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I dont think I've ever cried watching a film as an adult but came close watching bridge to terabithia with my daughter recently.

Still undefeated under Hurzler with plenty of room for improvement. De Zerbi inherited a very strong squad yet took a few games to get going. I'm struggling to find any negatives so far

As an outsider who has spent the last 30 years regularly visiting the city I can say with confidence it's fared much better than most places. Still has an incredible array of pubs, a vibrant shopping centre with plenty if independents and there seems to be plenty of investment. Brighton can be...

Hear me out. I'm not sure I'd admit it to Plaace fans I know but I think they have the potential to have strong season. They normally have one or two exceptional players backed up by relative dross and suffer as a result. This year they've recruited well, held onto some key players and have a...

I voted for a chelsea win. Glasner historically has slow starts and I think Palace had a very good transfer window so I'd like Palace to drop as many points as possible! I think Palace will finish in the top 10 maybe push for Europe if Nketia hits the ground running and Eze stays fit.

1 point gained. Arsenal will finish top 2 and were on a decent run. We've had a tough start and find ourselves unbeaten and top of the league. What a start to Hurzeler's tenure.

I think we'll need to find a way to control the first 15-20 minutes before growing in to the game. Not taking anything away from our fantastic start but I think we've started poorly in both games and been fortunate not to be punished. RDZ's tactic of patiently building up from the back with...

Next to 4-1 Milwall at home 2008 that's the wettest I've ever been at a football match.

I think it will be a 2 nil defeat unfortunately but a result that Hurzler will learn a lot from.

Would love to see trams in Brighton. It's compact size and dense population Would suit a tram network IMO

As some are discussing building a new stadium I wonder how much the Amex would cost to build today? The original cost was 93 million exluding the subsequent expansions. I don't think it's ridiculous to suggest it might cost 250 million today taking into account inflation and increase material...

They should hand her the harshest sentence possible. I suspect other counties won't be particularly hard on the perpetrators so we need to set an example. Harming any animal for pleasure is awful but a primate that bears so much resemblance to a human child is particularly evil IMO

I thought we'd spend big but nothing like this. Our squad feels huge now with so much quality. The squad value must be around 500 Million now...absolutely mental

I rate Ferguson and would be sad to see him leave but I don't think we'd struggle without him. Pedro on the other hand is a huge player for us, he'd cost us 60 plus million in today's market.

If there is a substantial offer for Ferguson I think we'd be wise to cash in, losing Pedro however would be a massive blow and I'm not convinced Rutter would be an adequate replacement.

I feel like I should dislike Rooney and wish him to fail but I find myself rooting for him. He's not exactly picked easy clubs to start his managerial career and felt he conducted himself very well at Derby in challenging circumstances.

I agree to an extent but we've built a society of young people who have quickly realised there's little to no repercussions when they commit crime, you can rob from tesco while the security just watch and people film or turn the other way or you can attack police then play victim when you're met...

Love seeing his social media posts. Clear that for all the challenges there's a lot of love and adventure in his family.

I watched a group of crows eat our fledgling blue tits. Horrible to watch. They are clever creatures and clearly attracted to their calls to mum and dad. This year none of our blue tits fledged despite hearing them in the nest boxes, coincidentally loads of baby Robins this year

I was really referring to the tories winning back those who voted elsewhere, Corby got more votes in 2019 than Starmer did yesterday. Yesterday was a catastrophic failure by the tories rather than a labour 'landslide victory' IMO, labour have a lot of work to do to return to the level of...