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Don't think I've ever left a game early. Can understand people who do when we're winning easily or getting hammered but why would you leave when its level.

Its not exactly a fun day out is it. If you want to park at the ground its a tenner. Then even if you just want a tea to keep warm its £2.50. Half the kiosks are closed anyway and the ones that are open run out of everything. Then you get to watch crap football in an empty stadium. Imagine...

Didn't someone say it was being shown abroad somewhere? If it is then there will be streams knocking around.

Huge game coming up. If they go 2-0 down its all over. Think I'll go for early nights and get up about 6am to get a few hours of the game in. Will probably take me all of this week to recover for the lack of sleep during the first test!

Remember reading an article about safe standing and that cost £80 a seat which they compared to £60 a seat for regular seating. So you're looking at nearly £2m just for the seats.

10 years would make sense as it ties in with the regs. The important details then are is it a set 10 years or a rolling deal and is there any break clauses, after 5 years would be sensible. The amounts for L2 and L1 in particular seem high. It will depend what is included. People like to say...

I start with a couple of hours on BT and then TMS in bed. The only downside is I've been late for work every day of the ashes so far!

They were rubbish and we did our best to match them. The ref was also rubbish which didn't help, how they were allowed to get away with time wasting like they did I can't understand. They even called the physio on at one point who just ambled across the pitch with no urgency whatsoever. Saying...

Crawley are the worst side I’ve seen at the Ricoh this season and we’re still managing to lose.

I imagine if you use something free you might be at risk but a decent paid service won’t give you a problem. I pay £3 a month and have no complaints.

Never heard of it but I've just googled it and it sounds similar, although obviously this a documentary.

Started watching Shot in the Dark last night. Its a documentary about 3 chaps in LA who go out at night to try and get footage they can sell to the news channels. Interesting stuff.

Its pretty easy, the one I use you just download their software then when you want to use it you pick the country and connect. You can then use the internet as usual but when you go to a website it thinks your from the other country you've selected. So for example you select Australia and then...

This doesn't sound too promising Australia knocks UK Brexit trade plan

Would be interesting to know how the costs of rehabilitating a first time offender compares to the cost of having them in and out of prison all their life? Suspect you'd end up in a similar situation to mental health treatment in the NHS. The evidence shows that 12-18 months of intensive...

Are we sure the game will be on :woot: Snow falls in Coventry and Warwickshire as temperatures plummet - recap

Think we've lost this game in that last session. Going to need a huge effort from here.

You should be able to watch it online with a VPN. I use Vypr and have never had any problems with it. There's free, legal, streams available from Australian and Indian broadcasters.

You're saying is that UK manufacturers will still have to adhere to EU regulations to be able to export to the EU? So much for taking back control!