Ex-Saints boss to swoop for Lallana? (From Daily Echo)

mbetts wrote:
What's the Ramirez rumours? More Echo propaganda? If we go down, then I expect our better players to go, that just happens, but I also hope they stay and fight to keep us up for the whole season.

kent141 wrote:
£5m ...... Bite their hand off for a very overated average player.

BracknellSaint wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£5m ...... Bite their hand off for a very overated average player.

Ssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhh
14.12.12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
NINE

Jesus_02 wrote:
RE Ramerez:

Aparently

He said: "Me to Fiorentina? It would be nice, they are playing very well and I like coach (Vincenzo) Montella.
"In every game the team are having fun, they have great quality. Why not? I'd come back in Italy, I like it and I was fine there."

Bigger news than Lallana to Newcastle £5m - More likely Ba to Saints for £5!

Sistermum wrote:
Morning ladies. Well theres's no smoke without fire is there. £5m is very good money for a move which can only be of benefit to him and of course, a move to a far bigger club. Don't begrudge him his chance. Bye-bye Adam, take your chance with both hands.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Sistermum wrote: Morning ladies. Well theres's no smoke without fire is there. £5m is very good money for a move which can only be of benefit to him and of course, a move to a far bigger club. Don't begrudge him his chance. Bye-bye Adam, take your chance with both hands.

Talking out of your nether regions, why would a young bloke who has just had his first kid want to go through the massive upheaval of moving to the other end of the Country to join a Club that is little better than the one he is currently Captaining? It won't be for the money and there is little chance of bettering his lot there.

Dickosfc wrote:
Lallana - not gonna happen!! He's a Saint through and through.
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Ramirez – lost in translation!! Don’t do your head in by this, the lad is from South America and got asked a question which he simply answered probably not knowing what he was going on about. End of!!

seventh-junction wrote:
£5m is no where near enough for one of the most talented midfield players in the PL. Slap a £20m price tag on him and tell Pardew to do one and stop deaming
COYR FOADP...Roll on 14.12.12

SO50 Saint wrote:
I think his name kinda gives it away Osprey only in Portsmouth can your sister also be your mother

Saints + Wigan fan II wrote:
phahaha 5m, joke. we wouldnt take less than 15! COYR

Sistermum wrote:
Just for clarity, I am a former Saints season ticket holder and barely clinging to my beliefs under negative Nigel. I have also resigned myself to Pompey's cause and follow their plight intently. It so easily could have been us. I really do hope that they survive, unlike most saints fans. Incoming......

Sistermum wrote:
Deduce what you will, by your own means.I don't expect any of the goofy idiots on here that continually slate others to share my opinion. However, others will, but won't admit it. I simply do not like the fact we are shooting (or not) above our weight and would be much more comfortable going down a division only to come back stronger. I just hope we can and the delusions will then stop.Let's be realistic!

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Sistermum wrote:
Just for clarity, I am a former Saints season ticket holder and barely clinging to my beliefs under negative Nigel. I have also resigned myself to Pompey's cause and follow their plight intently. It so easily could have been us. I really do hope that they survive, unlike most saints fans. Incoming......

What in the trade is regarded as a traitor?

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Sistermum wrote: Deduce what you will, by your own means.I don't expect any of the goofy idiots on here that continually slate others to share my opinion. However, others will, but won't admit it. I simply do not like the fact we are shooting (or not) above our weight and would be much more comfortable going down a division only to come back stronger. I just hope we can and the delusions will then stop.Let's be realistic!

"goofy idiots", not helping your cause is it? Realistic? I think most of the sensible posters on here are realistic, but are always looking for positives, not the classic drip, drip from posters like yourself. If you cannot appreciate the dream and cannot support the team, go and support someone else, Pompey is not the answer, you need a succesful side, like Arsenal, or Manchester City, didn't they do well last night!

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Just another reader wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Someone's been on the Christmas sherry a bit early!

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Southampton Dominance wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
£5m is no where near enough for one of the most talented midfield players in the PL. Slap a £20m price tag on him and tell Pardew to do one and stop deaming
COYR FOADP...Roll on 14.12.12

Oh my! Here's another one! Dearie, are you sure a 20 mill asking price does him justice? Shouldn't we be looking to sell him for a world transfer record! Foolish, seventh, foolish! Let me guess, you are one of the Echo Stepford wives? How amusing!

Velleity wrote:
sssshhhhhh!

