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You sure about that? Strange times.

Really? 1-1?

Wasn't it Burn who created the time and space for Maupay to score with a visionary dummy last night? I'm a Big Dan fan.

Good article on this from Marina Hyde: So: Bulgaria bad, England good? Actually this is not as black and white as it seems It was not that long ago Raheem Sterling was being vilified by sections of English press and supporters, and hypocrisy has been rife since Monday’s debacle in Sofia...

Richie Barker

More details on vested interests. Didn't know about the head of the Today show but it's not surprising :( https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/11682643479001088 00.html

Here's a video about where Bruno is from and his career before joining the Albion. It was made towards the end of 2014, so it also talks quite a bit about his feelings at the time for Brighton, the football club and the place. Further confirmation, not that any is needed, of what a great person...

I've played this game twice this season and got it right both times (loss at Burnley and draw at WHU). Going for an Albion win this time, 1-2.

Who knows when he is or isn't out of earshot? He's developed a knack fate (that's what it might be called, apparently) while working in bars, which is a way of listening in on conversations. That's what I heard.

1-0 Barnes (80) ...hopefully not but...

Don't know if anyone has already said this, but look what we can do when our subs come on before the 70th! :albion2:

Both teams wearing white shorts - some sort of mistake?

That's great you're so optimistic, but it also shows you're not very well equipped to vote on matters affecting the country's future; blind faith in the UK govt's ability to "carve our future", as you put it, is not a strategy I agree with. Whether it's the tories or Labour in charge, they're...

It's wrong to label supporters of Brexit as having lesser intellectual powers than the other side. Of course most of them understand we'll be in for a rough ride for some time, in terms of economics and other things, even if none of us can be very sure how rough it'll be and for how long. I get...

That is a fair point. However, there is a recent precedent that suggests this tradition you allude to is not so time-honoured: Boaty McBoatface. This was also pointed out in a recent piece by David Mitchell, who said "As the Boaty McBoatface saga shows, you can’t always bow to a snapshot of...

The one I'd be closest to is the second; I'm not really a hipster and live nowhere near Shoreditch, but I do believe in giving due care and attention to political beliefs, and who doesn't give proper thought to which shoes to buy? Do you think there's something wrong with being careful and...

Brexit was peddled by liars. Anyone still not acknowledging this is self-harming in their pig-headedness.

Indeed. "I understand the motives of those who voted to leave the European Union: it can – as I well know – be very frustrating. Nonetheless, after weighing its frustrations and opportunities, there is no doubt in my own mind that our decision is a colossal misjudgment that will diminish both...

Nice to see things in a positive light, but personally I think the UK began going down hill faster with the lies told prior to the referendum on electoral reform almost a decade ago. I think lots more people would vote Green if there was PR, but instead of voting for what they think is best...

John Crace bang on form with his conference analysis https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/oct/01/conference-or-crack-den-tories-john-crace