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Early goal definitely required…complete an unbeaten week in all competitions.

no, it’s just I’m nowhere near the refillable station mentioned in the West stand Upper. I appreciate the suggestion though.

the warm tap water in the toilets - no thanks, and joining the massive kiosk queue for tap water, seems needless. I wonder why a few refill stations can’t be put in? and if they want to cash in, they could sell reusable bottles too.

Above Brentford but below QPR

But surely I could equally smuggle 500mls of alcohol too under current rules.

Bolton, Blackburn, Charlton, Wigan, QPR and Portsmouth featured well in the 90s/00s

so is the issue that I may lob a bottle onto the pitch (it wouldn’t go further than row S from where I sit) or that I’d unscrew the lid and lob that? I get that it’s banned “because the website says so” …but I’m just curious as to the reason.

How often do people chuck their bottles around? Was this a big problem before they stopped it? I’ve never known this at any other venues - most are actively encouraging reusable bottles. I think if having a restriction on bottle size, then more outlets for refilling should be available? I’m not...

My 750ml reusable bottle was confiscated last weekend. What is the deal with this? It’s one of those types of bottles with a secure lid. what’s the risk - that I get upset and chuck more than 500 ml of water over someone, but 500 ml would be fine? Also this means I’m not allowed to drink more...

Haaland is actually beating most teams single handedly on goals scored at the moment. So it’s got to be City. Probably slip up to Everton to Leicester at some point.

Uni Parking tickets available - just popped up

Big, unexpected point.

Does anyone know why the only chocolate bars on offer now are Yorkie and Vegan KitKats?

I think exercise is definitely as much a part of this. My diet as a kid/teen in 80/90s was rubbish. So much processed foods, crisps, chocolates, sweets back then - all readily accessible. I wouldn’t go anywhere it these days. But I did do a lot of sports, and therefore haven’t ever had a...

Is this a new problem? Sugar was everywhere in the 80s/90s and ultra processsed food and fast food became really popular

Howard’s mum in the Big Bang Theory

NSC’ers seem to rate Tunisia, Paris and Dubai 👍

Have been on some terrible French holidays. I think their complete disdain for English people doesn’t help. The more remote you are the worse it gets too.

Have been researching my next holiday, and some trip advisor reviews. Apparently these conditions contribute to the “worst ever holiday”, for some Brits: - No English TV channels in the hotel (abroad) - Pool wasn’t lively enough (no music) - There was no evening entertainment in the hotel...

This is going to sound mightily controversial, but I wouldn’t mind one the local coffee roasters - Trading Post etc setting up a nice coffee outlet in the stadium. The one they sell from the kiosk is horrendous. Never a great amount of choice for anyone not drinking beer who also doesn’t want to...