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It's official: Saints are the most entertaining side in Europe
8:30am Tuesday 16th October 2012 in Sport
They have become the great entertainers of Europe, generating more excitement than the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Games involving Saints are averaging more goals this season than any other team in the major leagues across the continent.
In the club’s seven Premier League matches so far this campaign, the ball has hit the back of the net a total of 32 times.
That works out at an average of 4.57 goals in every contest.
The figure is by far and away the most of any team in the English leagues, with Burnley’s 4.30 the only one that gets close.
Across the top European divisions it is also well in the lead.
Dutch giants PSV Eindhoven are the nearest, with 4.25 goals being averaged in each of their games in the Eredivisie.
Barcelona are the best value for goals in Spain, alongside Atletico Madrid, but those two clubs are still lagging behind on 3.71.
Roma are top in the same category in Italy, with 3.67, while Borussia Dortmund and Eintracht Frankfurt lead the way in Germany, on 3.71.
Saints’ figures have come about largely as a result of a porous defence, but also partly because of their threatening attack.
Of the 32 goals supporters have seen in their Premier League matches this campaign, 20 have been conceded by the team.
Six of those came in the thrashing away to Arsenal, while they have shipped three against Manchester City, Manchester United and Everton.
Saints are yet to keep a clean sheet in the league, with the closest they have come being the 4-1 home win against Aston Villa.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, their defensive stats are the worst across the top divisions in Europe, as well as the English leagues, averaging 2.86 goals against them every game.
The next worst is Dutch top-flight side VVV-Venlo, Maya Yoshida’s former club, on 2.63.
Comments(61)
magnette
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9:19am Tue 16 Oct 12
Personally, I'd prefer to watch a professional, organsized defence allowing their forwards to get a 1 - 0 victory.
magnette
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9:22am Tue 16 Oct 12
White and red till dead
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9:29am Tue 16 Oct 12
magnette wrote:Exactly. It's doubtful that Saints are the most entertaining, rather the teams that are banging the goals in against us!
Dunno what's entertaining about watching a defence running around like headless chickens while the opposition stand around in acres of space wondering where everyone has gone!
Personally, I'd prefer to watch a professional, organsized defence allowing their forwards to get a 1 - 0 victory.
St Retford
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9:31am Tue 16 Oct 12
I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.
Dickosfc
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9:34am Tue 16 Oct 12
.
and breath :-)
costa gaz
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9:42am Tue 16 Oct 12
St Retford wrote:Those days are gone St Ret, we did it in the lowers leagues but the EPL is a very different place.
You mean 'organised'.
I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.
As magnette says, a 1-0 victory would be much better than what is happening right now.
Time to start winning ugly, or the inevitable will surely happen.
magnette
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9:43am Tue 16 Oct 12
St Retford wrote:Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
You mean 'organised'.
I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.
GX Saint
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9:55am Tue 16 Oct 12
magnette wrote:No, Americans use 'ize' wherever they can. Good point about Oxford Uni preferring the Greek originating 'ize', but Cambridge Uni goes for 'ise'.
St Retford wrote: You mean 'organised'. I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
Confucious will sort it out.
franiow
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9:59am Tue 16 Oct 12
Rising_Son
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10:18am Tue 16 Oct 12
costa gaz wrote:5-4 would also be better, and less uglily to boot.
St Retford wrote:Those days are gone St Ret, we did it in the lowers leagues but the EPL is a very different place.
You mean 'organised'.
I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.
As magnette says, a 1-0 victory would be much better than what is happening right now.
Time to start winning ugly, or the inevitable will surely happen.
Confucious
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10:28am Tue 16 Oct 12
GX Saint wrote:Not wize to involve me, I was criticized at school for not organizing z and s. And yet I realized a good grade in English. Amasing - but it's a crasy old world.
magnette wrote:No, Americans use 'ize' wherever they can. Good point about Oxford Uni preferring the Greek originating 'ize', but Cambridge Uni goes for 'ise'.
St Retford wrote: You mean 'organised'. I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
Confucious will sort it out.
Anyhow - who'z been scoring our .57 of a goal per match?
