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My new seat is 314 row U, I've had the relocation email.

Not bothered what the results are today, still after 2 for Everton. Will take 1 but would love 2.

New criteria, 9750 points tomorrow. No more criteria after that. As a side note, and a long shot, if anyone could help me with 1 or 2 for this it'd be greatly appreciated.

I'm after 2 but I'll take one. Anything, really. Let us know if you can help.

Yep, that's exactly what I'm getting at. I mean, once or twice at the start of the season and realising it's not working would be fine but they've persisted with it at every single home league match.

I give it my best shot. And no, it's not because we lost. I've been saying it all season, as I said if you read it. City square is fine for it, it's what it's there for. Just not on the pitch.

Couldn't agree more. There's a fundamental problem at the moment: people won't make noise unless it's all going well on the pitch. To put it another way, they wait until they're being entertained. Not what it's all about. Me and the people around me were trying to get it going but a lot weren't...

Start of the match last night it was actually fairly decent. The goal knocked a lot of people back though.

Yes, yes, another thing to moan about. But this has been doing my head in all season. Having the bloke singing blue moon on the pitch doesn't make me want to sing. It makes me want to stay outside the ground until the match kicks off. Why City are persisting with it I don't know, it's clearly...

Jesus. I wasn't aware a person's religion impacted on their rights to seek asylum in a particular country. Though it's of no surprise to me whatsoever that Farage is a bigot. I also don't know why he specified Syrian refugees in his original statement, as if they were more worthy of protection...

Jalfrezi. Great stuff.

You seem to have this mixed up. The stats on the link you've provided show a combined £25.5bn tax gap for business; you've only taken into account one element of it when others, such as legal interpretation, are part of the tax avoidance bracket.

Re: "Upstairs" — The Bluemoon Refugee Camp Starting to think we should rent this place out. I can think of a few people who might need it...

The worst part of that was Sajid Javid afterwards squirrelling out of it, having heard what would happen to people, using the usual rhetoric about blaming Labour, and deficits and spending without caring a jot about chucking thousands of families onto the street. Then he tries to say that the...

The privatisation of the social housing stock has caused untold problems in that regard. The reason the housing benefit bill is so high is because there is very, very little cheap social housing available, forcing people to live in houses owned by private landlords with much higher rents. The...

Capitalism is by definition an ideology of winners and losers. It's failed so many because that's what it was designed to do; as much as certain governments try to 'tame' capitalism or 'make it work for the ordinary person', it is impossible. The biggest example of this right now is how many...

I wasn't necessarily referring to one post in particular, I just saw 'bleeding heart liberalism' used and decided to work it in as an afterthought. This programme in itself doesn't really fit outside the pattern of reporting on welfare, which is what's annoyed me most; there is no alternate...

It's a shame that nowadays we are awash with programmes and reports like this, concentrating on one small group who use the welfare state and then passing it off as the face of 'welfare Britain' or words to that effect. Nowhere do we see programmes focusing on the positive effects of welfare...

Just had a reply from City on twitter, ticket info for this is out tomorrow

I thought it was 'he is a fucking manc'.