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Why not, the road is open again

There have been plenty of home matches recently with the Brighton - London mainline closed with engineering works - although it might take longer by road

Could be all home wins on Saturday which wouldn't be too bad, but like to see a draw between Villa and Soton and Norwich v Wolves

I just know they will move the Sheffield game, 16.30 on the Sunday I bet

Should that be THE two clubs rather than two clubs, ie us and Huddersfield not us and somebody else discussing with Huddersfield

His kid(s) are settled and happy in a school in Lewes which would be a plus for him to stay south, but they are only renting down here so other than that no real ties in Sussex.

Proof dogs are better than cats

Yes, from that game with the penalties Can't remember who scored in the boxing day game at the Goldstone that season when we won 3-1 Was it Danny Wilson from the Gerry Ryan game from the penalty spot

I wonder whether Montoya didn't appeal because he thought he had slipped and didn't realise it was the defender's contact that made him feel like he slipped.

I thought it probably the best game Propper has played for us

I thought it was from the away end and when I watched it back when I got home I am even more convinced. Had it been the other way around Palace would 100% have been given the penalty by the ref and VAR would not have overturned it.

I believe it was a Newcastle fan who called us a Poundland Man City

For me the "touches in the opposition box" increase is the most significant, its no good having possession if it never results in a chance to score.

I agree 50% of the time when the camera goes to a manager they spit. All this "you have to spit when you are running around" is rubbish you don't see many tennis players or squash players spitting, or football referees come that

Now that's a sports personality :bowdown:

This, thread title need amending to include "(no he is not injured)"

USA & England is going to be an AWESOME Ryder Cup team in a couple of year's time against Ireland, Scotland and Europe

"The distribution of votes is not even across different polling stations, and also varies at different times of day. As a result, a single exit poll may give an imperfect picture of the national vote. Instead, the exit poll is primarily used to calculate swing and turnout. Pollsters return to...

I heard somewhere in the last couple of days that they are always the same Polling Stations every time. I guess then it give a large database from previous elections for the current trend to gauge the result.