Sainty saint saint
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11:06am Tue 16 Oct 12
GX Saint wrote:I can confirm that 'ize' is the OED preference, but 'ise' is (as well as being the Cambridge English preference) generally considered the correct form of written English for informal texts (including newspapers).
magnette wrote:No, Americans use 'ize' wherever they can. Good point about Oxford Uni preferring the Greek originating 'ize', but Cambridge Uni goes for 'ise'.
St Retford wrote: You mean 'organised'. I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
Confucious will sort it out.
Only academic textbooks that follow the Oxford English style (as well as all OUP books, obviously) would use 'ize'. English novels, etc. would tend to use 'ise' unless they're Americanized!
Americans use 'z' for everything, including words like analyze, which is incorrect even in Oxford English (greek route of these words is 'yse' NOT 'yze').
Hope that helps!
magnette
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11:06am Tue 16 Oct 12
Confucious wrote:Hooiveld, I think!
GX Saint wrote:Not wize to involve me, I was criticized at school for not organizing z and s. And yet I realized a good grade in English. Amasing - but it's a crasy old world.
magnette wrote:No, Americans use 'ize' wherever they can. Good point about Oxford Uni preferring the Greek originating 'ize', but Cambridge Uni goes for 'ise'.
St Retford wrote: You mean 'organised'. I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
Confucious will sort it out.
Anyhow - who'z been scoring our .57 of a goal per match?
Seedhouse the Unrepentant
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11:19am Tue 16 Oct 12
Confucious wrote:What doez Auntie Elzpeth think? Or iz zhe ztill upzet by that bloke who won't be going to Wet Zpam unless he apologizes? Zlugger.
GX Saint wrote:Not wize to involve me, I was criticized at school for not organizing z and s. And yet I realized a good grade in English. Amasing - but it's a crasy old world.
magnette wrote:No, Americans use 'ize' wherever they can. Good point about Oxford Uni preferring the Greek originating 'ize', but Cambridge Uni goes for 'ise'.
St Retford wrote: You mean 'organised'. I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
Confucious will sort it out.
Anyhow - who'z been scoring our .57 of a goal per match?
Strasbourg Saint
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11:42am Tue 16 Oct 12
GX Saint wrote:Yez, it'z a bit confuzing. Dezpite what I wrote on the other thread (yes, Seedhouse, 'summarissssssssssse
magnette wrote:No, Americans use 'ize' wherever they can. Good point about Oxford Uni preferring the Greek originating 'ize', but Cambridge Uni goes for 'ise'.
St Retford wrote: You mean 'organised'. I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
Confucious will sort it out.
d' with an S, not thoze ztupid American Zs) it'z not true that we Britz can only ever uze S - although the Yankz do only uze Z - az zaid above, it'z more about the zource (blame the Greekz - ezpecially, Sorba). However, if you only ever uze ISE, (according to Council of Europe ztandardz), even if it'z pozzible to uze IZE or ISE, you will be correct according to Britizh Englizh uzage.
Zee? It'z Eazy peazy.
Seedhouse the Unrepentant
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12:10pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Or should that be 'is the Echo'?
st1halo
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12:26pm Tue 16 Oct 12
STID
Block 34
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12:43pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Time to step up to the Premier League lingo-wize!!
angus mc coatup
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12:44pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Strasbourg Saint wrote:just to confuse the issue even more.
GX Saint wrote:Yez, it'z a bit confuzing. Dezpite what I wrote on the other thread (yes, Seedhouse, 'summarissssssssssse
magnette wrote:No, Americans use 'ize' wherever they can. Good point about Oxford Uni preferring the Greek originating 'ize', but Cambridge Uni goes for 'ise'.
St Retford wrote: You mean 'organised'. I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
Confucious will sort it out.
d' with an S, not thoze ztupid American Zs) it'z not true that we Britz can only ever uze S - although the Yankz do only uze Z - az zaid above, it'z more about the zource (blame the Greekz - ezpecially, Sorba). However, if you only ever uze ISE, (according to Council of Europe ztandardz), even if it'z pozzible to uze IZE or ISE, you will be correct according to Britizh Englizh uzage.
Zee? It'z Eazy peazy.
Isn't an eye an organ that would make it
organeyes wouldn't it.
or even organeyze. either way lets hope nigel gets us organeyzed against old fat heads team.
coys!!
rpjcheney
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1:29pm Tue 16 Oct 12
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
jezza
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1:37pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Mush On The Beach
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1:41pm Tue 16 Oct 12
rpjcheney wrote:Would it be a little pen1s called PTID?
