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I kid you not, the options were, advertised on tv, in a newspaper, on the Tube, heard from friends or relatives etc. Only on the next page, did it ask if I was a Man Utd fan or Brighton fan. #notaflamingclue

Exactly the same as my answers. The first question got up my nose straight away. Why did you decide to go this game?

I received an email from the club a little while ago, on behalf of the FA, asking about my experience at Wembley. Quite a few of my ratings were 4s and 5s out of 10. In the Comments section I said 16.30 on a Sunday was a ludicrous kick off time for any game.

Exactly. What is posted on Nsc is personal opinions, not what ‘everybody does’.

How are you so sure it was a tourist? It could be a season ticket holder from East Upper, for example. It takes all sorts to make up a football crowd, and you will always get anomalies. We sold 38000 tickets, which is just 7000 more than our capacity. You’re always going to get non regulars, but...

That purely depends where the broadcasting company place their microphones. On the corner near our section, a female was interviewing two black men before the game, at half time, and after. The microphones aren’t going to be placed near them, for obvious reasons.

The ping was soft but the light showed. I was prepared to explain my wrist splint but it was noted.

This. I think some people are just wanting a good moan. It’s not even a good moan.

The tannoy played Sussex by the Sea before kick off, which was sung by the majority of Brighton fans. I also heard a fast version of it during the game. Player chants heard, Withdean to Wembley, Caicedo, Roberto de Zerbi, Solly March. All coming from behind the goal. Block 125.

It sounded loud from where I was, lower tier 125. Bars are always closed straight after the game, which is another reason why the Amex is unique. Which level were you on? I had to walk through a security gate similar to an airport scanner, which is far more secure than a wand. It did ping...