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Looking back, I'm more annoyed about being made to believe in the Jesus nonsense than the Santa nonsense.

I miss the question marks. Made me laugh every time 🙂

Wow, I think this Lorna Shore album might be going straight to the top of my list. Thanks for the recommendation!

A colleague with Ghanaian heritage was telling me about this one a few weeks ago. It is the grudge match to end all grudge matches. Can't wait.

I think it's really important that the people who can afford to go to all the games can go to all the games, and that people who can't afford that are kept away.

Another vote for seven cellars

I personally am very relieved that sport had nothing to do with politics until this happened.

Same for me, I only noticed this week when I nearly bought a ticket for today's game. If anyone has an alternative solution that includes cup games I'd love to hear it.

I'm interested in how far you'd take this. Should we stop being upset when an opposition team scores a goal, because we're also trying to score goals against them?

Super off peak day travelcard with network railcard

And actually, now ST have upped the price it's £95

That's the price for me and 2 kids

£80 for the coach compared to £22 for the train means that this is probably a write off for us.

I'm a Southern commuter and I was shocked by how bad the trains were in Manchester when I visited. Made Southern look like Japan's railways.

I suspect there'll be a lot of MyAlbion+ members who (like me) are waiting for 30th Sep so we can take kids/friends. Slightly concerned that the club might decide there's not enough demand to open more blocks before it gets to that point (I'm still annoyed about Spurs tickets).

Was this actually written by Graham Potter? I'm wracking my brains to think of someone else in the club who might have written an overlong letter full of platitudes but... no... I don't think anyone comes to mind.

You are aware of how families are created, right?

I thought it was brilliant, as did most of the people around me, just above her in the stadium. In doing so she created a moment, and an image, that may well become as iconic as Bobby Moore holding the trophy aloft. And she didn't get sent off, and they didn't lose, and her teammates seemed...

Good point... and actually the first lion, Rollo, is named after the first ruler of Normandy - the Viking Rollo - who was William's great grandfather.

William the Conqueror introduced the lions as his personal coat of arms used two lions on a red background. Then Henry II married Eleanor of Aquitaine and added an extra lion to symbolise his marriage into that family. So, ironically, the three lions are actually French.