Ontario Saint wrote:
Feel really sorry for Pompey supporters who have been shafted by unscrupulous owners who have as much as bankrupted their Club.
Saints had their problems but currently have a marvellous organisation with premiership football , huge financial backing and a Manager who has performed miracles with back to back promotions.
Saints also have a youth system and training facilities that are second to none.
As long as the recent improvement continues Saints will survive in the Premiership and the 5 year plan they had WILL become a reality.
As for amalgamating Saints & Pompey
it makes no sense to amalgamate whatsoever.The foundations Saints have built, they will move higher and in a couple of years have the potential to be playing in the Champions league
I feel very sorry for Pompey fans who have so little to offer to potential investors, their only hope might come from the fans themselves who can make a donation to help them survive. A very sad situation.

mack chinnon wrote:

Ontario Saint wrote: Feel really sorry for Pompey supporters who have been shafted by unscrupulous owners who have as much as bankrupted their Club. Saints had their problems but currently have a marvellous organisation with premiership football , huge financial backing and a Manager who has performed miracles with back to back promotions. Saints also have a youth system and training facilities that are second to none. As long as the recent improvement continues Saints will survive in the Premiership and the 5 year plan they had WILL become a reality. As for amalgamating Saints & Pompey it makes no sense to amalgamate whatsoever.The foundations Saints have built, they will move higher and in a couple of years have the potential to be playing in the Champions league I feel very sorry for Pompey fans who have so little to offer to potential investors, their only hope might come from the fans themselves who can make a donation to help them survive. A very sad situation.

W.T.F.I.L.N. 8 MORE SLEEPS. COME ON TRANMERE.

Sistermum wrote:
Deduce what you will, by your own means.I don't expect any of the goofy idiots on here that continually slate others to share my opinion. However, others will, but won't admit it. I simply do not like the fact we are shooting (or not) above our weight and would be much more comfortable going down a division only to come back stronger. I just hope we can and the delusions will then stop.Let's be realistic!

Sistermum wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Sistermum wrote: Deduce what you will, by your own means.I don't expect any of the goofy idiots on here that continually slate others to share my opinion. However, others will, but won't admit it. I simply do not like the fact we are shooting (or not) above our weight and would be much more comfortable going down a division only to come back stronger. I just hope we can and the delusions will then stop.Let's be realistic!

"goofy idiots", not helping your cause is it? Realistic? I think most of the sensible posters on here are realistic, but are always looking for positives, not the classic drip, drip from posters like yourself. If you cannot appreciate the dream and cannot support the team, go and support someone else, Pompey is not the answer, you need a succesful side, like Arsenal, or Manchester City, didn't they do well last night!

Appreciating a dream only if it has any chance of reality. I've been following Saints for over 40 years so please don't tell me what I should or should not be saying. I've earned my right to comment. If you really knew anything about what you spouted, you too would realise you cannot change your allegiances in life. It's in the blood. Like your family. But back to the football, too much too soon for us I'm afraid....

Southampton Dominance wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
£5m is no where near enough for one of the most talented midfield players in the PL. Slap a £20m price tag on him and tell Pardew to do one and stop deaming
COYR FOADP...Roll on 14.12.12

Oh my! Here's another one! Dearie, are you sure a 20 mill asking price does him justice? Shouldn't we be looking to sell him for a world transfer record! Foolish, seventh, foolish! Let me guess, you are one of the Echo Stepford wives? How amusing!

kent141 wrote:
£5m ...... Bite their hand off for a very overated average player.

GX Saint wrote:

Sistermum wrote:
Deduce what you will, by your own means.I don't expect any of the goofy idiots on here that continually slate others to share my opinion. However, others will, but won't admit it. I simply do not like the fact we are shooting (or not) above our weight and would be much more comfortable going down a division only to come back stronger. I just hope we can and the delusions will then stop.Let's be realistic!

So you were presumably disappointed that we were promoted last year. How curious. And you've come up with the expression 'shooting above our weight' - there are no weight divisions in shooting, light people can shoot as well as heavy people. You've obviously heard a phrase and thought it sounded good but regrettably got it wrong.
Do you not think that if we went down two divisions we'd do really well again in League 1?
The Premiership is a learning curve (not unlike a shooting curve in your world) and we are getting there slowly. 17th this year is fine and, as someone said yesterday, mid-table anonymity after that. If you are more comfortable in the Championship, support a Championship club.

CB FRY LIVES wrote:
I think the rot set in during the rupert lowe era when Wayne Bridge went to chelsea..One of the benefits of leaving THE DELL , according to the gospel of Saint Rupert ,was that we wouldn't have to be a selling club anymore.How wrong was he about that one.
I think Adam L will stay at Southampton as long as we remain in the Prem.but should we go down then i fear the floodgates will open and many of our young stars will succomb to the lure of filthy lucre.I imagine that the agents have already got done deals up their sleeves if the doomsday relegation scenario comes to pass.

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

kent141 wrote:
Ramirez was a very poor signing and a waste of £12m,he has been found out in the games he has played...

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
NINE

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

GX Saint wrote:

Sistermum wrote: Deduce what you will, by your own means.I don't expect any of the goofy idiots on here that continually slate others to share my opinion. However, others will, but won't admit it. I simply do not like the fact we are shooting (or not) above our weight and would be much more comfortable going down a division only to come back stronger. I just hope we can and the delusions will then stop.Let's be realistic!

