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I think there has been lots of sense spoken on this thread. Whilst things are looking really good right now it only takes a few cases of bad luck to conspire to turn things on their head and really it's going to be the end of Jan before we can really set out our stall. At the risk of being...

Stockdale might have suffered from a poor first touch but he was put under unnecessary pressure by Bruno. What should also not be forgotten is that the entire first half was a shambles and Stockdale was used far more than usual thanks to the negative play from some of those in front of him...

And if that's what a commercial enterprise wishes to do then they can employ lawyers to help them. Rather than do that however they try and tap up insiders in the sport which is the behaviour the Telegraph exploited for their investigation. The one person you would hope would have some...

Agreed. To be fair I did expect something fresh and better for England under Allardyce after Roy ran out of steam. He seems capable of managing players and maintaining authority in the dressing room. His lump it up style of football has allowed his teams to grind out results and he's certainly...

Good tunes but there was a problem with the PA which meant that after 30/40 minutes of setup there was another 15 min delay by which time a large number of people had decided for one reason or another to leave. Feel really sorry for the fellas as the buzz after the match was really good and not...

If you are referring to a normal tide then Camber Sands is no more or less dangerous than many beaches in the UK. Thousands of people use the beach in the summer, sadly this year has seen an abnormal number of tragic deaths, the most recent of which are still to be explained. If you mean a rip...

Not really to be honest.

Everyone should be taught rip tide safety. They are possible wherever waves are breaking, the returning water has to go somewhere basically. The good news is that generally by swimming left or right you swim out of the rip. The other option is to let yourself be taken by the rip past the...

No we didn't. We just gave it to the Tories for the next goodness knows how many years.

Just read this. Absolutely tragic. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-36714465

Fair point well made.

I can't believe that the appointment of a female board member with responsibilities in HR and the support of women's football in the club has provoked such criticism of the person, her role and women's football in general. Having a female chair the body that looks at remuneration through the...

Yup - there are pros to leaving and it's not about thinking voting for Leave was a mistake. It's about how far down the line of potential benefits we actually get to. For me there was more than a smack of the grass being greener to the prospect of leaving. No one expects a panacea but I think...

You are right - it wasn't actually a statement by the Leave campaign and I was mistaken to word my post as I did. I didn't mean to, I blame it on lack of sleep. Anyway, it was FUD from Remain but people did take it as you seem to have done that if we did have some economic pain leading to...

Really? Just how much will house prices have to fall to make them properly affordable to the many young people wanting to own their own home without also plunging many "decent, real" people into negative equity? Let's not even think about large increases in interest rates. Sure, many home...

BBC saying we are out... I really hope this is not a case of exit in haste, repent at leisure.

I don't think it's a bad thing to make the changes. I think Woy is taking a calculated risk that the team will still perform well enough to top the group and he gets a chance to give some players a little rest, perhaps reduce the injury risk, as well as see how others perform in what will be...

I thought it was common knowledge who Harry's father is. Just never uttered.

Spot on.

The French old bill are just waiting for any excuse to wade in against that small anti-social bunch of idiots that parade around behind the England team, dragging their knuckles. What was different here is that the Russians came along for the party; organised, trained, mob-handed and ready to...