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I don't find it rubbish at all, but then I don't go to games these days, just see it on TV. However, if I did still go, I'd rather be heading to the Amex than the crumbling Goldstone or Withers. The game isn't perfect - I don't like diving etc. - but nothing ever is perfect.

Paying lumps off m y mortgage every month was probably the best thing I ever did financially. Didn't make much difference at first, but the more you pay off, the greater sum you can afford to pay off each month. I completely paid off my mortgage in a few years.

Possibly odd timing, but nothing wrong with having ambition. I doubt anyone believes that Huddersfield is his dream job, even if they get to the Prem .

This, shirley.

I see nothing wrong with that statement, apart from, maybe, saying it yourself. I doubt he needs the money either if he can't get a job.

True dat

Shelvey - on his day - can run games in this division.

Hmm, this morning I feel pessimistic, so LWD for 4. Ask me again tomorrow.

Even my mother, who says he was the "best prime minister since Margaret Thatcher" agrees that he f*cked up (though, as I've never heard her swear, she probably wouldn't put it quite like that !).

No surprise, surely ... it's the whole purpose of the SNP.

I've never heard of this guy anyway, but he's gone now.

I found our game unbelievable. I thought it was going to be a tough one, but how can you have those front 4 players and not have a single shot on target. Yes, we were good, especially our defence, but not one shot ?? SM was supposed to be a good coach - that was his value to Fergie, but I...

I have a Sony Xperia M5, it's ok, not perfect but I wouldn't have an iPhone, Android all the way.

I remember the old Victorian workhouse very well, it was huge and frightening to me as a nipper. I went to Shoreham Grammar and I do recall the shed next door where they did that stuff. I have a feeling I went there once to see something or other.

I don't remember that at all, I was in 3rd Shoreham Sea Scouts in the mid 70s.

Arsegas is far more accurately descriptive of the rag. Been called that commonly for many a year.

ooh, I like a bit of proper pea soup, a nice hunk of crusty bread for dunking and you're well away. Maybe they're selling it on the forecourt of the station.

It's still the Lady Jane to me !

Me too. Love it. I can walk from home down to East St in 5 mins and have my choice of cafes for a nice cuppa or a bite. Farmers market, chilli festival, artisan market - we have pretty much all I need.

Definitely have been at least one, I think several, but I couldn't tell you which.