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Don't clubs split FA cup revenue? I thought we get 45% of gate receipts after costs deducted. So to use your example, we'd only be losing 55% of £25k.

Friday night at 8pm would be infinitely better than Saturday at 8pm for anyone planning on going up by train that weekend. As the timetable currently stands, there is a good chance you would not make the last train home on Saturday if the match goes to extra time and penalties.

Watched this last night. A big thumbs up from me.

It absolutely does not mean that. This is a terrible interpretation of the verdict. A jury found the defendants not guilty based upon the evidence put to them. That is all.

If anyone was wondering what the inside of Starlizard looks like: Looks like they are after Python programmers: https://starlizard.com/join-our-team/data-scientist/

How they got there might be a little flawed, but they have arrived at a good estimate.

The pre-pandemic timetable was 6 trains per hour every hour Monday to Saturday. They are a usually lengthened to a mix of 8, 6 and 5 car when there is a match. So typically approaching 80 carriages per hour. Although you can squeeze more people on I think the stewards allow around 100 people per...

You think only 3000 people come to the Amex by train on a typical matchday!?

Not necessarily as they are two distinct plots of land. The hotel would have gone here:

First penalty save at Wembley I thought. Got a feeling a pen had been saved prior to 1923. Maybe 1911?

For Southampton this is a continuation of a trend over the past few seasons. Every season since 2016/17 they've lost a few hundred fans. 9 nil defeats probably don't help. 2016/17 30,936 2017/18 30,794 2018/19 30,139 2019/20 29,675 2021/22 28,996 Don't forget our capacity has increased a bit...

https://european-football-statistics.co.uk/attnclub/league/bha.htm

Absolute drivel.

Posting the full text of the article as I think this is potentially a big boost to the treatment of symptomatic Covid: First pill to treat Covid gets approval in UK The first pill designed to treat symptomatic Covid has been approved by the UK medicines regulator. The tablet - molnupiravir -...

Sounds like a lovely chap: He described him as aggressive from the start. He said the Defendant told him that he knew Thames Valley Police well, the police were laughing about this matter, he had total support from the neighbours as everyone felt safer with the technology he discussed. He says...

I quite like these games even if a lot don't. Worth noting that our two previous visits to Andorra were only won three nil and two nil. Comfortable I guess, but not exactly thrashings. Would it have been such a stroll for us this time had we not had Foden, Sancho and Grealish at our disposal...

Where did he suggest this? That's quite a serious allegation for him to make.

Loved this one from last night, even if Victoria didn't:

Assuming there are no more twats per capita in B&H than elsewhere (there are many who'd question that), I don't know. The council could do more to explain what can and cannot be recycled IMO. Not collecting most plastic food packaging certainly doesn't help. There are most likely a lot of...

The council are certainly not blameless for low recycling rates. It's hard to always know what can and cannot be recycled. I suspect a lot of recycling has to be rejected because of contamination with non-recyclables due to people being ill informed. But let's not kid ourselves. There are...