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If you park in University of Brighton car parks at Falmer on match days then stewards will prevent you from accessing the stadium.

Pique own goal for Scotland's second, leathered a cross into the back of the net.

Scotland had one shot on target in the home fixture, which they scored from, and three off target. Spain had 12 on target and 9 off.

Argentina 9/1 now, and still only one point in it.

Which decade is Don McBeth living in? The teacher training college hasn't existed for 35 years.

As a point of fact, Falmer DOES have working barriers. They just don't use them on match days - presumably as you can only get two people at a time through them.

We never averaged over 25k in Div. 1 at the Goldstone - something that we did manage in Div. 2. In '83 we averaged about 14.5k in the top flight.

Those words tell you all you need to know about this story.

Happy Mondays cover of Step On is about 5 millions times better than the John Kongos original.

I suppose it is only right that I mention it has taken me two weeks shy of a year to get to my 25th season.

I'm currently in my 25th season on my most recent save, having managed Brighton, Walsall, Plymouth, Bradford, Norwich, Wigan and Peterborough.

Portsmouth aren't a big club though. Historically (in the last 40 years or so), until their recent spell in the Premiership, they've averaged no more than 15,000 or so and as little as 9,000.

Fair do's, sorry if I came across a bit short :)

Maybe, but we live in an era of all-seater stadia. Live with it.

Noddy club.

Surely the eco-loving residents of Lewes don't own anything so vulgar as a car? I assumed they all travel via vegetable oil fuelled public transport or "bike trains" whilst wearing stylish clothing knitted entirely from the remains of second hand snoods and discarded carrier bags. As such...

After Peterborough we don't have a home game on a Saturday for SEVEN WEEKS. I find that quite shocking.

That's a completely contradictory statement. Surely the fact that they had one of the largest attendances in the league is an indication that they're one of the biggest clubs in the league? And if you don't care about their attendance then why make a point about how a big a club they are...

Second biggest attendance in the Championship last weekend, behind the Derby-Birmingham game.

Someone described me as "clueless" for saying that Scottish football is shit on the David Goodwillie thread a couple of weeks back. Presumably this means they think the SPL is a league of world beaters, making their comment somewhat ironic to say the least.