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Doesn't German football have the largest number of female match goers in Europe? I love German fan culture because they've retained what made English football so popular in the first place. You can go to the game and stand with your mates, you don't have to pay an absolute fortune to get in and...

Oh I can't wait to see the prices at the Amex if Brighton go up. London prices anyone?

Sad thing is, the SCFL (Sussex County Football League) sets a minimum price that clubs have to charge.

He's a good pundit but it speaks volumes that it's taken 20 odd years for Sky (and British telly in general) to get an analyst who goes as in depth as him without ostracising it's audience.

Knock down the bit between Queen's Road and Fredrick Place! All of it!

Agree that John Snow would be a quality watch on it. Also, that female Priest saying she felt detached from God on it? We've found a cure to theism!

He seems like a bit of a nutter but one that combines that very well with being a superb footballer. Feel sorry for Calderon but I'm sure he'll get his chances when Bruno inevitably gets suspended.

I hate the ridiculous amount of money it costs to follow a team in it. You'll probably think I'm mad but there will be quite a few resentful Brighton fans, if the club gets promoted this season.

Yes, it is normal for there. In fact, be thankful it was just him sitting with his nob out. It gets far worse.

Even mine is only 4!

Barber's remit is to maximise revenue, of course he's going to be unpopular with fans who feel the prices are getting stupid.

I was in Poland recently for some EU/UEFA sanctioned event, where there were people from 40+ countries, a load of them sporting GB gear. We're quite popular everywhere it seems.

Then my comments weren't aimed at you. It was for those people who feel like this news should be marked by a display or significant moment against another side who have bugger all to do with it.

If you don't know what that meant then it's not important. The first point is the relevant bit. It's got nothing to do with Brighton, the same way the Muamba incident didn't. It's just people trying to attach themselves to a current story in the footballing world, which I find odd.

f*** me, people will do anything to attach themselves to something in the news. Bet you were all over that Kony shit a few months back too.

I would think it to be a nightmare but if it's not, nice to know it's an alternative. Keep us informed. Is Coldean Lane still practically a no-go after the game?

United (Brighton) went into the season needing another defender (forward), something they've not addressed yet.

Ah yes, the attention seeking tweet, normally only seen being posted on teenage girls Facebook's.

There is obvious mutual interest from the club and player, however, like most deals it comes down to pounds and pence. QPR aren't as desperate as Man City to take such a small contribution as Brighton can afford, for loaning out one of their players.

It went to general sale when there were only 12,000 or so tickets on sale, indicating that interest from season tickets holders wasn't exactly abundant (how many season tickets have been sold this year?). That's what I'm saying.