Red from afar

No it's not, but I wouldn't expect much more from the BBC, they seem obsessed with '5 reasons why' click bait style stories these days.

Nigel Pearson: Bristol City manager 'bemused' by lack of penalties awarded - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64212682 Seems they're becoming aware.

That was my first match, in the shed with my Dad and brother. Set my expectations of being a City fan a little high unfortunately.

A couple of work colleagues who are season ticket holders at Rotherham were were worried earlier in the week about the game getting called off due to a frozen pitch. Apparently it wasn't deemed economical to put undersoil heating in due to size of the ground. If it wasn't when the ground was built, it definitely wouldn't be now.

It said they could be collected from Rotherham when I booked mine.

No, it's still there.

Many light aircraft get their hot air from running the ambient air around an exhaust shroud to heat it up before entering the cabin. The aircraft concerned had a similar system. Obviously, if there's a leak from the exhaust into the shroud, it mixes with the air and pumps straight into the cabin. Many pilots of light aircraft won't use the heating systems for this reason.