So you were presumably disappointed that we were promoted last year. How curious. And you've come up with the expression 'shooting above our weight' - there are no weight divisions in shooting, light people can shoot as well as heavy people. You've obviously heard a phrase and thought it sounded good but regrettably got it wrong. Do you not think that if we went down two divisions we'd do really well again in League 1? The Premiership is a learning curve (not unlike a shooting curve in your world) and we are getting there slowly. 17th this year is fine and, as someone said yesterday, mid-table anonymity after that. If you are more comfortable in the Championship, support a Championship club.

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
NINE

I knew you were going to say that, I would like to add they have a maximum of one more giro to go

Sistermum wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Ontario Saint wrote: Feel really sorry for Pompey supporters who have been shafted by unscrupulous owners who have as much as bankrupted their Club. Saints had their problems but currently have a marvellous organisation with premiership football , huge financial backing and a Manager who has performed miracles with back to back promotions. Saints also have a youth system and training facilities that are second to none. As long as the recent improvement continues Saints will survive in the Premiership and the 5 year plan they had WILL become a reality. As for amalgamating Saints & Pompey it makes no sense to amalgamate whatsoever.The foundations Saints have built, they will move higher and in a couple of years have the potential to be playing in the Champions league I feel very sorry for Pompey fans who have so little to offer to potential investors, their only hope might come from the fans themselves who can make a donation to help them survive. A very sad situation.

W.T.F.I.L.N. 8 MORE SLEEPS. COME ON TRANMERE.

Don't get too excited. I don't think you will see or hear the result that you crave. There is a lot going on behind the scenes as I hear it. Personally I hope PFC survive. It wouldn't be the same without them. I'm sure many real Saints and football fans in general would not like to see any club fold.It so easily could have been us.

kent141 wrote:
£5m ...... Bite their hand off for a very overated average player.

SaintinCanada wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
NINE

I knew you were going to say that, I would like to add they have a maximum of one more giro to go

Nothing will happen on that date other than another saga coming out of it with another date, it is a continuing "shaggy-dog" story.

seventh-junction wrote:
Little things please tiny minds I suppose.
Oh hold on, I forgot some exclamation marks!!!!!!!!!!!....


.Aaah that's better
COYR FOADP....Roll on 14.12.12
Whoops!, I! forgot! to! put! the! most! important! letter! in!......Didn't! forget! the! exclamation! marks! though!

kent141 wrote:
Massive party in the Joshua Tree on the 14.12.12

All the regulars from this site welcome to join the celebrations.

One table and two chairs will be put aside for you all....

Sistermum wrote:

GX Saint wrote:

Sistermum wrote: Deduce what you will, by your own means.I don't expect any of the goofy idiots on here that continually slate others to share my opinion. However, others will, but won't admit it. I simply do not like the fact we are shooting (or not) above our weight and would be much more comfortable going down a division only to come back stronger. I just hope we can and the delusions will then stop.Let's be realistic!

So you were presumably disappointed that we were promoted last year. How curious. And you've come up with the expression 'shooting above our weight' - there are no weight divisions in shooting, light people can shoot as well as heavy people. You've obviously heard a phrase and thought it sounded good but regrettably got it wrong. Do you not think that if we went down two divisions we'd do really well again in League 1? The Premiership is a learning curve (not unlike a shooting curve in your world) and we are getting there slowly. 17th this year is fine and, as someone said yesterday, mid-table anonymity after that. If you are more comfortable in the Championship, support a Championship club.

Thats just the sort of shallow comments I would expect from somebody that merely needs to feel his opinion is indeed the only one. Presumably disappointed that we were promoted? Have you had any form of medication today? I like every other true supporter of SFC was elated. Airing caution and playing negatively is not what Saints are about, is it? Playing as such keeps us firmly rooted to the postion we are in. The term "shooting above our weight" would therefore appear very apt to anybody looking in. Think before you type. No wonder our fondest rivals like to attack - with morons like you representing the club, they will continue to do so. Run along.

Southampton Dominance wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Little things please tiny minds I suppose.
Oh hold on, I forgot some exclamation marks!!!!!!!!!!!....



.Aaah that's better
COYR FOADP....Roll on 14.12.12
Whoops!, I! forgot! to! put! the! most! important! letter! in!......Didn't! forget! the! exclamation! marks! though!

Oh, how amusing! Seventh is trying his grubby little hand at sarcasm! Tiny minds indeed, dearie!

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Message for The Borer have a look at the OS http://www.saintsfc.

co.uk/news/article/t

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e-527858.aspx

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Pardew is having a laugh with that valuation...

...you couldn't even buy two Fratton Park's with that paltry sum!

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:
Best laugh of the day, thanks DE(that was done with a heavy hint of sarcasm, you certainly do it!!) Lalla to N'castle for 5 mill???? Add a 0 on the end and your getting warmer, we'll enjoy the pure guess work though! But as I say, thanks for the laugh!


14.12.12 A great day to come, SSssshhhhhhhh!!

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Pardew is having a laugh with that valuation...

...you couldn't even buy two Fratton Park's with that paltry sum!

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Pardew is having a laugh with that valuation...

...you couldn't even buy two Fratton Park's with that paltry sum!

