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Those averages for the UK... some places on these isles really don't see much sun, eh. we're lucky down here Interesting visual - little yellow bit basically around the Sussex coast (if you zoom in!): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Europe_sunshine_hours_map.png

I get the humidity to an extent but to say so much of our spring/summer is cloudy is just wrong here - we get loads of sun on the SE coast through spring/summer. Love it being back here personally after living elsewhere various places: mostly sunny through spring and summer bar a the odd spell...

Temperatures 19/20 here with lots of sun till towards end of Sept at least which is great (after this unsettled few days and a couple of slightly cooler days mid next week). The nights are getting colder just for the middle of next week before picking up again. Nowhere near heating weather really

Where do you live? Definitely not the case on the coast down here - loads of sun through spring/summer

You've clearly never watched/played amateur/non-league football in Latin countries! 😮

I don't know, all the parks I mentioned (exception The Level to an extent) seem pretty well kept to me - can't comment on Happy Valley but I think we're pretty lucky overall with the amount of great green spaces we have for the size of the city

Yeah, I guess you're right there. BUT it'll look a lot nicer, at least 😬

What's wrong with our parks!? Preston Park, Hove Park, the Level (not amazing but hardly in a state and the playground there's brilliant for kids), St Anns Well, Hollingbury Hillfort, Coney Wood, Benfield Valley, and of course Stanmer Park! All great parks

Agree, and there's quite a lot going that'll be great for the city - Valley Gardens phase 3, Black Rock, and Kingsway to the Sea will be superb addition to the city, for a start. Any sizeable city has less desirable parts. Brighton and Hove has a whole host of brilliant areas to explore, both...

They've been through loads of coaches over recent years... it's the club: it's rotton at the moment, top to bottom

Exactly, and it's disrespectful to lower league clubs - of which we have been one for the majority of our entire existence - to tar them all with the same brush. Massive overreaction on here from some in that sense. I don't remember our players trying to kick top division players off the park...

It's one of the most major capital cities in the world - of course folk with unlimited means flock to own property there. Doesn't make it a better to live in though. Millions prefer city life like london; millions prefer smaller places, rural life, living by the sea, etc. Personally I really...

How the f*** do you know where everyone lives on this board? Generally, folk who live in places that are more multicultural arw the more liberal folk socially overall - see Brexit vote percentages and big multicultural cities for example. Brighton and Hove also comparatively high Remain vote...

What system would that be?! 🤔

Every club has a nice simple chant that's sung the loudest: Liiiiverrrpoool, liiiverrrpoool... come on you spurrssss... etc Says nothing

What she's claiming makes absolutely no sense 🤣

There's nothing that pisses me off more in a manager than one who gets irate at decisions against their team that were clearly correct, when you know as soon as it's the other way round they'd be saying the opposite. There's a lot of them too, unfortunately, but I never understand why you'd do...

The thing is with Sean, the sour gravel voice prick, had that incident been the other way round and we'd been given a penalty for it and it not overturned, he'd be going absolutely mental about the injustice of VAR not overturning what he (and everyone else) would have seen as an obvious referee...

Haha, f*** him 🤣

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