Lighthouse

Sigh.... 4 years of this and counting.

Agree. The fans of other clubs would politely applaud a red card and a pen. Against them.

Not going to be a problem any more.

Brucey is tough but fair.

Not showing the game for me but I am starting to want the new F-type.

On here please. COYR etc.

Why? Just how little does this guy have to do, before some people will accept he's not a Premier League player? He's not done anything of note in a game he has started, since that goal against Boro in 2016. A few fleeting glimpses of talent as a sub, in other words when defenders have been running around for 70 minutes and he has an unfair advantage, are about it.

Decent team IMO, probably the best from the players fit.

Oh good, for a second there I was worried that a crap team who has to play 6 of the top 7, might win 3 games more than us.

Same. I've also got Pompey down as being super-promoted. It's a peculiar clause the Football League rarely exercise, whereby a team's fans are so clearly superior, they skip the Championship entirely and are promoted straight to the Prem, with relegation immunity for three years. Shame really.

Likewise, I will exhaust all other options before stepping onto a Ryanair plane, however flights are flights. Ryanair will ruthlessly negotiate the tightest possible deal with any airport, however these deals are often better than nothing. Plenty off staff at places like Prestwick, Hahn, Girona, Reus, Memm-ingen and other similar airports would have lost their jobs without Ryanair.

Agree but they need a good 200-300m on the runway before that becomes viable. Just out of interest, does anyone on here fly to Manchester from SOU? Let’s say it takes 30 mins to get from wherever to you are to the airport. I’d want to be there a good hour before the flight to get through security and allow for any traffic delays. Then it’s about an hour’s flight, including taxi time. Then probably at least 30 mins to disembark, navigate domestic arrivals and get to wherever you want to be near Manchester. So that’s 3 hours to do something which takes less than 4 to drive. Okay but then... 1) You’re now in Manchester with no car and if you hire one, the extra time and money spent at the rental desk negates anything saved 2) you can take a pitiful amount of luggage without paying extra 3) any delays incurred on previous flights, you spend sat in the airport waiting for the plane to arrive. 4) you can’t leave or arrive when it suits you, you have to plan your entire trip around the 2/3 flights a day and which one roughly fits your plan. Perhaps someone can explain it but I’ve never understood flying such a short journey.

No, he's become a cripple over three years.

Absolutely, I know a few people who's first job was at Flybe, they're all gutted. Great bunch of guys and girls.

I'm no conspiracy theorist but the 'big 4' left in all avoid each other.

Looks like Flybe are going bust tonight and with them goes 95% of flights through Southampton. A real blow for the local area, I’m sure a few of you have relied on them to get around the country.

Looks like this is the final straw for Flybe, they’re going bust tonight.

"List of girls who will..." on Facebook, followed by a list of basically 90% of the most popular girls names in the country. Other people then ‘hilariously’ tag their friends in them.

The ladies of Quebec must be delighted.

You’d hope there would at least be wages available. Yoshida, Cédric, Clasie and Austin all of the wage bill, plus Hoj and Bertrand if they do indeed leave. Can’t see Ings leaving. He’s having a decent season but I can’t see anyone coming in with the huge offer it would take to let him go.

I’m genuinely 90% sure they’re a paintball team. Edit: having checked, it’s actually Edmonton.

This isn't Men in Black, those things still happened.

I’d have thought they might be played behind closed doors, possibly with some sort of TV or streaming option offered. It’s going to be a logistical nightmare to have mass cancellations, not knowing what league everyone is in next season.

Does anyone else remember that rumour at the end of Koeman's tenure that Liverpool were interested in Long for about £25m. If only...

The fact that he is right there between the ball and the 'keeper and moved his foot at the last second can't be anything other than a distraction. Maybe it would have gone in without that, maybe not, we will never know but the fact is he was there and he was offside. If he had got back up immediately after the challenge, he'd have been out of the way but he wasn't. He sat there like a lemon, waiting for a penalty they weren't getting. As for big team bias, it seems most on this thread agree with it and we're all sick of Man Utd getting decisions.