Maybe, but who on earth would want to buy even one?

angus mc coatup wrote:
oh, and two b's in jibberish.

angus mc coatup wrote:
ofay,haha must be irish.

think she means...... au fait !

Southampton Dominance wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
oh, and two b's in jibberish.

Oh no! Mr spell master has my number! Nice try at twit, I mean wit! Come on dearie, say something funny, amuse us! Congrats on your A+ spelling! Shame you're lacking in the humour department!

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

angus mc coatup wrote:
dominance = A dim nonce

angus mc coatup wrote:
dominance = A dim nonce

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
No one is taking the real thread seriously, is there a reason for that? Lala for £5m that can't be realistic can it?

Saintlee72 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£5m ...... Bite their hand off for a very overated average player.

Shut up skate !!!!
You couldn't even afford his boots over rated or not !!!!

angus mc coatup wrote:
ofay,haha must be irish.

think she means...... au fait !

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
No one is taking the real thread seriously, is there a reason for that? Lala for £5m that can't be realistic can it?

Spot on OS its typical DE cut and paste nonsense, but its good for a laugh and a great chance to ridicule a biting skunt.


14.12.12 Justice for the majority for once, not the destitute 'few'. Ssssshhhhh!

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
No one is taking the real thread seriously, is there a reason for that? Lala for £5m that can't be realistic can it?

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Morrisons are in the frame though.

Southampton Dominance wrote:

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
No one is taking the real thread seriously, is there a reason for that? Lala for £5m that can't be realistic can it?

Spot on OS its typical DE cut and paste nonsense, but its good for a laugh and a great chance to ridicule a biting skunt.


14.12.12 Justice for the majority for once, not the destitute 'few'. Ssssshhhhh!

Dearie, this is what you call ridiculing! Now that is funny!

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
ofay,haha must be irish.

think she means...... au fait !

I've got one. S t e p f o r d W i f e, sound about right? This guy is defiantly Bill. Both log on for the first time today, within a couple of minutes of each other. And I use the term, each other, very loosely. Same mind numbing posts, is there something you want to tell us? How was the spelling, d1p sh1t!

Baddesley Bill wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Morrisons are in the frame though.

I think it'll be up to some form of poor-mans Cooperative to take it on....

...court case pending of course.

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Morrisons are in the frame though.

I think it'll be up to some form of poor-mans Cooperative to take it on....

...court case pending of course.

Angus, is that you?

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
ofay,haha must be irish.

think she means...... au fait !

I've got one. S t e p f o r d W i f e, sound about right? This guy is defiantly Bill. Both log on for the first time today, within a couple of minutes of each other. And I use the term, each other, very loosely. Same mind numbing posts, is there something you want to tell us? How was the spelling, d1p sh1t!

Defiantly poor, definitely wrong.

angus mc coatup wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
No one is taking the real thread seriously, is there a reason for that? Lala for £5m that can't be realistic can it?

osprey, you are indeed correct,I was merely pointing out some errors in
intellectual ability.and correcting someone in basic spelling that any school boy could manage with ease.

and lallana is worth at least £10m If you ask me.

A dim nonce !

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Multiple sign ons can be fun, but you need to be honest.

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:
Truly laughing my @rse off at the girls comments, oooh their bitter & jealous. "If only we had a financially sound club, if only we owned our own ground, if only we owned our own players & they were worth 5 to 50 mill, if only we owned our own training ground, if only we had more fans, If only I wasn't born a skate....if only???"


14.12.12 The day the high courts turn into a comedy club, Ssshhhhh!

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:
Truly laughing my @rse off at the girls comments, oooh their bitter & jealous. "If only we had a financially sound club, if only we owned our own ground, if only we owned our own players & they were worth 5 to 50 mill, if only we owned our own training ground, if only we had more fans, If only I wasn't born a skate....if only???"


14.12.12 The day the high courts turn into a comedy club, Ssshhhhh!

Southampton Dominance wrote:

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:
Truly laughing my @rse off at the girls comments, oooh their bitter & jealous. "If only we had a financially sound club, if only we owned our own ground, if only we owned our own players & they were worth 5 to 50 mill, if only we owned our own training ground, if only we had more fans, If only I wasn't born a skate....if only???"


14.12.12 The day the high courts turn into a comedy club, Ssshhhhh!

Still banging your head against the wall trying to come up with something. Half hour and this is what you present us with. Jog on, dearie!

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:
Truly laughing my @rse off at the girls comments, oooh their bitter & jealous. "If only we had a financially sound club, if only we owned our own ground, if only we owned our own players & they were worth 5 to 50 mill, if only we owned our own training ground, if only we had more fans, If only I wasn't born a skate....if only???"


14.12.12 The day the high courts turn into a comedy club, Ssshhhhh!

Southampton Dominance wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Multiple sign ons can be fun, but you need to be honest.

Oh Osprey, run along now!

thickscum wrote:

Saintlee72 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£5m ...... Bite their hand off for a very overated average player.

