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I suggested a few weeks ago that there is little chance of 70+ supporters being allowed into the Amex next season, and perhaps not until 2022, and no one seemed that bothered. Surprised me. (I imagine almost all supporters in that age group are STHs - clearly they would be offered a refund but...

I do something similar with worms on pavements. I did trying shoo-ing them into the grass but it felt kind of silly, so now I pick them up. (The north side of Wolstonbury Hill was wonderful this morning. Nothing spectacular, just gentle views and hundreds of great beech trees creaking in the...

Wrong thread I suppose but has anyone seen Unorthodox? We're doing one instalment at a time. Can't handle much more. Wonderful.

Comte. Kaltbach is a lovely and creamy variant but I can only find it in Waitrose.

I am not sure how many 70yr old supporters, season ticket holders and 1901 members included, realise that they won't be able to watch the Albion this season, next season or perhaps even until 2022. It all depends on the vaccine.

If the premier league clubs pushing for the season to end by July 1 are successful then a start will have to be made on rushing through the remaining fixtures by the end of next month. And as Kevin de Bruyne has pointed out, pre-resumption training should really get going a couple of weeks from...

Whichever way you look at it and given that a vaccine looks 12 months away it looks quite unlikely that any supporter over 70 will be allowed to watch the Albion until the season after next.

It might be wrong to associate Brexit with politics. It's looking ever more like a faith-based religious cult.

A few years ago I watched him, wearing Sunday-best 'smart casual', make a full-length save from my son-in-law, tipping the ball round the right hand pullover and almost wrecking an otherwise perfect pair of chinos. It was only a kickabout after a three-family picnic in a Mid Sussex village park...

This is quite an interesting thread.

I live in a village with open countryside in front of my house, so I can walk the dog in open fields, never coming near to breaking the 2m rule. And that's what I do. Some people live in towns though and may have to walk in crowded places to get their exercise and I can't for the life of me see...

If you feel I should, please show me the laws covering the specific activities I mentioned. You can only punish people for breaking laws that actually exist Meanwhile, I shall do my best to follow the spirit of the government's guidance, as we all should.

Where is the law that says you mustn't drive to somewhere to walk from, that says you can't exercise for more than an hour and that you mustn't go out for this purpose more than once a day? I'm not sure there is one, at least in England. We need to stop this decease as quickly as we can but the...

Yes, a huge one went off in the dog's ear. That marked the end of my small tribute.

Such a shame we don't have the old numberplates. CD from Brighton of course, plus all the Sussex PNs and PMs, PXs, UFs (also Brighton I think) and the rest - you knew where every car came from, often down to the town (my first proper motorbike and my dad's Hillman Minx were DY and therefore...

Well I'm not going to tut-tut. Bl**dy fabulous. Wish he'd come past me.

Yes, there does seem to be a bit of socio economic grandstanding going on, with more than one of us getting excited about Porsche Cayenne's (sic - what is it with Cayennes and apostrophes?) Several posts seem to have been delivered by Stanley Baldwin, standing on a box, grasping a lapel and...

Which site do you suggest they are shot on? There's a choice, obviously.

Absolute mayhem behind that goal.

Absolute proof that taking care means it is impossible to catch coronavirus... https://m.facebook.com/100000290943935/posts/3112552045431130/?sfnsn=scwspwa&extid=G2j8vYZgWVPbpOEJ&d=w&vh=i