Well isn’t the whole world looking a little brighter today the sun is out, we’re top of the bottom half of the table, 10th favourites to get relegated and have Mansfield away up next which doesn’t look like at an automatic loss - not saying we won’t lose but all 3 results feel equally possible.

Never heard of it Bob, sorry… 🤷🏻‍♂️

Anyone out there who actually uses HEY?

Laurence - thanks very much for your response

Dreadful that this keeps happening, and it should serve to remind the doubters why it’s important to keep highlighting the fact that there’s no room for hate in football (nor elsewhere either…) [Link]

Surrey Bob - The TrustPilot reviews are here. [Link] Their general customer service has been transferred to South Africa.

Surrey Bob - Hey broadband are apart of F&W Network, and this comes up, which may be good? F&W Networks and UK ISP Hey! Broadband Cut e-Waste by Reusing Routers.

There should be a number of different WiFi connections around Plough Lane including a guest login, also hospitality and expo. There are also dedicated high speed connections too. Media I believe remains the highest speed with both WiFi and direct ethernet connections. I use UW as I have done since I first got a mobile in 2001 and the company sit on the EE network.

Following on from last night's conversation in here, does anyone in here have any experience of using HEY as their ISP. Asking for an elderly neighbour. I've never heard of them but is appears they are really cheap - quite possibly wrongly, that starts alarm bells ringing for me but I've found that is because they claim not to use (therefore not pay for) BT, Virgin or other infrastructure for access to properties and prefer to dig up everything - paving stones, block paving, gardens etc just to gain access. Any first hand help or advice out there?

I'm with EE after Virgin decided to put my TV and broadband (and by association my mobile) up by an eye watering amount. Never an issue although I do have to turn my WiFi off at Plough Lane as it defaults to the club's very slow connection.

I’m on Vodafone directly and never had issues with signal at PL, for what it’s worth

On EE - great service insude PL, unlimited wifi £9.99/month.

I'm with Lebara (which I think is based on Vodafone). I generally get a good signal in PL, even at busy times.

Agree Keefy ,Been with Tesco for about 10 years can't fault them and their O2 network

I have SIM only Sky Mobile contract. They also piggyback on the O2 network. I've given up even trying now to get online inside Plough Lane because of network congestion. At half time while everyone is browsing on their phones I'm usually either talking to the people I sit near or just staring into space. Occasionally, I'm more successful at away games. Barnsley was fine. Sky Mobile deny they have a lower network priority than direct O2 customers but it is pretty obvious they do as my wife used to be with O2 directly and she didn't have the network congestion issues I have, Wembley last May being a good example.

Ihave a Tesco sim that uses 02 been very happy with their coverage.

It is part of the John Radcliffe Kitey, I'm visiting the Bone Infection Unit, I have osteomyelitis and currently have about a tsp of pus leaving my leg each week. They are world leaders and you have to get referred there by consultants who can't do anymore. There are some videos on YouTube of the work they do, that seems so obvious, yet most hospitals can't work that way. I have researched this to death their work and the team there is a super group of limb salvage. This appointment is my first visit there, but expect to be an inpatient soon after.

Is that the John Radcliffe, Alan?

Yeah get on wifi and everyone gets the same preference/priority. But if you’re on the O2 mobile network and it gets busy then GiffGaff customers go to the back of the queue.

Didn't know that Trigger, I will be sure to test the WiFi at the hospital I'm visiting in Oxford next week, would hate to go there and find its sub optimal. Been with Giffgaff for years, only twice have I been without a decent connection. London stadium was one, and the Isle of Wight festival was the other. Probably volume of users, as the site is normally decent, but EE and Sky ( I think) were sponsoring the event. Pretty shitty thing to do if network jamming was going on, which I would be surprised at, although it seems that is unlikely iyswim

So far I've counted 7 pundits for the snooker final session. Why?

I was on a low tariff monthly contract with giffgaff and they wouldn't stop bombarding me with emails about not using the phone enough, so I moved to Smarty who seem far better, though I don't know how good the Three network is.

Giffgaff give you decent pricing but you pay for it by being last in the queue on the network. Lowest priority on the O2 network that’s why you’ll get nowt at a football stadium.

WAWF Pub Quiz II and raffle tickets are now on sale! When: March 22 Where: The Alex, Wimbledon Win: Signed shirts, memorabilia and more! Special guests TBC Max 4 per team, first come first served (last one was a sell-out so get in fast and all that) Full deets and how to purchase your entries can be found online at: [Link] Hope to see you there!

I don’t know why we don’t get some money from some network provider to supply free captive WiFi in the stadium - that way people can decide for themselves whether they want to sign up and use it or not… 🤷🏻‍♂️