Shut up skate !!!!
You couldn't even afford his boots over rated or not !!!!

southampton cannot afford his boots,If you lot were not so thick,You would know your in the brown stuff up to your eyeballs,Players will be leaving.keep your heads in the sand and don't ask questions that's you thicko's.

angus mc coatup wrote:
come to think of It,If ramirez Is worth
£12m,then lallana Is probably worth the same.


and "dearie" ffs ....they'll be using ducky in a minute.cooooeeeey ( blows a kiss ) fekin poofs.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
I hadn't a clue about the Stepford Wives, so I did a bit of research, in the precis it said that they were "impossibly beuatiful", somehow that doesn't match my idea of those that you accuse, no disrepect lads.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
I hadn't a clue about the Stepford Wives, so I did a bit of research, in the precis it said that they were "impossibly beuatiful", somehow that doesn't match my idea of those that you accuse, no disrepect lads.

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:
"An imbecile will continue to spout his jibberish, while the sane enjoy the freak show" Dr Sigmund Freud.

Apt, very apt!


14.12.12 Another one bites the dust.... Sssshhhhhh!

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
I hadn't a clue about the Stepford Wives, so I did a bit of research, in the precis it said that they were "impossibly beuatiful", somehow that doesn't match my idea of those that you accuse, no disrepect lads.

Sorry typo = "beautiful" my bad.

Southampton Dominance wrote:

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:
"An imbecile will continue to spout his jibberish, while the sane enjoy the freak show" Dr Sigmund Freud.

Apt, very apt!


14.12.12 Another one bites the dust.... Sssshhhhhh!

Lol! Still trying I see! Dedication is what you need! Roy Castle would have loved you! Night night dearie!

Folkestone Saint wrote:

SaintinCanada wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
NINE

I knew you were going to say that, I would like to add they have a maximum of one more giro to go

Nothing will happen on that date other than another saga coming out of it with another date, it is a continuing "shaggy-dog" story.

You are probably right, the skates have had more deadline days than dfs has had sales, one day one of them will end

Bring back Branfoot wrote:
Nothing better, of an evening, then slapping a few happy clappers / Stepford Wives! You guys should have equity cards for the entertainment you provide for all us well to do saints fans! They enjoy blood sports à la yokels!

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:
Truly laughing my @rse off at the girls comments, oooh their bitter & jealous. "If only we had a financially sound club, if only we owned our own ground, if only we owned our own players & they were worth 5 to 50 mill, if only we owned our own training ground, if only we had more fans, If only I wasn't born a skate....if only???"


14.12.12 The day the high courts turn into a comedy club, Ssshhhhh!

They do seem to be getting a bit tetchy as the day approahes....

...can't really blame them though.. as it's a really really really serious situation for their club

.....again.

(smirk) :O)

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Message for The Borer have a look at the OS http://www.saintsfc.

co.uk/news/article/t

raining-ground-updat

e-527858.aspx

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Osprey...you need to put some of your own ground rules in place....

...never reply to skunts...

and keep the whiskey under wraps until 9pm...your speeling is atwoshus tonite! :O)

Little Hitler wrote:
Those Dr Who films were cool!

Linesman wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

Bigot n Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion, politics or race - and what about football team/club?

I fully understand that you, and thousands of other Southampton and Portsmouth supporters would not support such a move, and it is most unlikely that it would happen.

If you read what I said, I used the word 'IDEAL'. The IDEAL would be an amalgamation.

We do not live in an Ideal world, and although the theory may be ideal, the mix of fans would not. Both would rather dream of being Champions of the Premier League and Champions of Europe, rather than allow something to happen that could possibly make that dream come true.

Velleity wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Message for The Borer have a look at the OS http://www.saintsfc.


co.uk/news/article/t


raining-ground-updat


e-527858.aspx

Strange that the Echo don't pick up on this clarification about their non-story a few weeks ago - more keen on printing negative tripe than clarifying their past innuendoes, I guess.

Bungy53 wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

Bigot n Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion, politics or race - and what about football team/club?

I fully understand that you, and thousands of other Southampton and Portsmouth supporters would not support such a move, and it is most unlikely that it would happen.

If you read what I said, I used the word 'IDEAL'. The IDEAL would be an amalgamation.

We do not live in an Ideal world, and although the theory may be ideal, the mix of fans would not. Both would rather dream of being Champions of the Premier League and Champions of Europe, rather than allow something to happen that could possibly make that dream come true.

There would be as much chance of an amalgamated Solent football club as there would of Poopy actually getting a full Farton Park.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Now then now then now then
What have we here?

Ahahahahaaha

We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

angus mc coatup wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Now then now then now then
What have we here?

Ahahahahaaha

We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

nah! fcuk em.

Alicesdad wrote:

Just another reader wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Someone's been on the Christmas sherry a bit early!

LSD more like. The very idea can only be tolerated as a hallucination. I just hope there are no lasting effects when you come down from the trip.

City Saint wrote:

Alicesdad wrote:

Just another reader wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Someone's been on the Christmas sherry a bit early!

