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Gwylan - I'm hoping Nick Szczepanik might post something about the discussion afterwards, but if he doesn't I'll write a short summary.

Sorry, Beach Hut. It's a 'left hand, right hand' thing. I didn't know that 'Not Andy Naylor' had done the original post.

(Apologies if this is considered illicit advertising, but it's a one-off event and it involves the Albion.) On Thursday June 23rd, shortly before the start of the women's Euros, there's going to be a panel Q&A on all aspects of women's football. Panellists include: Albion's women's general...

If I remember rightly 3G pitches also aren't allowed in the WSL. Apart from that, a purpose-built smaller stadium for the women and U23s would be a great idea. I've said before that I won't go regularly to Crawley. I would have made an exception for the visit of Liverpool (my home town), but as...

One other niggle about the WSL: the unevenness of the season. OK, every team will have a couple of gaps because of the 11-team league, but beyond that, Brighton have seven home matches between 9 Sept and 9 Dec inclusive, and then only three more between then and the end of the season in May...

I agree it's a shame the women have to play at Crawley. I was a Brighton Women's season ticket holder last year but I've not renewed this season because of the time and inconvenience involved in getting to the Broadfield stadium by public transport. I can see the reasons for the move, though...

Is this a new requirement? Both Liverpool and Everton currently play at the Select Security Stadium in Widnes, which has artificial turf.

Withdean's worth discussing. It's so obvious that it must have been suggested and for some reason rejected. Anyone know why?

Presumably they'll play at Crawley because it's got the right facilities for Tier 1. However, it's a disappointing decision. It's a lot further away than Lancing, and harder to get to via public transport (and lots of people in Brighton don't have cars). Will parents want to drive their kids all...