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I left it several years ago. I communicate with my actual friends in other ways and anyone that I don't speak with is obviously not that important to me so I just didn't see the point. I think it's original purpose was good but it's completely spiralled away from that and full of scams...

thank you, I've booked I've never done this before, my ticket for it just says car park C, which from the information appears to cover various car parks at the Uni site. Presume when I get there someone scans my QR code and tells me where to go?

I remember him. He went along to a few of the NSC football kick abouts we had a number of years back. Good to see he's doing well

thank you I'll note that I have the calendar year so happy to wait for that one to be next season if so. Otherwise get it in before the pitch gets done

big news Starting on 1.1.24 I will be undertaking a special quest: To go to a game at every football ground in Sussex within the calendar year (From SCFL Divison 2 upwards) There are 59 clubs that fit the criteria but due to ground shares that number comes down to 55 (with a * against...

you might be onto something with the food hall idea

moving the T20 to earlier in the season when it's far from warm has had a big impact. Wasn't that long ago that the County Ground was RAMMED for evening T20 games. Went last season, froze my bollocks off and the ground was half full Then as for having the Hundred at the same time as the 40 over...

the answer is, as you say, niche small businesses but they'd need to be financially incentivised to move in there for all the reasons you say- poor footfall and high rents aren't a particularly appealing proposition

what to do with it though? I imagine the rents are high Arcadia lasted a bit beyond lockdowns as I went there fairly recently but it was generally dead- I imagine Covid did an absolute number on them and they never fully recovered

it's been in a sad state of decline for many, many years Think other than Starbucks at the entrance it's only the chap who sells mobile phone cases and the bureau de change that's left I remember it being quite vibrant when I was younger

both of Larry May's sons were with the Albion as youngsters. Chris was a goalie who I think may have even made a sub appearance for the first team. His other boy Steve was with Brighton up to u-18 level I think and was best friends with Sam Rents. Would have scored for the youth team but never...

Daragh Ryan was just before my time really. What was his story? I see he scored 2 goals in 9 games, was he any good?

played for Swindon against us in the 2004 play offs. Left Back I think

forgot about Peter's Australian son, Nick

probably depends on your definition of father. Forster was obviously not his biological father but absolutely a huge part of his life (I am sure that when he was on the verge of breaking through he was under the name of Caskey and by the time he broke through he'd added his step dads name). Also...

ffs thought it would be fun

have they tried harnessing the mentality that got them here?

surely the bestest fans in the whole wide world weren't booing their own players last night?!

So last night the Hinshelwood's joined what appears to be quite an exclusive club of father/son duo's who have not only played for but scored for Brighton. I can only think of: Adam & Jack Hinshelwood Gerry & Darragh Ryan Steve & Joe Gatting any others? where do we stand on the Nicky...

absolutely Adam Hinshelwood was a really good defender and was on course to solidifying himself as a solid championship level player before his injury. Had even received an England U-21 call up