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No, just a hunch. The logic being that someone willing to pay £24 for an uncovered seat in the South Stand now would pay £25 for a covered one at Falmer. In fact, inflation alone at 2% per annum over the two years would cover such an increase. However, apologies for presenting the price as fact.

I also thought match admission was either £10 or £1. Apologies to those I criticised for stating they paid £5. (unless they were overage and should have paid the same as me, that is!)

No, seagullsovergrimsby forgot to state that this was the value of the site after redevelopment.

What if you are paid peanuts?

There are worse errors on this board that you could pick up on.....

If this is a possibility, then I can only assume those multi-phone chargers you can buy with various adaptors are low powered, and therefore couldn't charge a completely flat battery designed to be used with a higher rated charger.

Can we assume that the word admired should really read stalked? :laugh:

(1st word should read Is) I have a new phone, a Vairytouch/Vegas model which uses a mini USB port for charging via a 700 mA charger. I have an existing 1000 mA (1 Amp) charger from a Tmobile Vario which uses the same port; would this be too powerful to use with the the new phone? My concern is...

That's now 3 people saying they got in for £5. If you really went, as I did, you'd know it was £10

Ticket prices at Falmer will be at least £25; if you think we are going to sell the place out for the first season then you are deluded.

I'd stick to numbering as you appear to have problems with the alphabet :laugh:

It was St. Ledger day, and I had to bunk off double economics to get to this match. Encountered a Herefordshire bull in a narrow passageway outside the ground before the match. I had no idea who had scored, or even who Peter Ward was. I think their equaliser was punched over the line. We took a...

Where exactly was the old Hove station?

Will he be capable of consumating the marriage?

Indeed, they even seem to be missing out the last t in their name. :)

I think the newspapers only have themselves to blame for falling sales. I was surprised when they first started putting content online; it's obvious they would lose the sales of those who only have a few minutes each day to read a paper.

T-Mobile's crappy website won't tell you what denominations their top-ups come in, or even how to go about getting one. On this page Pay as you go Boosters – Pay as you go – T-Mobile it invites you to swap your top-up for a pay as you go Booster, but clicking on Internet Boosters reveals...

Most people would have bought one from the conductor, or used Hove ticket office or would have a season ticket.

Don't need the library, I remember from when I lived in Sussex in the 70s. The northbound carriageway of Boundary Road, Portslade was in West Sussex and I presume the southbound carriageway is now in Brighton & Hove.

Isn't this inviting a writ, and (even worse) encouraging others to do so? I know it's your site, but if an organization which isn't a limited company is successfully sued, I believe its members are all equally liable. Although with no private address database, they may just choose you to pay up!