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Just as good I went to the Ritz in Seaford in the 70’s! When I was very young, I remember seeing the site of Newhaven’s old cinema, in the side road just to the south of High Street. Nostalgia.

If half the NS wants to stand a lot, especially in the back half, I haven’t got a problem with that. I prefer to sit myself. In the cinema and theatre, patrons don’t chant, swear, abuse opposing players, jump up and down, disappear for a p, disappear and miss a load of the action to get pints...

That was my take. Although I’ve always been on the right side of the law, I felt sorry for some of those singled out. It seemed over the top with the ‘spotters’, all over modern infractions. I know it’s the law and that could be repercussions for clubs, but on many visits to other stadia such...

Please correct me if I’m wrong, but I got the impression that the club in the latter Withdean years and early Amex years dished out bans (or withdrawing s/t’s) like confetti? Largely under the regime of Hebberd. Zero tolerance towards stuff like persistent standing or swearing in the Amex NS...

Do you think it depends on the police force and club? South Yorks have had a reputation of being harsh on any visiting fans looking for mischief. CFPC have a reputation of bending over backwards for their little brats. Whereas Sx Police and the Albion have certainly exhibited zero tolerance...

Not Barca then.

Tickets still available for the CP, Chelsea and Everton home games, whereas the Liverpool home game sold out in minutes. ManU and Liverpool are on a higher plain in terms of interest.

Yes it is. Control freaks sticking their nose into other people's reasons for not going and criticising.

... in the Cup. You’d be surprised, many people have so little interest in the FAC.

I wasn’t interested in the FAC when we were in the Championship either. Promotion and survival in divisions dominated my interest. Despite the (understandable as they’re paying) hype, to many the cup means so littte these days. Don’t know why exactly, but it’s happened over the last 20 years.

PL games are the bread and butter, they’ll determine the club’s future. Bouremouth and violence?

He'd be kept in cotton wool for PL games.

This. A footballing giant, rather than little Palace, would have drawn a huge crowd. Playing a hated rival, just two months after the last game, isn't the attraction to many who simply go to ENJOY a game of football.