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This, no charge on "friends and family" at either end. Be aware though that scammers online will try to persuade you to make payment this way but if you do there is no buyer protection.

That only reinforces my point, you have made an investment and commitment to the club. The vast majority of armchair fans haven't been to a match in decades. Results don't really matter to the armchair fan and is very unlikely to change their mood one way or another.

How many of those who only watch matches on TV are "fans" of any team, so much so that the result of any match particularly matters?

Speaking to friends and acquaintances who never go to a live game but regularly watch football on TV at home, the consensus seems to be that VAR has actually added to the entertainment value. I hate VAR in it's current form, mainly due to not knowing what the hell is going on whilst waiting...

I don't understand what difference the cause makes to climate change. There is, as I understand it, factual evidence that the average temperature on Earth is increasing. There also seems to be a consensus that this not a "good thing". IF that is the case then taking steps that will slow...

A for Andromeda Quatermass Quatermass and the Pit Z Cars Ready Steady Go My teen years were all monochrome

A question of recklessness rather than intent

I don't mind the lights, if anything make them better - add colour. My nephew enjoyed them last night - at least I think he did as he was videoing the whole thing. Light shows, words on the big screen, commentary, songs nor anything else detracts from the match itself as far as I'm...

When considering most purchases their are two main factors in play - can I afford it and is it value for money. Affordability is different for everyone, value for money is in the eye of the beholder. Lots of matches have provided what I consider vfm, others less so.

You're not imagining it. P&R tickets came in a booklet costing something like £40 for the season. Not sure why this changed.

Fantastic touch and shot

Exactly this Interestingly no mention has been made of the horses forced to partake. The only animal I can think of that can be hit multiple times with a crop in public without any protest being made nor offence committed.

Not for the first time, saw someone taking double cream from someone else's trolley yesterday, there was none left on the shelf. How does that work if you're self scanning?

Not sure that's what the quoted article is saying. Less a criticism of Zaha, more a criticism of the manager

Cruelty is the same whatever the species but that doesn't mean that pests, whether they be rats, foxes, mink etc. don't need to be controlled. The use of animals for pleasure in a way that causes them distress is always wrong in my opinion. Fox hunting, rat hunting, shooting and horse and...

You're comparing apples with oranges. Blackpool is a place to go and have fun - Lytham St Annes is somewhere to go to play golf. Suitable for southerners who don't know how to let their hair down.

Think you may have that the wrong way round! Twice as many visitors to Blackpool as go to Brighton - great funfair, sandy beaches, three piers, circus, international ballroom, etc. all with a population of half that of Brighton. I enjoy visiting Blackpool in the summer.

Are you really guessing that the number is significant? My suggestions regarding empty properties, which includes any already up for sale or rent, is that after one year unoccupied council tax is doubled, tripled the following year and so on. At some point the owners are going to either hand...

And the vast majority of those empty properties are hundreds of miles away from Brighton. Come on use your common sense to calculate why there would be any significant number of what you called, "warm flats" just lying empty in Crawley.

How many empty flats do you think there are in Crawley?