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mejona no 12 aka riskit, or whatever he's called. I've never even CONSIDERED it.

And would you be able to give me an opinion on something? It won't take that long.

How do you stop being a high-profile well-connected Albion fan?

But, but, but, but that's the only good bit.

With a reasonable amount of respect, this is a RUBBISH idea. I don't devote sections of my BRAIN, or segments of the time I spend THINKING to different topics. And it's when the football threads go gloriously off-topic that they're the best anyway.

Brighton and Hove Council did grant planning permission for a football ground. AGES ago :jester:

Whoops, fixtures, fixtures, fixtures, yes I know.:jester:

TOWER TO RISE FROM PIER'S ASHES By Lucy Collins, PA Brighton is to become home to the UK's tallest observation tower, it was announced today. The Brighton i360 is to rise from the ashes of the West Pier, which was destroyed in two devastating arson attacks three years ago. Brighton and Hove...

Used to like going to Shoreham and Southwick and Whitehawk. Mile Oak, however, is a DUMP.

I have fond memories of Cacolac from my childhood visits to France.

The Temple of Convenience, if it's still open.

The Cluny The Head of Steam Can't think of any others off the top of my head.

In part, you're right. You'll remember what happened when we didn't attempt to validate a story by several sources prior to going live with it. But do you feel cheated out of your licence fee because you didn't find out about a false alarm at Heathrow that could probably only have ever caused...

It's just been re-opened.

I quote from the BBC's editorial guidelines: "We do not normally report incidents which turn out to be hoaxes unless they have had a serious and evident effect, such as a major and highly visible transport disruption." T2 has been shut for half a day, not all day. I guess some BBC suit has...

Aside from a brief mention on travel bulletins, News 24 and local radio, it hasn't been on BBC News. This is because we don't do simple bomb scares. It might, er, scare some people.

(with pix) BABES IN THE WOOD MURDER: FAMILIES DEMAND REVIEW By Tom Pugh, PA The families of the "Babes in the Wood" murder victims today took part in a march to mark the 20th anniversary of the unsolved case. Ten-year-old schoolgirls Karen Hadaway and Nicola Fellows, nine, were found...

Get stuffed

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bellotti said history would judge them I've enjoyed the fact that it's actually going to get us a ground. Unlike anything else.