How you know if you are in the "Friend Zone", "End Zone" or "Danger Zone"?

How would you know if you are in the "Friend Zone", "End Zone" or "Danger Zone"? Click here and enlarge the image which display this question by a diagrammatic kind of a story, at last you will find three answers. 
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Confusion over legality of Parking - "TORRES AND JUAN MATA"

Park strife: Chelsea's Juan Mata is approached by a traffic warden following lunch with team-mate Fernando Torres in South Kensington, London. 

He’s used to being watched closely by opposition defenders, now it appears traffic wardens are getting to grips with Chelsea’s Juan Mata.

The Spain star was enjoying lunch in central London with team-mate and compatriot Fernando Torres when confusion reigned over the legality of his parking.

The issue was soon resolved, however, and Mata was more than happy to pose for a snap with the enforcement officer, who landed his own picture exclusive.

In the frame: Mata was more than happy to pose for a snap with the warden

 

Dinner date: Mata and Torres had been enjoying lunch at Jak's on Walton Street

Just the ticket: Mata was pictured using the ticket machine

PRINCE WILLIAM-MY SON WIL FOLLOW ME BY BEING AN ASTON VILLA FAN

LONDON  - Britain's Prince William has vowed his son will follow in his father's footsteps by becoming an Aston Villa fan.

William, second in line to the British throne behind his father, Prince Charles, said he was keen to ensure the recently christened Prince George was present the next time Aston Villa defeated Manchester United. 

"When (Aston) Villa thrash Man U at Villa Park, my son will be there," said William in a video message released ahead of the Football Association's (FA) 150th anniversary gala dinner in London on Saturday. 

William, who is the president of the FA, will make the opening address at the dinner where the global guest list will include Sepp Blatter, president of football's world governing body Fifa and his Uefa counterpart Michel Platini, the former France midfielder.