It should be "is the Echo". All organisations are in the singular that way. I learnt that one the hard way after being persistently picked up on that by my grammar nazi teacher,
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
magnette
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1:42pm Tue 16 Oct 12
rpjcheney wrote:Is it a man's tongue cos a woman's is attached one end and usually got lashing coming off the other?
It should be "is the Echo". All organisations are in the singular that way. I learnt that one the hard way after being persistently picked up on that by my grammar nazi teacher,
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
ShakeyWiffles
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1:45pm Tue 16 Oct 12
rpjcheney wrote:Willy
It should be "is the Echo". All organisations are in the singular that way. I learnt that one the hard way after being persistently picked up on that by my grammar nazi teacher,
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
ShakeyWiffles
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1:46pm Tue 16 Oct 12
ShakeyWiffles wrote:I just wanted to write that :D (childish I know but hey - it amuses me)
rpjcheney wrote:Willy
It should be "is the Echo". All organisations are in the singular that way. I learnt that one the hard way after being persistently picked up on that by my grammar nazi teacher,
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
Mush On The Beach
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1:46pm Tue 16 Oct 12
angus mc coatup
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1:49pm Tue 16 Oct 12
jezza wrote:Is a tongue a muscle.surely if its only connected at one end,then that would make it a tentacle.
Tongue?
OSPREYSAINT
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1:49pm Tue 16 Oct 12
magnette
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1:56pm Tue 16 Oct 12
rpjcheney wrote:Or is it Ramirez's thigh muscle?
It should be "is the Echo". All organisations are in the singular that way. I learnt that one the hard way after being persistently picked up on that by my grammar nazi teacher,
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
Mush On The Beach
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1:59pm Tue 16 Oct 12
magnette wrote:Ouuuuchhh!!!!
rpjcheney wrote:Or is it Ramirez's thigh muscle?
It should be "is the Echo". All organisations are in the singular that way. I learnt that one the hard way after being persistently picked up on that by my grammar nazi teacher,
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
Hurry back Gaston, your fans await you
rpjcheney
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2:01pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Any news on Ramirez' injury? Never heard of a dead leg causing that kind of swelling before and I'd like to know if out £12m man is going to get back on the pitch to help us outscore our leaky defence before the January transfer window...
Snebs
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2:09pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Mush On The Beach
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2:26pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Snebs wrote:Their goalie Ali Al-Habsi was awarded man of the match.
Well I travelled 6000 miles to see the Wigan game and not sure I felt I was entertained that day. I would much rather be bored at the moment and win 1-0 please Nigel. I guess it is entertaining for the tv pundits to watch our defense run around like headless chickens or wait for Nigel to come out and espouse about KPI's. Frankly I am very concerned that Nigel has run out of ideas and managerial methods by which he can motivate the team. Perhaps an older and wiser defensive coach that can talk football may be a good idea NC please.
If we had taken half of the chances we created in the 1st half, game over.
So I think you are only telling half of the story of your 6000 miles for the day, but I would hope you enjoyed the experience regardless.
I don’t agree with your assessment of Nigel. I believe mistakes have been made yes, but I believe he still has a lot to offer and we will get it right for 90 minutes each week and pull away from the bottom 3.
murfmeister
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2:30pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Burton Saint
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2:32pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Mush On The Beach
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2:33pm Tue 16 Oct 12
murfmeister wrote:Chelsea bought Gary Cahill form Bolton on the season they got relegated and he now plays for England .... Trouble Ye Not
what troubles me is we get Maya Yoshida from the team with the 2nd worst defence in the whole of europe and expect ours to get better?
Mush On The Beach
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2:39pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Burton Saint wrote:Are you sure? I would suggest an alternative ... They were talking about experiences at Poopey and said BURN THEE!!! Dial 999. or then again let’s keep quiet
Off message but Steve Cotterill and Michael Appleton were in MB So'ton this lunchtime. Overheard the word 'Burnley'. Off to the bookies! tee hee.
Confucious
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3:04pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:She's not speaking to me at present Zeedhouze as she (mistakenly) thinks I put cling film over the downstairs toilet pan before the Women's Institute meeting at her house. Mrs Willoughby-Thompson pizzed all over her Jimmy Choo shoez.
