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The novel was written from the female protagonist’s perspective. She was not a spy and the spy who did appear in the story and ‘love’ her was Bond. The plot of the film is vastly different, but the title still refers to Bond ‘loving’ Anya Amasova.

I can’t believe this thread got to page 2 without someone mentioning David Adekola. One half of football where he ran around pretending to be a footballer. He was Ali Dia before Ali Dia.

Sit next to one of those nauseating vloggers.

I go when I can go. Glamour or no glamour. I envy those who can book days off work to go to all of our fixtures. I’m not in the position to do that. Brentford happens to be on an off day for me (and has been the past two occasions) but I have missed out each time.

Missed out for a 3rd year in a row. I wish they’d just assign them in a lottery system to avoid the hassle of having to log on and join in the scramble.

This report contradicts what you claim. There were three main reasons, two of which strongly linked to Brexit, for people not voting Labour. Negativity around Corbyn played a part, but it was a Brexit election first and foremost. The Tory position was clear. The Labour position (Starmer’s) was...

It is quite right that Starmer is still judged to on his ‘final day’ referendum policy thought up whilst he was in post as shadow Brexit secretary. It lost Labour MPs seats in constituencies that had largely voted leave.

Except at the last general election when he was the architect of Labour’s ‘negotiate a better deal and then give the people a second vote on it’ manifesto pledge. The pledge that cost Labour many of the ‘red wall’ seats...

Prepositions are a fundamental aspect of English grammar that help to communicate relationships between nouns and other words in a sentence. Examples of prepositions include in, on, by, through, with and to. Please insert an appropriate preposition in the chants below. “Brighton’s going Rome.”...

The mass exodus of fair weather fans when the third goal went in. Made us look tinpot.

Time for a new chant: De Zerbi’s wrong. Let’s play it long! De Zerbi’s wrong. Let’s play it long!

He is correct that a lot of traditional Labour voters will not vote for them at the next election. People like to back the winner at elections though and a lot of votes will go Starmer’s way for this reason rather than people having any sense of what he stands for.

Sanchez wasn’t dropped after that Palace clanger though. He played against Fulham and was at fault again for their late winner due to his poor positioning. Sanchez needed some time as second choice but spat the dummy.

Will they be opening the West Stand Upper?

I’ve always been surprised no club as used the repetitive Europop anthem Blue by Eiffel 65 as the basis of a chant. To-ny Bloom Da Ba Dee Da Ba Die Da Ba Dee Da Ba Die Da Ba Dee Da Ba Die White and Blue Da Ba Dee Da Ba Die Da Ba Dee Da Ba Die Da Ba Dee Da Ba Die Lew-is Dunk Da Ba Dee Da Ba...

I hope he does well, but this has something of a ‘Nathan Jones to ‘Stoke/Southampton’ about it.

Unlucky Palace.

Very good manager who defied the odds to bring us success. Hounded out by a noisy minority in much the same way as Mark McGhee roughly a decade later.

It has been a televisual triumph. Barney Walsh is fast becoming ‘Mr Saturday Night’ giving us a double dose of charisma playing the affable ‘Barns’ in Gladiators and the enigmatic ‘Cameron’ in Casualty.

I remember Jeremy Corbyn highlighting issues on the trains a few years back and the MSM and electorate lapped up Virgin’s (faked) footage reporting he was lying about overcrowding. You get what you vote for.