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Janelle Monae's set was amazing.

I've never been into the Cure but his voice sounds great, particularly after watching the Janet Jackson set yesterday.

Can't believe the admins have started outsourcing threads to the Daily Mail comments section

Maybe the tedium.

If it's the same as last season it goes ST holders first priority, then match package/members, then general sale.

Never anything about football itself from all of them either

Turns out simplistic was kind.

I don't think it's frowned upon at all, I've not seen a single person who wants to move.

I don't know if Southampton wore it as a substitute home kit but their third shirt last season was just a variance of their home colours, Norwich have done similar too I think

I can almost hear the frantic Twitter alias switching as we speak.

From the last thing I saw from the estates dept, once the current building works on campus are done there's not going to be anything else major carried out in preparation for and during 2021 for the city of culture year so if (big if) there was anything to be constructed on campus land that...

That idea that you can determine principles based on who does or doesn't go to the football is a bit simplistic.

If this was the only image it'd definitely look shifty with the sponsor obscured but then on this other one it's clear

Going by the club Twitter, prices paid for Birmingham will be honoured and previous Ricoh ST holders should get dibs on their old seats

If/when they change the Stoneleigh Road A46 entrance to a roundabout my commute will be an absolute dream but while they're building it I expect an absolute nightmare

I wasn't planning on bothering with any home games next season (laziness and the hassle of it rather than any principle blah blah) but Robins' commitment has swayed me I think. I'll still believe the new stadium stuff when I see it, but I don't think he's complicit in any bullshit.

What a real person

Did he post this today? Interesting to note the use of 'if' when they talk of playing in Birmingham rather than it being an absolute for the next year.

It's the hope that kills you.