Confucious wrote:What doez Auntie Elzpeth think? Or iz zhe ztill upzet by that bloke who won't be going to Wet Zpam unless he apologizes? Zlugger.
GX Saint wrote:Not wize to involve me, I was criticized at school for not organizing z and s. And yet I realized a good grade in English. Amasing - but it's a crasy old world.
magnette wrote:No, Americans use 'ize' wherever they can. Good point about Oxford Uni preferring the Greek originating 'ize', but Cambridge Uni goes for 'ise'.
St Retford wrote: You mean 'organised'. I don't mind our defence letting in lots of goals so long as we score more than we concede. Once we get Gaston playing regularly we'll smash this league to bits and win every game 5-4.Bizarrely, only newspapers and Americans spell organized with a "s". It's a word with a Greek origin and they use a "z" as does the OED. We will have to wait for StrasbourgSaint to confirm that - he's the English maestro. Over to you Strasbourg?
Confucious will sort it out.
Anyhow - who'z been scoring our .57 of a goal per match?
Still, a day without her is like a neck without pain.
PTID1898
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3:51pm Tue 16 Oct 12
SO50 Saint
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3:55pm Tue 16 Oct 12
For the record I don't fancy our chances of not letting in any at West Ham just hope Andy Carroll plays tonight and picks up an injury, I can't see our current defence being able to cope with him
saintand266
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3:57pm Tue 16 Oct 12
PTID1898 wrote:See you finished school for the day.Hope Channers hurries up and turns poopey in to the most entertaining team in the conference .
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
mack chinnon
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4:02pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Mush On The Beach wrote:Agree Mush.
Snebs wrote:Their goalie Ali Al-Habsi was awarded man of the match.
Well I travelled 6000 miles to see the Wigan game and not sure I felt I was entertained that day. I would much rather be bored at the moment and win 1-0 please Nigel. I guess it is entertaining for the tv pundits to watch our defense run around like headless chickens or wait for Nigel to come out and espouse about KPI's. Frankly I am very concerned that Nigel has run out of ideas and managerial methods by which he can motivate the team. Perhaps an older and wiser defensive coach that can talk football may be a good idea NC please.
If we had taken half of the chances we created in the 1st half, game over.
So I think you are only telling half of the story of your 6000 miles for the day, but I would hope you enjoyed the experience regardless.
I don’t agree with your assessment of Nigel. I believe mistakes have been made yes, but I believe he still has a lot to offer and we will get it right for 90 minutes each week and pull away from the bottom 3.
Strasbourg Saint
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4:04pm Tue 16 Oct 12
ShakeyWiffles wrote:No he won't.
rpjcheney wrote:Willy
It should be "is the Echo". All organisations are in the singular that way. I learnt that one the hard way after being persistently picked up on that by my grammar nazi teacher,
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
mack chinnon
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4:12pm Tue 16 Oct 12
PTID1898 wrote:Come on Shrewsbury.
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
St Retford
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4:43pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Snebs wrote:Did you really travel 6,000 miles just to watch the Wigan game?
Well I travelled 6000 miles to see the Wigan game and not sure I felt I was entertained that day. I would much rather be bored at the moment and win 1-0 please Nigel. I guess it is entertaining for the tv pundits to watch our defense run around like headless chickens or wait for Nigel to come out and espouse about KPI's. Frankly I am very concerned that Nigel has run out of ideas and managerial methods by which he can motivate the team. Perhaps an older and wiser defensive coach that can talk football may be a good idea NC please.
Snebs
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4:54pm Tue 16 Oct 12
angus mc coatup
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5:35pm Tue 16 Oct 12
PTID1898 wrote:this mussel is definitely detatched at both ends
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
saintshorse101
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6:35pm Tue 16 Oct 12
PTID1898 wrote:poopey till you die, do you really think you can have a dig at southampton fc for being `entertaining`? your poor excuse for a club has given us some of the most `entertaining` moments in football for years! how many admins, who owns and when, whos selling to who? you couldnt make it up! even eastenders wouldnt have a story like that!
