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I was just looking for it with no luck, although part of me thinks I've had it through my door. Did find this though which is quite interesting: http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/6893578/exclusive-yes-to-av-leaflets-printed-on-ballot-machines.thtml

No, that was Bryan Riggs.

Just done the BBC predictor, and I had it that we get promoted at Plymouth. That's after drawing our next two away games and winning the home game, then beating Plymouth.

Because I've never been able to think of anything to do with them. Probably not 4 or 5 actually, I'm probably thinking 4 or 5 pieces ie seats and backs. So more like 2 seats. Red and white plastic ones from the Archers Road end, no frames or anything.

I've got 4 or 5 in my loft.

There is a boundary review taking place over the next couple of years, whatever the result of the referendum. Interestingly that will then have to go through parliament, and if it doesn't pass for any reason then first past the post will remain even if AV wins the referendum.

Also Harding has history with Brighton, as a former player who their fans don't like. He played poorly in the Brighton home game match last season (missed this year so don't know how he got on). I felt it got to him a bit and he wasn't his normal self.

This. I think I took my son to his first match when he was 2 (Ajax friendly a couple of years back). He's 4 now. He came to a few games last season, and has probably been to 6-8 home matches this year. I have to admit that if it wasn't for the free under 8 season ticket I wouldn't bother. He doesn't pay that much attention some of the time, and as others have said he needs to be fed constantly to keep him busy. He enjoys it though. I always give him the choice of whether to come or not, and sometimes he says he doesn't want to. We sit in the Chapel, and if people get annoyed with young kids being in there then they shouldn't be sitting in the family stand.

How big are sponsors allowed to be on the kit? Got a feeling that swoopy bit on the aap3 logo will limit the size of font they can use.

Going to Fontwell on Friday. Is it any good, never been before? Been to Goodwood a few times.

I think historically we've scored more goals at the Chapel End. We also score more in the second half, when that's the way we tend to be kicking. So it may be the end of the pitch, or it may be the stage of the game.

I thought that was Bridge when he scored against them for Chelsea.

Doesn't Pat have some kind of vested interest here? He's a goalkeeping coach isn't he, is Green one of his students?

I've got this song stuck in my head now.

Yep, if any of those things don't happen it's game over.

It's Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday.

They have scheduled a full Premier league programme for the same day as the FA Cup Final, I wouldn't be surprised by anything any more.

So you'd get 10 pints for your £40. Think I'll give it a miss.

Or you could look at a more recent game (how about Bournemouth away for example? Or Swindon.) where we let a goal in but still went on to win.

I see Forecast has been back on the bench for the last couple of games. What happened to the keeper from Arsenal who we brought in on loan? He was sub against Swindon. Do the management not like the look of him, in which case has he gone back?

There is a gulf between our home and away form, but it doesn't seem to be the way you think it is. We have the second best away record in the league (1 point behind Brighton). We are 8th in the home league table.

We've scored 4 in a match 6 times under him for a start. In fact I think he maybe suffers as a result of that, as people clearly have started to expect that sort of performance every week.

It would be a failure, but you seem to blame Adkins for that when in reality it was wasting the first 6 weeks of the season that is costing us. We have been very consistent since then, and have had promotion standard levels of form pretty much since Nigel arrived at Saints.

I saw the Monkees in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire in the Summer of 2006.