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I certainly haven't "slammed" Tony Bloom and Paul Barber. This is nothing to do with them. All matches are kicking off at 3.01pm. The FA gets the blame.

So am I correct in thinking that the majority of posters on this thread believe that someone who is "a bit down" or is "having a bad day" actually has a mental health issue? No wonder there are so many people suffering with the problem. I seem to remember the time, not long ago (but it seems now...

No, actually I didn't vote Labour.

But back to my point from earlier. Once you start this kind of thing where does it stop? Surely every illness is equally deserving? So therefore it needs to be done at every game until all illnesses and afflictions are given equal "airtime".

And how exactly is having a 3.01pm kick-off going to help them? Are we going to have a 3.01 pm kick-off at EVERY game and feature a different illness at every game? Cancer at the next game, lower back pain at the following one? We've got to be fair and treat everyone equally you know. That is...

Well, they should. After all laughter is the best medicine.

A short film narrated by the Duke of Cambridge will be played at FA Cup matches to encourage football fans to look after their mental health. The film will be played in stadiums just before kick-off at every FA Cup third round match this weekend. Kick-off for all 32 fixtures will be delayed for...