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
on a serious note, is Birch not doing a deal yet as he knows that channers wont pass the fit and proper test and the trust havent got the funds? is he trying to get another real bidder in before he has to fold your club? i dont think it looks good for you!
hates the skates
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9:10pm Tue 16 Oct 12
OSPREYSAINT
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9:12pm Tue 16 Oct 12
angus mc coatup wrote:Shellfish if you ask me.
PTID1898 wrote:this mussel is definitely detatched at both ends
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
OSPREYSAINT
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9:13pm Tue 16 Oct 12
St Retford wrote:He has posted the same tale twice so I guess he did.
Snebs wrote:Did you really travel 6,000 miles just to watch the Wigan game?
Well I travelled 6000 miles to see the Wigan game and not sure I felt I was entertained that day. I would much rather be bored at the moment and win 1-0 please Nigel. I guess it is entertaining for the tv pundits to watch our defense run around like headless chickens or wait for Nigel to come out and espouse about KPI's. Frankly I am very concerned that Nigel has run out of ideas and managerial methods by which he can motivate the team. Perhaps an older and wiser defensive coach that can talk football may be a good idea NC please.
hates the skates
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9:14pm Tue 16 Oct 12
angus mc coatup
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9:21pm Tue 16 Oct 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:well, I whelkome your opinion!
angus mc coatup wrote:Shellfish if you ask me.
PTID1898 wrote:this mussel is definitely detatched at both ends
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
hates the skates
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9:27pm Tue 16 Oct 12
Snebs wrote:whats wrong with signing mikel sivestre for 3 months or so hes a free agent and he has to b better than the crap we got calling their self defenders at the moment!!! surely the ostrich wit his head in the sand knows this........NA., any one know his email, or someone wit a size 12??? to give him a kick in the **** and free his head and then he might just might see it how we see it, if not specsavers do good deal on glasses dont they??? think his are broke
Well I travelled 6000 miles to see the Wigan game and not sure I felt I was entertained that day. I would much rather be bored at the moment and win 1-0 please Nigel. I guess it is entertaining for the tv pundits to watch our defense run around like headless chickens or wait for Nigel to come out and espouse about KPI's. Frankly I am very concerned that Nigel has run out of ideas and managerial methods by which he can motivate the team. Perhaps an older and wiser defensive coach that can talk football may be a good idea NC please.
hates the skates
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9:31pm Tue 16 Oct 12
rpjcheney wrote:yeah the dick attached to your head!!!!! ha ha-u left ur self open to that
It should be "is the Echo". All organisations are in the singular that way. I learnt that one the hard way after being persistently picked up on that by my grammar nazi teacher,
On the biological front, I have a little teaser for you: What is the only muscle in the male body that is connected at one end rather than two?
OSPREYSAINT
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9:31pm Tue 16 Oct 12
angus mc coatup wrote:Oysters them up, winkle out the bores, they clam up and we don't get their pearls of wisdom.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:well, I whelkome your opinion!
angus mc coatup wrote:Shellfish if you ask me.
PTID1898 wrote:this mussel is definitely detatched at both ends
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
angus mc coatup
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9:42pm Tue 16 Oct 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:warms the cockles ov me art so It does!
angus mc coatup wrote:Oysters them up, winkle out the bores, they clam up and we don't get their pearls of wisdom.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:well, I whelkome your opinion!
angus mc coatup wrote:Shellfish if you ask me.
PTID1898 wrote:this mussel is definitely detatched at both ends
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
randre
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10:00pm Tue 16 Oct 12
PTID1898 wrote:If you really do want a pup I can put you in touch with a seller, they are members of the kennel club too. Let me know puppy boy.
I wouldn't call it entertaining,I would call it comical and laughable as you keep leaking goals and there is more to come starting at West Ham,how many you going to let in this week I say another 3,PUP
holburyhalo
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10:01pm Tue 16 Oct 12
OSPREYSAINT
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11:22pm Tue 16 Oct 12
holburyhalo wrote:I disagree, the worst comedy script writer in the world couldn't make up whats happening at Nottarf. It might be a source of bemusement to us, it is very sad for them.
PTID & PUP you have necks like jockeys bollards,because the mouth have been the biggist comic series since dads army & the two ronnies its just a shame nobodies doing porridge
Rob The Saint NOT in NZ says...
8:47am Tue 16 Oct 12