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That pic just brings it home to you what a rural peaceful village Falmer was back in the day. Mind you l suppose it still pretty much is as long as you avoid match days. I can't say l had ever paid Falmer a visit until the Amex was built, but then again why would l? not being either a...

As in Mr. Bennet of Bennet's Field fame, who terminated our lease so we could no longer use his field as a car park on matchdays.

Amen to that.

Just showing off because you drive a Ferrari?

Is your surname Bennet?

Sanity prevails.

Shades of Vincent Tao the Cardiff chairman who changed the Bluebirds shirts to red back in the day, as it was the lucky colour in the Far East, and of Assem Allam who tried to change the name of his club from Hull City to Hull Tigers. Fortunatly sanity prevailed in the end.

Sad but true.

Let's get it past the planning stage first!

To get back to the subject of the thread, I don't have too much faith in Darren Moore, harshly dealt with at Massive for sure, but apart from the one promotion he doesn't have too many positives on his cv. It will be a difficult job at Huddersfield though, and l wish him well.

Everyone has their 15 minutes of fame, Chansiri included, but the true test comes over time, Tony Bloom's stock is still rising nearly 15 years after taking the chairman's seat. Where are Chansiri and Sheffield Wednesday now? struggling at the a*** end of the Championshop and struggling to pay...

Well if we are talking Marseilles, it just has to be bouillabaisse shirley? Though heaven knows what Sodexo would make of that, they definately wouldn't be able to spell it, let alone cook it. Unfortunately for them it doesn't come out of a tin.

Isn't Ange interested?

He could even spread some of his mustard on the burgers and hot dogs. Now that would be what l call multitasking.

Oooooer, the trouble is what is deemed as exciting to some people, won't be to others. I'll be glad to see those self service beer pumps disappear from the front of ther middle kiosk on the West Lower concourse though.

I like Jo, although l've never met her, (wasn't she a Gully's Girl back in the day? or have l got that hopelessly wrong?), either way her story is quite an inspiring one, starting off baking a few pies in her kitchen in Shoreham to see to friends, and now not too many years late not only selling...

Hooligan!

Just hope the rain doesn't blow up as far as row R of he Lower West.

I take it it was Jo you were corresponding with? Interesting that it seems that the pie quality could differ dependant on the kiosk you buy them from. Certainly every pie thatl have purched over the years, and there have been a lot!, all from the West Lower, have been excellent, and the...

Yep l have my waders at the ready.