Phil and Teds Dot V1 inc double kit, pannier, rain cover, spare inner tube

Hi, We are looking at potential property on Overhill Road. We have a 4 year old daughter that just started reception, but are thining of this being a longer term move covering both primary and secondary options.  In terms of schooling option, it feels like Overhill is a bit of a grey zone? For primary it seems like there is Goodrich and Horniman primary (we are not religious) and the Harris Option for secondary.  My wife is not too keen on Harris Academy schools and Charter East seems to be far away / out of catchment. I am keen to secure state schooling for both, if possible. Thank you

Fair point, those do look pretty eye-watering for the average fan. Maybe the first tranche is aimed somewhat at the corporate hospitality market? FIFA did make a huge cock-up with the Club World Cup pricing and had to heavily discount even the semi-final, so there's still hope of some cheap tickets. I can't imagine Cabo Verde vs Uzbekistan on a wet Wednesday night would be a sell-out, unless New York or Los Angeles have a 'Verdeville' or 'Little Tashkent'. Of far greater concern is that Budweiser will be the only beer available in the stadia. That's reason enough to boycott the whole thing. FIFA seem deaf to any concerns about the quantity of football being played. There are going to be more inconsequential games, but for many 'elite' players, like Kane, Mbappe and Bellingham, this will be their third summer tournament on the bounce. They'll be knackered and that's got to affect the quality of the bigger matches.  

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