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The thing that strikes me about the stand is that - at best - it won't open until 2027/28. Nearly 10 years after it first had planning permission. Albion had final planning permission for Falmer in Sept 2007. The stadium opened 4 years later.

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They never actually had a fee - they just originally only allowed it if you had a ST + (a souped up season ticket that costs £50 extra) - but Parish did a u turn. Now normal ST holders can share tickets for no fee with a paid member (Palace have varied membership schemes from £25 upwards) - and...

Bloom, as of the last accounts, has invested £427m into the Albion (via interest free loans, shareholdings). Albion have a smaller amount of bank borrowing as well. Estimates of the cost of the Amex are in the 90-100m range. https://twitter.com/KieranMaguire/status/1508483608717234178 Palace...

I think it’s 28% if you look at the average weekly ! - forgive my maths …

I see Palace weekly wage bill is nearly 30% higher than Albion (source : some Dullard) https://twitter.com/kieranmaguire/status/1534793046377779201?s=21&t=ZCFiYFfuarCZ1kQG5UmGxQ

Its reportedly in a draft white paper on gambling that the DCMS is working on .>> https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61532033

More Palace news. They've ditched the Malaysian online "betting platform" W88 after a 2 year deal in favour of the UK private equity owned car sales company - Cinch - as their new shirt sponsors. A rumoured imminent ban on EPL having betting companies as shirt sponsors might be related.

Latest on Zaha was this from Hodgson on Friday. ""It is only one week, maybe slightly more, into his muscle injury, so we are anticipating it will take more time ...for him to recover."

So next week, i guess, will be the Mind the Gap Derby. If we win - we go above Palace on goal difference.