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£20 seems a good deal to watch a Premier League match, certainly cheaper than anything you can get from the club.

What’s wrong with Michael Masi - could do a job

Hardly a hassle to become an Albion member - other than the cost I really can’t see the downside - easier for you to transfer the ticket, easier for them not having to return a physical ticket.

And having passed on the screenshot and youreceive an email from the club saying that you are one of those selected to have your COVID protection checked at the ticket office, what then?

I have to say that I have been pleasantly surprised at how easy the ST sharing scheme has been to use. There again I have never sold my ticket when sharing, in previous seasons just handed my ST card over. This season, as I have not been going due to various reasons but mainly COVID, none of...

Before lockdown I started going to a number of games at Crawley when Brighton were playing away. Ten minute drive, two minute walk to the stadium, POTG, decent club bar with seating mostly available. Sure, the travel, pre match drinks with friends and easy journey home were enjoyable but...

I tend to agree with you but other posters on this thread have been vociferous in their support of LH, using his nationality as one of, if not the only, reason to support him. Must say though that I never warmed to Alonso following some of his tactics when Hamilton’s teammate. Have always...

Who says the Queen does nothing for the country :lolol:

The only reason that the question of tax came up on this thread was because of claims that because various shareholders in McLaren and Williams aren’t British they aren’t really British companies, despite being registered in the UK and paying tax here. I simply feel that it makes far more...

Quite some time ago - check again ??? Personally I don’t care where he resides and in his position I’d do the same.

I answered the question asked and thus replied, “nah” - however I wasn’t asked if I’d passed my ticket on via the ST share scheme, which I have :cool:

How many posts have we seen on this thread supporting LH because he’s British? Doesn’t live in the UK nor pay tax here though. Williams and McLaren who are based in the UK and registered as UK companies do pay UK tax unlike Mercedes or Red Bull.

McLaren Racing Limited and Williams Grand Prix Engineering Limited are both British companies with varied shareholders. As for relevancy - it is very much as relevant as the nationality of the drivers. F1 is a team sport, from the designers, the engineers, the pit crews, the drivers, the...

Not only the long term benefits but also the long term dangers of contracting COVID. A bout of long COVID could potentially end their career.

Doesn’t really matter where they are based - they are not all British teams. Try telling a German that Mercedes or an Austrian that Red Bull are British teams and the FIA that the British national Anthem and/or flag should be played on the podium. Williams and McLaren are British based and...

It would be great to be able to support a British team with a real chance of winning. :clap:

I thought the decision regarding the incident at turn 7 was “no investigation necessary” which would have been Masi’s decision. I expect Masi will go, eventually - after any appeal has been heard. Resigning now or being sacked would essentially be preempting any decision.

I think everyone is pretty much aware of, and what was wrong with, the finish of the race. What is interesting is though the number of conspiracy theories doing the rounds that the purpose was to give the win to MV yet the opportunity to penalise LH early in the race wasn’t taken. So why if...

I got stopped for ignoring a no U turn sign - I’m sure Edna will be able to give the exact wording but I was told at the time that I would be reported for consideration of prosecuting me for the offence, I think it was failing to comply with a traffic sign. Never heard anything more.

Thanks - I read all that and still it didn’t register with me. Bloody old age :tantrum: