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Forget the campaign, it's about what the Ombudsman has said: https://www.ombudsman.org.uk/publications/womens-state-pension-age-our-findings-department-work-and-pensions-communication-0

Well it is, the rationale for withdrawing the WFA is that it is unaffordable. Come on, you are much better than this.

That's tonight's idea sorted, cheers mate

I remember paying £28 in 2010 to watch us v Leeds at home. If it rose in accordance with other retail goods you'd expect that price to be £49 today. Wages and wage growth is fucking abysmal in this country.

TBF Saka gets up pretty well for a little man, he had a header saved at West Brom and another one taken off his head, by Rudoni I think, on Saturday.

Rudoni's delivery from corners is better than Hamer's was, more consistent

Golden Cup the same as the Beer Engine

Lanes was the old Bar Coast Abandon I think might have been the Planet / Eclipse Bar Cuba was what I think is now Artisan Zest was at the top of the Burges, maybe next to the bookies. Only went in once. Struggling to recall the others

My mate shared my list from 2003. All the places that were on pub watch.

Stag, Tudor Rose (Philip Larkin), Downtown, Cov Cross, Varsity / Castle Grounds?

One of those games where you could see the comeback a mile off but we did nothing at all to stem the change in the game. We were 14th in the table at this point apparently. Comforting. Look at the amount of empty seats as well. Attendance was just 17,985

Tom Cairney will no doubt be on about 4 x our highest paid player

Would probably make more sense to rest him for Pompey really as Plymouth at home we're probably going to have more of the ball

I quite like Christmas or feel like I should at least. That said, having kids it's just too much forcing this idea of "magic" on them. You spend fortunes and time on all these experiences and the reality is that they all miss the point of 'belief' as it is so overt. On top of that the...

Missing the word otherwise there. Also missing the reality that changing goalkeepers by the game is not normal.

Planning reform isn't the magic bullet. It's almost like being in the early 2010s again as the coalition said much the same. Planning reform really means giving housebuilders greater rights to build without condition(s), it might mean a greater supply of houses in the medium term but that's...

I think Reeves is awful but she can't be blamed particularly for both quarters. Until she realises that restoring household spending power is the aim, not vague GDP growth she'll get nowhere .

Collins will stay in goal for the next game, why would you change it after a win where he's made two good saves? Would probably keep the same back 5 bar Bidwell in for Da Silva. Would probably go with Simms over Bassette too but otherwise unchanged.

Perhaps Kasey has got a blue badge

Is Robins averse to that? Assume so but if he got in somewhere where it was better established he might be ok.