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Lived in Herefordshire for two years before moving back to Sussex. They live in a backwards county with more than a hand full of six fingered folk or imbred scum, whatever you want to call them. They actively reject progress and resent outsiders. Despise the place with every bone in my body...

Clement has learned from the best, and you look around now, there are an awful lot of top managers that were understudies of Champions League managers five/six years ago. Obviously, the Championship is a unique league but I think he could be good for us.

Used to pay around £70 per month for TV, predominantly for HD sports. I now just use an old iPhone app on my iPad in which I'm paying £5 per month and get more or less all the sports channels. Basically it was released before streaming became that lucrative and for some reason they haven't...

Do us a favour. Take the tin foil hat off, Chelsea stewards are well known jobsworths.

I guess I brought up how fashionable they were to say that I didn't start supporting them in the last decade or anything. My Dad used to take me to the games. He hates football but he put up with it for me! As for the other guy that mentioned my peers, weirdly there weren't that many other...

How, though? I wouldn't have been able to tell you who were better between Brighton and Chelsea at that point. As I say, I was convinced to support them, I went to the games and absolutely fell in love with the club and once you support a team, you're not going to change. This argument could go...

What glory? We hadn't won a trophy in over twenty years when I started supporting Chelsea. Plus, I was five years old and knew nothing about football, I was just convinced to support this unfashionable club fifty miles away. If I really wanted to glory hunt I'd have chosen United or Arsenal.

Thought I'd add my thoughts here as a Chelsea fan from Sussex. Basically, I've been a fan since 1994, my family used to keep horses on Matthew Harding's land in Ditchling. At a pretty young age I was convinced to follow what was then a fairly unfashionable team. I regularly attend games (at...