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i'm assuming there are still large numbers of England fans that have been out there since the 1st week's trouble and I haven't seen any reports of English arrests/trouble since the Russians moved on from Lille/Lens. in fact at the end of the 1st week just 30 England fans had been arrested out of...

because there has to be a real chance that they could lose seats to UKIP. There was a large number of Labour supporters who backed leave. Also there is the obvious risk that Tory remain MPs who supported these steps would risk deselection before the election to be replaced by Brexit candidates...

or if this petition gets 60% of the 46 million registered voters to sign then they can have their 2nd referendum.

so around the normal % for a govt to win power in a general election.

do we keep going until someone gets 60%? - chances are each time you have a referendum turnout would fall so never get 75%

from a footballing point of view he was a good England manager. it was the other nonsense that cost him his job.

seriously hope it's not Hungary I'll be well outnumbered and if we didn't beat them I'd never hear the end of it.

said it earlier same failings as the Russia game. poor around the edge of the box and with the final ball. Also the long range shooting is seriously lacking in quality..

I know quite of a few of these boys. Most of them are more old-fashioned Ultras - over-passionate fans. Generally nationalistic but Hungarians as a whole are. They will get involved if someone has a pop but apart from games against Romania they don't tend to go looking for it and are certainly...

bit like the Russia game. plenty of possession but final ball too often poor. Sturridge does have a tendency to hold onto the ball too long.

"Are we going to choose Nigel Farage's vision - one which takes Britain backwards; divides rather than unites; and questions the motives of anyone who takes a different view," Mr Cameron wrote. "Or will we, instead, choose the tolerant, liberal Britain; a country that doesn't blame its problems...

What I don't get is there even a need or demand for a "city of rugby" anywhere in England? From what I can understand there used to be 5 or 6 "big" rugby clubs in London of which most have relocated outside the capital. so there are only 2 top flight clubs left in London - one has a stadium...

a few interesting articles around the administration time. (has an administrator's report ever been published?)

if there is to be a decent book then SISU will only be a part of it. Previous owners, charities & councils are all a big part of any story involving CCFC & the Ricoh.

courts only deal with this story when it's halfway through and certainly haven't dealt with ending yet -the Wasps deal.

do think the headline "From grand Ricoh Arena plans to playing in Northampton... new book will chronicle Coventry City's fall" & the book title "A club without a home" is slightly out of sync with Simon outlining the positives. Unless the book deals with all those involved starting with the...

yep first thing I noticed. It's not like it's a book that's going to sell a lot of copies anyway so it's hardly a money spinner. And let's face it a real investigation is unlikely to take place whilst confidentiality clauses remain in place. Any genuine book which tells the story of the Ricoh...

doesn't seem to stop - 6 Russians ultras (on their way home) arrested in Cologne for attacking a Spanish tourist. on a separate note I had no idea these MMA gloves they used were weighted with lead - just thought they were padded.

Sterling going off also seemed to allow Rose to get more advavced in the 2nd half.

right now i can't decide whether Alli is trying to make space for himself or lay it off for Sturridge - if it's the latter it's a great piece of skill