is a big dinner for everyone who managed to get a baby sitter. I'll be sitting at home watching the football instead!

Read more: BSK celebrate 75 years

They probably don't call him twinkle toes but they may very well be soon, if this Facebook group has anything to do with it.

Read more: Johnny Vaughan and the power of Facebook

I've had a few issues with my Panasonic TV, purchased from Swedish chain Elgiganten. Basically it's something called purple snake which pretty much spoils your viewing when watching some channels and some DVD's.

Read more: Elgiganten saga comes to an end

I've had a few emails this week. Most have been reminding me of the opening match of the Rugby World Cup and most have been from South Africans.

While I didn't really fancy England to do well in this tournament they've certainly turned it around and must really fancy their chances after beating France last weekend.

Read more: World Cup final weekend: South Africa in for a shock?

They love their Rugby in South Africa. Thinking about it, maybe love isn't a strong enough word; they are madly passionate about it and yesterday those passions would have been boiling over.

Bars would have been packed, they'd be a braai on every street and the celebrations would have been much fun and gone late into the night.

Read more: Glad I'm not in South Africa this weekend