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Where do you live exactly? In the West Midlands there is no free travel until you are 67.

But we can't compete with the budgets of the American big players, so obviously we can't produce as much great TV, but we do produce some great TV. Surely it is all just about degrees and scale isn't it?

That's a shame. Definitely the sort of offence that SHOULD be a red card to my mind. They keep giving yellows for this cynical stuff, players are going to keep doing it.

This is Kyel Reid we're talking about, so I am guessing back in half-hearted training.

Disagree. You taking in general? I have now watched all 6 episodes and thoroughly enjoyed it. It is so gripping you forget all the nonsense and dumbness. Very well acted and gripping and tense. And if you are talking in general, Britain TV produces some of the best TV in the world.

Or read it online.

Often have a lot more disposable income? But what about those who don't have? What about those that don't have that spare income and can no longer obtain work because of their age? I'm sure there are many who do have a lot of disposable income, but then there are a great deal who don't. The...

I am sure then that Ponticelli will be hauled into the manager's office this morning to explain why he only scored 3 goals and not 13 or 14 against such a weak opposition.

Going to watch it this morning. My daughter really likes it too, but I have to be a bit selective about which episodes she can and can't watch. Wouldn't let her watch last week's because of all the water sport references and I think she would have been horrified.

It can be arse about face at times. A genuine attempt at a tackle that is very, very fractionally mistimed can earn a red, while a cynical, deliberate trip or wrestle to the ground earns a yellow. How on earth can that be right?

I do read the Metro, but then that's only because it is free. Same too with the Evening Standard.

It's the constant and consistent scare stories they post and the agenda they put across. It's very xenophobic. It's all seemingly done in a doom and gloom, sensational, scare story way in order to create panic and anger.

I always get the sense that they are trying to stir up trouble and get people angry.

Yeah, twas. It was rather laughable. In reality there would be a degree of puzzlement and and confusion at first before any acceptance and realisation. The scene in the car park where the businessman had the briefest of looks at the footage and then punched the guy while shouting 'I've got...

Yeah, I liked it enough. Did find the 'football mob' MI5 scene rather ridiculous. The MI5 lot could have just approached them and then taken them all in to custody and took the flash drive.' The other bit that got me was that at no point did our two main characters think to make a copy of the...

Can't be held against a mad hatter? But we could really push that agenda if we wanted to couldn't we? ;)

Yeah, but my thinking is that it went too far and he felt he had to justify it by creating evidence. Not quite sure how rational he would need to be in his own mind. I could just see it all spiralling out of control. I am just guessing in that bit though. All his paperwork is completely...

The place needs cheering up for sure.

Oh no. Didn't know they were all available. Might binge watch then, unless it gets a bit more ridiculous and worse. What did you think?