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Very good with cheese in a sandwich. Some inserted salad works for me too.

I agree with you. There is an in-built structural bias towards the Tories and against all other parties in our media. It's a shame that so many others struggle to understand this.

The good news for you is that you've got walnuts to get involved in.

Ferdi is undoubtedly a Turkish Delight

More bolleaux. Starmer couldn't have been clearer: tough times are ahead, he doesn't have a magic wand, etc -- all stated prior to the election. But you can provide some links to counter this, and to support your claim that there was 'a world of milk and honey' ahead. Go on, you know you want to.

Those that are responding to you fall into one, some or all of the following categories: -- they don't earn over £100k a year -- they don't work, because they've retired -- they don't live in the UK, so won't be hit by taxes on work in the UK -- they've somehow been convinced that because...

Harsh but fair. Gilmour was/is excellent at what goes on either side of these two things though. My view is that you need more than being excellent at one thing to excel at an elite level.

Thanks for posting this. I've been there 3 times I think, and every time has been sensational -- it's the best away trip. And yes you're right about their disgraceful positioning of away fans, but you've also illustrated perfectly that there are certain compensations to it.

It's OK, but Palace are doing a tad better than we'd want.

Yes, it is, fortunately. There's always the prospect of all three starting together, if you're determined that Rutter and Welbeck have to start.

What you don't understand is that in this case -- as in so many others -- tradition trumps logic.

Ah, OK. I was watching on Sky, and would claim they created a very different impression. It explains my point of disagreement with @Triggaaar too -- apologies.

What @Mike Small says. The two cases are not comparable. The ball was going towards the corner flag with the Tosin foul, so it wasn't a goalscoring opportunity, whereas Evanilson was prevented from one.

Really? Not how I saw it. I understood that: i, Kavanagh gave the goal despite the linesman raising his flag; ii, Atwell/VAR sent Kavanagh to reconsider his original decision; and iii, Kavanagh stood by his original decision and awarded the goal.

Sa was getting nowhere near that cross.

You should trust the evidence you're accustomed to. Atwell is hopeless, and got this wrong. Kavanagh is one of our best refs and did what refs so rarely do: ignore the ref on VAR. The only thing that it should be ruled out for is for Bernardo backing in on Sa. The contact was minimal, it...

Plucking Eagles augurs well for Osman's future.

You're absolutely spot on. You are in a minority of one* *of Albion fans, all the other lot are beginning to hate him once they've realised that their daft player has just been conned.

Excellent. Loving that camera shot lingering on that odd lego character.

They really are delusional, and clearly don't understand the rules of football.