LSD more like. The very idea can only be tolerated as a hallucination. I just hope there are no lasting effects when you come down from the trip.

A team uniting saints and Pompey fans would be the best way to move into a top ten position regularly, and challenge for proper honors.

It will never happen, but it's a good idea.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

City Saint wrote:

Alicesdad wrote:

Just another reader wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Someone's been on the Christmas sherry a bit early!

LSD more like. The very idea can only be tolerated as a hallucination. I just hope there are no lasting effects when you come down from the trip.

A team uniting saints and Pompey fans would be the best way to move into a top ten position regularly, and challenge for proper honors. It will never happen, but it's a good idea.

Yes...we could set up a special pen for the few at SMS and sell rotten fruit for us to throw at them for our half time entertainment... Sammy the Saint could cage fight Skinty the Skate too... ...this could actually work! :O)

City Saint wrote:

Alicesdad wrote:

Just another reader wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Someone's been on the Christmas sherry a bit early!

LSD more like. The very idea can only be tolerated as a hallucination. I just hope there are no lasting effects when you come down from the trip.

A team uniting saints and Pompey fans would be the best way to move into a top ten position regularly, and challenge for proper honors.

It will never happen, but it's a good idea.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Bungy53 wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

Bigot n Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion, politics or race - and what about football team/club?

I fully understand that you, and thousands of other Southampton and Portsmouth supporters would not support such a move, and it is most unlikely that it would happen.

If you read what I said, I used the word 'IDEAL'. The IDEAL would be an amalgamation.

We do not live in an Ideal world, and although the theory may be ideal, the mix of fans would not. Both would rather dream of being Champions of the Premier League and Champions of Europe, rather than allow something to happen that could possibly make that dream come true.

There would be as much chance of an amalgamated Solent football club as there would of Poopy actually getting a full Farton Park.

I hope it doesn't happen in my lifetime anyway.

F Fan wrote:
Having just watched Celtic qualify for the Champions League knock out phase, I am reminded of the pig ignorant comments on here in the summer about Celtic. Lunatic stuff such as Hooper coming to a bigger club at Saints etc.

I look forward to the day when we can attract 60,000 in the Champions League.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

F Fan wrote:
Having just watched Celtic qualify for the Champions League knock out phase, I am reminded of the pig ignorant comments on here in the summer about Celtic. Lunatic stuff such as Hooper coming to a bigger club at Saints etc.

I look forward to the day when we can attract 60,000 in the Champions League.

To be fair...the hoops done well. But let's face facts here..Celtic will always qualify to play champions league due to the fact that they have no domestic opposition whatsoever. It's hardly a challenge.

The laws of averages denote they had to qualify to the last 16 after so many years of trying.

Well played by them nonetheless.

F Fan wrote:

City Saint wrote:

Alicesdad wrote:

Just another reader wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Someone's been on the Christmas sherry a bit early!

LSD more like. The very idea can only be tolerated as a hallucination. I just hope there are no lasting effects when you come down from the trip.

A team uniting saints and Pompey fans would be the best way to move into a top ten position regularly, and challenge for proper honors. It will never happen, but it's a good idea.

Why don't we all just abandon our clubs and have a single team representing all of England. We would qualify every year for the Champions League. That's stupid and so is your idea. The whole point about supporting your club is that it is your team, not other fans' .

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

saintkenny wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Massive party in the Joshua Tree on the 14.12.12

All the regulars from this site welcome to join the celebrations.

One table and two chairs will be put aside for you all....

yes be great drink in celebrate dance on the skunts eternal grave 14/12/12

kent141 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Massive party in the Joshua Tree on the 14.12.12

All the regulars from this site welcome to join the celebrations.

One table and two chairs will be put aside for you all....

yes be great drink in celebrate dance on the skunts eternal grave 14/12/12

14.12.12

3 chairs may be needed then.

F Fan wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

F Fan wrote:
Having just watched Celtic qualify for the Champions League knock out phase, I am reminded of the pig ignorant comments on here in the summer about Celtic. Lunatic stuff such as Hooper coming to a bigger club at Saints etc.

I look forward to the day when we can attract 60,000 in the Champions League.

To be fair...the hoops done well. But let's face facts here..Celtic will always qualify to play champions league due to the fact that they have no domestic opposition whatsoever. It's hardly a challenge.

The laws of averages denote they had to qualify to the last 16 after so many years of trying.

Well played by them nonetheless.

Absolutely, it's a small pond but their fan base is so big they would be a big fish in a big pond too.

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that!


STID

Ontario Saint wrote:

GX Saint wrote:

Sistermum wrote:
Deduce what you will, by your own means.I don't expect any of the goofy idiots on here that continually slate others to share my opinion. However, others will, but won't admit it. I simply do not like the fact we are shooting (or not) above our weight and would be much more comfortable going down a division only to come back stronger. I just hope we can and the delusions will then stop.Let's be realistic!

