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I'll take that.

Bye Bayern Nuremberg.

You live in your breakfast cafe dreamworld there's a good boy :laugh:

Originally he had to form a coalition and then gained a majority in the next GE, a trend followed by May, but let's not get in the way of facts. Corbyn is PM and we are not in Brexit.

Against of for? Sorry I haven't re-opened it.

A decent hot dog at the Amex would be a wonderful experience. A constituted sausage between some sugar filled bun with little to grab the taste buds other than a sachet of ketchup, all for a paltry 4 quid is pretty shit in my opinion.

Oh ok, I had no idea Corbyn was PM.

And still lost.

I haven't got a scooby what you're on about. I dunno!

Haven't read it apologies. But the Amex being better interests me. Have you been in a stadium other than ours as a home watcher? Or just away games where, generally, the catering and away fan experience is bloody awful? I once did a home game at Arsenal when I lived in North London and it was...

No, the Maybridge estate in Durrington.

I'm not qualifying Mark Hughes as a good coach, great player, mediocre manager. But their demise wasn't down to him.

My mate went, he met Simon LeBon there, asked him why he pulled out of the Hazel O'Connor gig in 1981. He apologised. The back up band were a bit cack to be fair.

Bit wrong there, look at his first two seasons and where they finished in the division.

So, and not getting on the back of our lovely Palace supporters that infest our boards, purely on stats, how would they survive in a lower league if they got relegated? Is there an algorithm that could be right or wrong?

Which is why Swansea, Stoke and Sunderland have suffered?

The more I see these figures the more impressed I am about Tottenham.

They were a bit nutty, along with the Maybridge boys.

Couldn't possibly comment :laugh: except Woody did live the high life!

If we're making profit out of the tv rights, it will go down I expect, because we have a structure, El Presidente would be more savvy on this.