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I didn't have a car for the decade I lived in London, absolutely no need for it, the public transport infrastructure is brilliant. However, I can't help thinking that Khan will still use a car and pay nothing for it.

Can't disagree. Apart from when they walked out for KO, the Kop were like a church praying for the following 90 minutes (when they spanked us). Truly awful atmosphere.

It's a pig isn't it? :wink:

I have to say, as much as I love Messi, Ronaldo and Mourhino, I hope they get totally found out. I cannot understand why people earning millions a year, more than we'll ever hope for, screwing on us, I mean us by just us ordinary bods.

It's a great question and difficult. I don't know the motivation to be no.2. If I was NM I'd probably do the duties, but that's just me.

Yes. you are totally right. Pedestrians have the right of way if they have stepped on the road first.

So many people in this country shout him down for being a sweatie. Good on you Andy, I for one find you the best sportsman this country has had for many decades.

Really? Can you tell me them?

Two things spring to mind here. 1) Why do these overpaid c'ocks defraud? 2) Why is it only happening in Spain? (Messi, Ronaldo, Mourhino).

Never got sent home in 1976 (school).

Been sleeping downstairs in the hot stuff, upstairs is like a greenhouse. Sadly we aren't prepared for hot (or cold) weather in this country. Air con would be nice.

My key moment was my first game, 1973. I didn't really care much for little old Brighton until I saw them play Chelsea, from there on in I was hooked.

The worst thing about the dentist is you didn't have a choice. It was like walking to the electric chair. Mum said you are going to be drilled in the head whether you like it or not. I didn't enjoy those particular days!

Can't say I've seen any 'posh parts' around the Latimer Road/Westfield/Shepherds Bush area.

In times when you're having a bad time, stuff like this lifts you, so thanks.

I remember being at the Old Forge in EP in maybe 78 or 79 and asking Paul Clark to sign my arm because he looked the most like Teddy Maybank. They pissed themselves laughing. Edit: Sorry Teddy wasn't there that night.

What about the Chipper bike? A cheaper version, or was that for younger kids?

There used to be a cigarette machine outside the cafe at Angmering station. 10p for 10, well expensive in the day.

Me and my step brother absolutely heaved until we had nothing left inside at about 14 over Martini.