So you were presumably disappointed that we were promoted last year. How curious. And you've come up with the expression 'shooting above our weight' - there are no weight divisions in shooting, light people can shoot as well as heavy people. You've obviously heard a phrase and thought it sounded good but regrettably got it wrong.
Do you not think that if we went down two divisions we'd do really well again in League 1?
The Premiership is a learning curve (not unlike a shooting curve in your world) and we are getting there slowly. 17th this year is fine and, as someone said yesterday, mid-table anonymity after that. If you are more comfortable in the Championship, support a Championship club.

Sistermum you are so so negative where Saints are concerned and as someone suggested you come across as being disappointed that Saints are in the Premiership.
Our beloved Club has a 'game plan" which we are 2 years ahead on, something no one can argue with. Everything that has happened is not "too much too soon" as you suggest. It is the result of a lot of hard work and very positive results that have been achieved over the past 2 1/2 years.

Yes we have got off to a somewhat disappointing start but even with only 4 points from 10 games the team played some excellent football against both of the Manchester luck. I think they were a little overwhelmed by the fact they were beating these teams and lost there confidence in the closing minutes.

We are now at 12 points from 15 games and in contention top move higher in the standings and have performed well in 4 of our last 5 matches which bodes well moving forward.

Come on we sympathize with the dire predicament Pompey is in but Saints are currently the pride of the South coast and have the ability to move forward and upwards from here.

Try not to be so negative Sistermum....dwell on the positives so much is and has been achieved, this being the reason for the optimism that so many of us share.

Poor Pompey I wish them luck as they and their fans have little going for them due to the unsavoury owners who destroyed the Club

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

Linesman wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

Bigot n Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion, politics or race - and what about football team/club?

I fully understand that you, and thousands of other Southampton and Portsmouth supporters would not support such a move, and it is most unlikely that it would happen.

If you read what I said, I used the word 'IDEAL'. The IDEAL would be an amalgamation.

We do not live in an Ideal world, and although the theory may be ideal, the mix of fans would not. Both would rather dream of being Champions of the Premier League and Champions of Europe, rather than allow something to happen that could possibly make that dream come true.

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS

fame

supportes who don't hold hands.


This list is endless

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Now then now then now then
What have we here?

Ahahahahaaha

We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history

tradition

atmosphere

I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight

WAhahahahahah

st1halo wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote: Now then now then now then What have we here? Ahahahahaaha We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

Fcuk that!! Feast! Become the hog! Enjoy!! Make merriment!! This time may never come again STID

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history

tradition

atmosphere

I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight

WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history

tradition

atmosphere

I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight

WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote: Now then now then now then What have we here? Ahahahahaaha We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

Fcuk that!! Feast! Become the hog! Enjoy!! Make merriment!! This time may never come again STID

Agree.

Enjoy the season while it lasts


HAHAHAwoaaaah

slugger wrote:
bless you .

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:
bless you .

night night. keep those keys safe.

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history

tradition

atmosphere

I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight

WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote: Now then now then now then What have we here? Ahahahahaaha We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

Fcuk that!! Feast! Become the hog! Enjoy!! Make merriment!! This time may never come again STID

Agree. Enjoy the season while it lasts HAHAHAwoaaaah

If you manage to get to the end of it!!!!!!!!! haha hahaHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! STID

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

Bernard Matthews is gonna be p1ssed off this year Slug... 'cos we gonna be 'avin Fried Fish for Christmas!! HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

slugger wrote:
over and out ....... some of us have work in the morning .

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote: Now then now then now then What have we here? Ahahahahaaha We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

Fcuk that!! Feast! Become the hog! Enjoy!! Make merriment!! This time may never come again STID

Agree. Enjoy the season while it lasts HAHAHAwoaaaah

If you manage to get to the end of it!!!!!!!!! haha hahaHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! STID

I was being nice there. You're season, Seriously.

Don't forget to sell Adam at the end of it though. Traditions are traditions.

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

Bernard Matthews is gonna be p1ssed off this year Slug... 'cos we gonna be 'avin Fried Fish for Christmas!! HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good thinking Sheila.

Those turkey twizzlers just aint good for the body.

And fish is great for the brain. And you need to protect that - as the fluoride will be kicking in soon.

Seriously Sheila, you will be walking round in your retirement robes, just trying to get one or two sensible conversations out of the Southampton kids in 10 years time.

It worries me greatly.

angus mc coatup wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote: Now then now then now then What have we here? Ahahahahaaha We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

Fcuk that!! Feast! Become the hog! Enjoy!! Make merriment!! This time may never come again STID

Agree. Enjoy the season while it lasts HAHAHAwoaaaah

If you manage to get to the end of it!!!!!!!!! haha hahaHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! STID

I was being nice there. You're season, Seriously. Don't forget to sell Adam at the end of it though. Traditions are traditions.

very true....so here's to your next administration.

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

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Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

Bernard Matthews is gonna be p1ssed off this year Slug... 'cos we gonna be 'avin Fried Fish for Christmas!! HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good thinking Sheila. Those turkey twizzlers just aint good for the body. And fish is great for the brain. And you need to protect that - as the fluoride will be kicking in soon. Seriously Sheila, you will be walking round in your retirement robes, just trying to get one or two sensible conversations out of the Southampton kids in 10 years time. It worries me greatly.

