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I married a ginger, 47 years ago - so tbh she's not so ginger any more. It was the hair that first attracted me. True to form the gene skipped a generation but has showed itself again in our Grandaughter.

As Ive said here before: This Happy Breed. British cinema at its very best, Noel Coward was a genius.

Surely by definition a loss to anybody makes it more likely?

As I've said before; he seems to have lost his early season confidence, and doesn't get far enough into the box often enough, which means that he shoots too early and speculatively.

This.

Doh! Thanks

Why has my grandsons new Brighton cap got "47" embroidered on the side? He asked me and I genuinely didn't know the answer? Please help me regain my hard-won credibility, thanks.

Good point, well made. My bad. :clap2:

Beat Liverpool 1-0 this afternoon at a chilly Broadfield Stadium, in a thoroughly entertaining match. Thereby improving their league position and leaving Liverpool second from bottom.

CO'G

We seem to have forgotten how to score - or threaten - from corners methinks.???

Batman

True.

He seems to have lost his early season confidence, seems to me to shoot too early, maybe needs more runs into the box.

Doesn't that succinctly summarise why people have moved away from Labour? They aren't able to control their own destiny.

Interesting. What percentage of the total votes cast did those votes reflect?

It sounds to me that like most of the Labour Politicians I've seen and heard on the TV, you're understandably in a state of denial. By all means continue to promote the same policies if you choose to, but if you always do what you've always done, and expect a different result, then you'll...

Which (it seems to me) is the only reason Corbym won the leadership election - many non-Labour people joined the party simply to vote him in. It was a piss-take.

Yesterday I ordered two coffees in a coffee shop, only to be told "no problem" - which always riles me. The other one is when people say "regularly" when they mean "frequently" - they mean entirely different things!! The worst example I've heard is "Rooney regularly scores goals like that"...

Thanks for that, but I can still only get audio, so it's back to Radio Sussex for me I guess.