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Brilliant idea

I can really appreciate that the lack of green spaces and parks etc will affect long term mental health.

And the problem with Spencer banging on about it is that apart from the cash he is earning nothing useful will be gained from the tittle tattle. It's not looking at if the royals are benefiting the country or not but muck raking. Those that don't like the king will simply believe the poison and those that like him will reject it. That the BBC political reporters are involved in this is not to their credit.

I'm usually a big defender of the BBC. I think it is a bit pathetic that they are going to devote an interview on a political show with Charles Spencer over his family spat with the king.

How many chances do we give away sodding about at the back and how many can we create in our own final third.

Is that over a 3 year contract?

Every match seems to end like a damp squib

How times change. I remember watching The Dammed United and Brian Clough was trying to convince Peter Taylor that Brighton was a football backwater. Now with a London by the sea image the place and the football team is fashionable

Funny how south coast clubs on the up and a lesser light of London out doing bigger sides in the smoke

Everyone except the owner and cronies knows this won't work. All our early fears are coming to pass.

Stevenage walloped Barnsley. We look inferior to both of these. Martin must go

Almost inevitable with this manager and club mentality. Early goal, early sending off but hey ho instead of pushing on that's your lot

Everyone knows he will go eventually but how much damage will be done while the club dithers

We find so many embarrassing ways not to win a match

I remember having the dvd some years ago. Very good film with Bogart on the wrong side of the law.

Yes. As I said previously Charles Spencer appears to want to rake over the coals for money.

Trouble is the media loves gossip and stirring the pot and some people lap it up.

Yep definitely remember watching Keith Fordyce and Cathy McGowan and this show. I've got an early memory of watching this then going with my older brother to watch Zulu

Can't see any other reason Charles Spencer wanted to drag it all up again other to make a few quid.

Heartbreaking

Reminds me that James Stagg did get a brief portrayal in the 1962 epic The Longest Day. What I found remarkable about that film is that Richard Todd actually took part in the action at Pegasus Bridge that is shown in the film. He actually met the officer he played John Howard on the bridge that night.

Both against Plymouth and Stockport the wins have still left the distinct impression we were lucky to get away with all the points. This and the negative results leave me very concerned that we will struggle to get up the league table.

The club is always finding ways to be embarrassing

But he hasn't

Crap football but worst of all not effective and the team gets well beaten more often that not