Heart FM presenter Steve Denyer takes a look at the topics that have got you guys talking on Twitter and Facebook this week.

Hednesford duo Cheyenne Dunkley and Chris Clements have confirmed their status as the Pitmen’s star men after picking up two of the division’s awards.

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A man from Kidderminster was today starting a two-and-a-half year jail term for trying to incite a riot – telling others there was “loads to be smashed” on a website page.

Wolves blogger Tim Spiers wants his fellow supporters to ‘Take Back the Game’ in the next home match against Sunderland – by sitting in silence for the first 10 minutes.

Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish today branded rumours that Darren Bent will be sold as “utter rubbish.”

West Brom midfielder Paul Scharner will miss Saturday’s trip to Arsenal with a knee injury – but hopes to be back to face Bolton two weeks later.

With roughly half of the UK population on Facebook and a further six million using the social networking site Twitter, it is almost as important to make a good impression online as offline in the search for a job.

Walsall’s Danny Clews has buried the hatchet and made Andrew Patterson a Facebook friend – but the two will be enemies again at the Tower Ballrooms in Birmingham.