I would imagine that joining them would break the rule. So why join them? A dozen separate flags held up next to each other will work.

Or a LOT of blokes with one letter painted on their torso.

What a shame.

Every time she said "bebe" I thought of the crap Man Utd forward.

wils wrote: ↑30 Jan 2026, 11:16 Does anyone know the rules for acceptable size and where you can get a fire cert if you need it?

Solution: multiple pieces of banner within acceptable size, with fire certificate, stood side-by-side.

Depends if he paid face value.

If you moved somewhere better this wouldn't be a problem.

Better than lying to strangers on the internet.

Nowt weirder than folk who travel everywhere to watch England play. I did France in 2016 and would do another tournament that was easy to get to, and reasonably priced. Did meet quite a few oddballs who didn't support a club team and were from places like Kettering, who follow England everywhere. S...

Ta - although I'm not sure whether that means getting there or getting knocked out!

For reference - a ticket for the AFCON Final on Sunday is £32.

And ten times what tickets for every England game - including the Final - at Euro 24 cost IN TOTAL.

I cracked and applied for a Final ticket. Delighted to be lending FIFA $4185 for six+ months. A lot of England fans were cancelling their applications in the last few days so they could reapply for different ticket bands/more tickets, so things like that will make up some of that 17,000. I'd love to...

Happy birthday Cough!

What do you get out of this? Isn't Twitter better for such nonsense?

Football is the most popular sport in South Africa and South Korea.

Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑22 Dec 2025, 18:21 Didn't Europe have gridiron football once? London Monarchs.

You'll all be delighted to hear that I'm going to it again - although I'm only missing Tottenham away. Got a ticket for the 3rd Place but not the Final yet, so desperately need Morocco to get knocked out ASAP. Won't be as good as the last one where we went to Nigeria, Benin, Togo and Ghana on the wa...

I was reading about the draw and tickets. Ball I saw this, the final ain't going to be cheap. "The cheapest ticket for the 2026 final costs $2,030 (£1,510), and the most expensive is $6,000 (£4,462)." The draw is not easy to understand. If you are first out of your pot it seems pretty str...

Alan - you have to press the red button then scroll through all the divisions until you see EFL Trophy at the bottom.

Annoying that you can't watch this on Sky Go.

Confirmed by the Club.

This had better be a silence today, not applause.

A dull one, but Coldplay. Parachutes is completely different (and good).

Absolutely NOT Biscoff. They will only stand a momentary dunk.

Caramel Digestives are the correct answer. Solid, plus the caramel is wonderful heated up.

Following England at tournaments hasn't been a cheap thing for a long time. A glance at my office wall tells me I paid $150 for my Argentina-England ticket at Japan 2002, $200 for my Germany-England ticket At South Africa 2010 and $285 for Croatia-England at Russia 2018. It obviously shouldn't cost ...

Mex - it wasn't your comment I was replying to. You're absolutely right about ticket prices for this WC, but what I said below about the Euros means what Mmdc said isn't true - I paid c£330 for ALL of England's games at the Euros last year, including the Final. That's great value. I haven't bought i...

From Viagogo who are the secondary resale option, just looked at the USA first game in San Francisco, i think. Match Day 4 USA V TBD (so dont even know the opposition yet) but only 10% of tickets available, in GBP from 1027 for Category 4 (the cheapest option) to GBP 188,143 (thats not a typo!!!!) ...