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Another Naylor article using NSC comments as his source?

Scholz is an unmitigated disaster for Europe, he is the modern day Neville Chamberlain. It's pretty obvious that NATO boots on ground is unlikely but I think Macron is right to suggest its not ruled out and to have a bit of strategic ambiguity. It may give Russia pause for thought. Signalling...

Not sure what game you watched. But very harsh on Dunk and JPVH especially. A lot of players slipped on that surface tonight and JPVH hardly put a foot wrong except 2 slips due very wet pitch and made some great forward runs. Adingra wasn't dreadful at all. Peupion a 6, with Dunk/JPVH 4 and...

I got 15 loyalty points and the chicken tikka pie was lovely. Apart from that pretty much Dog Shit.

Was at game and it was soooo frustrating. Always trying to be too clever and walk it in.

It is the case and I did make the point about having to clear immigration at first arrival outbound from UK? But on return, If you leave say Rome and to London and fly air france via Paris, in Paris you will go via the connecting flights transit area and not have to re-do security and recheck...

Yeah not a bigot. Yeah not a single one (in last 3 days) https://thehill.com/homenews/race-politics/4486998-black-leaders-dnc-blast-trump-for-racist-comments/

If we had an England manager who knew what he was doing, you'd be correct.

But then again......... Gareth Southgate

GA8 730-732 at just after 2pm??

I'm not sure thats correct? it will most likely be easier on your return to UK than outbound potentially. As you will be leaving an EU/Schenghen state from Rome and most likely transiting through another, in which case youre still in EU/Schenghen and will almost certainly just transit (if its...

For low cost airlines generally like Ryanair, easyjet, Wizzair, who only fly point to point and not hub/spoke then yes, you would need to clear customs/immigration and re check in, go through security. For most legacy carriers, like British airways, air france etc, you dont, it will be transit...

For those still looking for a more reasonably priced London to Rome flight option, that doesnt involve being away all week or crossing half of Italy. Heathrow - Rome return, Wed-Fri for under £250 Eurowings.com one way LHR-FCO on Wed 6th at 08:50am via Hamburg (1.5 hours in Hamburg) then...

Ditto, me and 2 others, painless and purchased without the "best available" "this seat is now no longer available" nonsense

https://www.asroma.com/en/club/contact-us use the contact form and ask if there's any dedicated VIP/premium seats for Brighton fans and can you purchase direct from Roma...... as was the case in Athens, and report back reply for others.

I have no idea if this will work, but for Athens game, some Albion without tickets emailed AEK direct and asked about VIP seats (where bloom and the bigwigs will bo doubt seat) and they were allowed to buy in a dedicated block direct from AEK. Not all well heeled Albion fans will want to be in...

Maybe from London Stansted, not from East Midlands which is 1.5 hours up the M1 from the M25

From London, a lot. Doubt you'll find much direct to Rome that will give you much change from £500. Indirect, or to Rome but from outside London. Yesterday Ryanair out of East Midlands (3.5 hours drive) Tuesday night to Sat morning was £60 return. Edit: (It's £67 still today on ryanair app...

For the AEK away march a load of fans got VIP area type tickets in a dedicated block just by writing directly to the club and asking. Is that worth a try now in advance? Also, if there's going to be circa 1500 unsold seats in the away end and all unallocated, if you could get tickets in...

I really don't get that? if the away section is a fixed area with 5k seats, why just give the minimum 5%, I doubt the extra 1500 Albion high up, in a corner miles from the pitch would make much difference to the 65k Roma fans.