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Similar issues here but am relieved that the charging infrastructure is expanding crazy, there are now more charging points than there are petrol stations, and most people with home charging would never need them anyway. Can't fill up with diesel or unleaded at home can ya.! Time to charge up...

Not sure how old that RAC report was but many electric cars have 8 to 10 years warranty on the batteries to maintain at least 80% power. Hyundai even offer a lifetime warranty on the battery for the original owner.

The Kona and e-Niro are my first choices due to range 250 miles plus and equipment, This is where my 'range anxiety' or I prefer to call it 'range jealousy' comes in as I want that range at a cheaper price, I can't justify to myself spending over £30,000 on something that is going to sit in the...

I guess it does

I have decided that my next car, in the next year or two, or maybe even sooner will be a fully Battery Electric Vehicle, not a hybrid of any sort. When I started looking I was happy with the choice currently available and what's in the pipeline. However, I think I'm starting to suffer from...

Didn't you get your money back for the Norwich tickets, if so use that to buy a BT pass. Job done

Perhaps this is Norwich's first home game to be broadcast on BT.

Looks like European qualification is slipping away.....

It would seem so.

From a northern point of view ( I lived here a while now and have been advised of this many times) ,if it’s the north-south debate, the south includes the West Midlands, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Cheshire, Staffordshire

and there was me hoping City would beat Chelsea and delay winning it until they played Villa. Let's hope they keep their foot on the gas for a couple of games.

I have a holiday booked to Gran Canaria in October. I will be cancelling even if I lose the deposit. Nope, just call me environmentally reckless.Driving to get abroad is a pain from oop north, depending on traffic 5hrs non-stop to Dover before you even start. Have done southern France by car...

Good stuff, carry on.

Right so there were no infringements, so nothing for VAR to intervene with. VAR only looks after the goal is scored to see if it can dis-allow it for offside, VAR does not do run of the mill offsides on behalf of the lino. Curious isn't it that the rules only say what VAR will do, and says...

Clearly and obviously you are correct, unfortunately it's all about timing and nobody knew it had failed to giver the signal at the time.

Whether to give a penalty is subjective, so VAR can intervene Goals ARE in the same list, thing is though a goal has to be awarded for it to be a goal before VAR can intervene.

Clear and obvious is only used for subjective decisions, not for checking Hawkeye. There is an awful lot of people on this thread saying how VAR SHOULD work, but an lot of lack of knowledge as to how IT DOES work https://www.premierleague.com/VAR

What infringements were there ? VAR does not look for a ball crossing a line, goal or sideline.

A little expensive but have a look here, might be just what you are after https://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/premiership-clubs/brighton-hove-albion.html I do have what you want but it's mine, all mine...

Should be able to, yep