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FFS, twitter put that on my feed as a featured news story with that as the lead and then peoples responses to it.

Knowing the rules would put them at a higher standard than most officials we get.

Sure this is just another strange coincidence Edit: nothing to see here, just me being an idiot.

You're not paying the BBC, you're playing the club. If it wasn't the BBC commentary you'd have whoever the media chap at the club is doing the commentary. Think most people are happy to get the BBC coverage. They certainly had a lot of complaints when it was changed to Free Radio's coverage.

Not sure about Clive's 'diving header', it was more like he fell over!

That wasn't great. He seemed to hesitate when he was coming out and ended up nowhere near it.

Just logged on as usual and the video option was there. Thought maybe I'd got some sort of test feed as it didn't work for the first game at Birmingham but all the graphics are for the cup not the usual EFL ones which doesn't make sense when its not supposed to be available to stream anywhere.

Wilson seems to leave it very late before he plays the ball out. Makes me a bit nervous.

Thought Westbrooke and Shipley had messed that up getting in each others way. Reckon they'll give that one to Hiwula.

Weird. Just logged in as usual expecting just the commentary option and it had video there. Clicked on it thinking it would be a blank screen or something but the game is on.

Which one :woot:

Costa del Coventry.

Something tells me it won't be much of a problem for the PL clubs Manchester City fined but avoid transfer ban for breaching Fifa rules on under-18 signings

I thought it was just radio but I've gone on ifollow and I'm getting video as well, assume its not just me!

Thanks chaps. Guess the council have to fund their trips to Cannes somehow!

Had a look on Google Maps and seems that's what a lot of people have done. Can see why, the kerb is only dropped a couple of centimetres at most, if the council start asking for thousands people won't bother.

About 2/3rds of the houses already have them so I can't see the council objecting unless I'm on a blacklist for asking too many questions about the Ricoh! The kerbs are already dropped enough to allow people to park half on the pavement as otherwise nobody would be able to get up the street!

Anyone done this? Looking at buying a house that has no parking so want to convert the front garden, which is gravel at the moment. Would need a wall at the front knocking down and a drop kerb installing - although the kerb currently installed is one of those that is only raised up a couple of...