Moronic comments but I do feel pundits should be selected on merit not just to tick a box. Feels like the bbc are particularly guilty of an approach that borders on tokenism.
I think the best balance in punditry is when you have a couple who have been there and done it with someone from outside...
Aston Villa wage bill £99.8 million (6th)
Brighton wage bill £47.2 million (15th)
I know there's an argument that says money isn't everything but it's difficult to compete when their budget is more than twice ours.
Very pleased for the lad, playing Central defence as an 18 year old takes some balls from RDZ especially after a difficult away game at Villla, keeps improving and clearly has abrught future.
For those picking apart his performances and highlighting errors, I think you need to wind your necks...
For me maintaining top flight football for another decade or so should be our aim, if we get an occasional European season then fantastic.
This year finishing in the top 7 looks incredibly tough but that won't be the case every year.
Next season we will be much better placed to target a top...
I don't think that's right.
Beat Marseille, we make the last 16, finish behind them, a play off against 3rd places champions league team....lose that game and we're out of Europe.
Unless I've misunderstood, there's no path to europa conference for us now??!!
My friend met him in a pub in Sutton about 15 years ago and spent the evening with him and his friends. She shared some incredible photos on Facebook as the night unfolded!
Apparently he was given 6 months to live in the early nineties during a dark time in his life so quite some innings...
For those who are able, a march from Brighton to Falmer could be in order.
Would be some spectacle with 10's of thousands of fans protesting along the way
Very happy, I thought we were nailed on to lose. Fantastic to win after falling behind so early and to hold on away from home after losing Dunk.
I can see why RDZ and the players celebrated like they did, fantastic result.
Come in for a term or two, make very few changes of note while the economy goes through its natural period of recovery post downturn. The economic cycle will return us towards a slump just in time for everyone to decide that the free market capitalists are probably better positioned to lead the...
I wasnt really referencing that particular deal just suggesting that some of the higher costs associated with leasing/purchasing is probably offset by the much cheaper running costs.
In our experience its something like 10 x cheaper in electricity cost compared to petrol for the same miles.
I don't know how others are finding costs with regards to home charging but with a smart tariff 270 miles (80%) charge cost us on average under £10 in electricity.
If you were doing 500 miles per week I suspect the saving on fuel would go quite some way to offset the additional outlay.
We...
Hereford was probably the most important fixture in our history but in terms of prestige the FA Cup in 1983 was surely the biggest, would have been watched by millions around the world at a time when it still meant a lot.