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rather you than me watching a TV at that height.

As he does everytime. He tried to push Hamilton off in the drag race from the start up to the first corner. He consistently steers into cars expecting them to move aside or off the circuit. It didn't happen this time.

No trains from Yorkshire. This probably doesn't help much.

When placing a TV, wall mounted or not, for comfort always have the screen where you look across to it or down on it, never have it so you have to look up to it.

Oh if only Canadian DAZN were that simple

A western style sci-fi......Firefly a shortlived masterpiece.

I agree and I say that as a meatatarian for ever.

I've gone a bit vegan too. No meat whatsoever with my cereal this morning. Will be a lot less vegan (i.e. not) with my dinner tonight though.

Just a point, being born in the UK does not entitle you to a UK passport. Depends on parents nationality as well.

Again you have not explained why it would reduce capacity and instead want to promote more expenditure in the south east instead. The rolling stock in the north is being replaced, both Transpennine Express and Northern have new rolling stock already and more coming. See the new Nova1 Nova 2 and...

Aha, I understand your objections now. It won't directly benefit you. What's the opposite of a NIMBY ? perhaps a PIMBY (please in my back yard)

OK, I'll start you. Why would it mean less trains. The whole point of HS2 is increased capacity, 2 lines instead of one. Small increase in speed being a byproduct.

Absolutely, Crossrail is London and the South East. This is a good thing. HS1 was London and the South East. That was a good thing. HS2 this involves the Midlands and North of England. This is not a good thing.

Lots of lovely winter recipes here https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/collections/bonfire_night_dinner I quite fancy making the Hairy Bikers 'Great Sausage Casserole' as well as a few others

We do normally get the tram. I think the accommodations will be a little less crowded this way and no hanging about in massive queues waiting for trams.

I believe the DryBarge doesn't exist as a business anymore. This is the one we are using https://manchesterrivercruises.com/home/old-trafford-boat-trips/copy-of-click-here-to-know-more/

That's the one, skippered by Capn McCapn

What a bonus that would be

Just for a change we decided to book on one of the boats that goes from Manchester city centre to Old Trafford for the game. Hopefully take the pain out of queuing and crush on the trams before and after the game. Has anybody else done this and is it worth it ? Too late now I guess if not !

Hate to say this but not anyone can, 'cos I can't