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Some smaller places: Falmouth, Mawnan Smith, Flushing and St Mawes - all picturesque and nice, and close to one another. Could easily do all in a day. And all of the above suggestions are good. St Ives gets VERY tourist-y in the summer, FYI.

The attitude of some people on here towards people willing to pay to see Brighton play against Newport astounds me. Calling tourists, non-regulars and people leaving early "plastics"? I forgot that the game was a sell-out and all 30,000 of us true blue-and-white loyal fans had packed the place...

12 pointer, at least. Maybe 13.

The on-road cycle routes from the Level to the Amex are OK. Obviously Lewes Road is rather busy, and you need to keep your wits about you for bus stops and whatnot, but in terms of actual exertion it's pretty easy. Plus, there's beer to slake your thirst upon arrival.

I don't like Dr Who at all, but casting Idris Elba would be so excellent that I'd start watching it.

Oh. Nice shop front and indistinct background figures. Where's that, then?

Aaaaaaand the shark's been jumped.

To be fair, this guy's gimmick thread has last longer than most. Not a bad trolling attempt. Seen worse.

As others have said, when Adidas comes along, you can guarantee a new shirt (or two) every season, like the model most other clubs adopt. So it comes down to whether you like it or not. People seem to vent bile every time they see this year's shirt. I think it's fine.

If they don't behave in future, they'll get their Green Street DVDs taken away from them. Last warning!

Continually bemused by the venom for the new home shirt. It's got blue and white stripes on it, the sponsor isn't awful and the yellow highlights are alright. The hatred it has engendered is quite remarkable.

This. By a country mile.

Best burger I've had in Brighton (or any of the surrounding areas) is from The Troll's Pantry. Simply incredible.

Obvious troll is obvious.

If you're balding, shave it off, man. Don't be one of those guys with the sides still intact. It's not a strong look.

I stand corrected, sir.

I don't think they've said there's any correlation between the spider bite and his liver failing, though.

That's two games in a row I've done it now. I asked the stewards both times, and both chaps said it was absolutely fine to take my beer(s) outside the concourse.

From non-reputable sources on a Newcastle forum I frequent, I heard that Kaz is now heavily linked with Huddersfield. Link being strong there as he'll play under Lee Clark and Terry Mac. Means absolutely nothing, of course, but I figured if we're bandying baseless speculation and FUD around I...

Pardon me if I'm being a bit of a thick bastard, but when do general sale tickets for the Spuds game on sale? Or is it already too late?