I have noticed that about your posts Gloria, you do seem somewhat obsessed with the flouride situation, that and Jellicoe of course! Why so?

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history

tradition

atmosphere

I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight

WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

st1halo wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

The children will have cast aside their Westwood PJs, thrown away their little plastic trumpets and adorned themselves in their red and white deck chair attire. At 1pm there is a mass exodus from Portsmouth as the Saints fans leave to watch their team at the 48000 seater SMS, stopping at the Saints Megastore to buy the latest accessories, you know the place that used to be called Fratton Park! Later, when back at home after watching the mighty Saints crush another team, Mrs Skate is approached by her neighbour. "Didn't you used to be a PFC fan?" Mrs Fisheye enquires "I know" replies Mrs Skate somewhat embarrased. " It started with the kids really" she said " We just took them for a day out, but the football was so good we became hooked, we've never seen footie like it" "Maybe I should give it a go" said Mrs Fisheye "Well we saw your husband there last week" replied Mrs Skate laughingly. Suddenly little Ricky runs up and says "Mum, what do OKI and Jobsite mean" "Why do you ask little Lambo?" "In the toilets at SMS today they had run out of toilet paper and had old football shirts with Portsmouth FC on them to wipe your botty with, did we have a football team here then?" "Yes but they were sh1te and died" Mrs Skate snapped " But I am from Portsmouth, so should I be Pompey, Should I be Saints?" Here's what she said to Rickie..... STIFD

More Glory wrote:

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More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote: Now then now then now then What have we here? Ahahahahaaha We are going to need to show our sensitive, compassionate and sympathetic side to our pet skunts in the coming days. The end is nigh and those with the double brain cell have realised it. The others will get there soon. Now is when they will turn to us. Be kind and caring - it's not for long.

Fcuk that!! Feast! Become the hog! Enjoy!! Make merriment!! This time may never come again STID

Agree. Enjoy the season while it lasts HAHAHAwoaaaah

If you manage to get to the end of it!!!!!!!!! haha hahaHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! STID

I was being nice there. You're season, Seriously. Don't forget to sell Adam at the end of it though. Traditions are traditions.

very true....so here's to your next administration.

Ah,

Here'a man who doesn't need to get up in the morning.

Only 3 admins so far. Hardly traditional.

How many seasons out of say the last 25 didn't you sell a player?

Seriously interested. You don't have to give me the textbook response - "that's why we always have money".

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

Bernard Matthews is gonna be p1ssed off this year Slug... 'cos we gonna be 'avin Fried Fish for Christmas!! HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good thinking Sheila. Those turkey twizzlers just aint good for the body. And fish is great for the brain. And you need to protect that - as the fluoride will be kicking in soon. Seriously Sheila, you will be walking round in your retirement robes, just trying to get one or two sensible conversations out of the Southampton kids in 10 years time. It worries me greatly.

I have noticed that about your posts Gloria, you do seem somewhat obsessed with the flouride situation, that and Jellicoe of course! Why so?

Well. The authorities that be, that will be actually (cos they will be disbanding the authority that made the decision) will be putting that sh!te in your water, unless the European court overthrows it, and its poison, and has so many side effects its untrue. I mentioned this quite a few times, but almost all of your posters weren't really bothered - which kind of didn't suprise me. I even said to a few of my buddies - that it would be interesting to try to talk to a wide demographic (ie footy fans come from all walks of life), and see what response I got - and the fact that this would be coming from a skate - would it make more of an impact?

Jellicoe - why? really. An admiral from Southampton - gotta be called a skate hasn't he?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH

I really like those bits now. cheers for the idea

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

The children will have cast aside their Westwood PJs, thrown away their little plastic trumpets and adorned themselves in their red and white deck chair attire. At 1pm there is a mass exodus from Portsmouth as the Saints fans leave to watch their team at the 48000 seater SMS, stopping at the Saints Megastore to buy the latest accessories, you know the place that used to be called Fratton Park! Later, when back at home after watching the mighty Saints crush another team, Mrs Skate is approached by her neighbour. "Didn't you used to be a PFC fan?" Mrs Fisheye enquires "I know" replies Mrs Skate somewhat embarrased. " It started with the kids really" she said " We just took them for a day out, but the football was so good we became hooked, we've never seen footie like it" "Maybe I should give it a go" said Mrs Fisheye "Well we saw your husband there last week" replied Mrs Skate laughingly. Suddenly little Ricky runs up and says "Mum, what do OKI and Jobsite mean" "Why do you ask little Lambo?" "In the toilets at SMS today they had run out of toilet paper and had old football shirts with Portsmouth FC on them to wipe your botty with, did we have a football team here then?" "Yes but they were sh1te and died" Mrs Skate snapped " But I am from Portsmouth, so should I be Pompey, Should I be Saints?" Here's what she said to Rickie..... STIFD

The problem with the scenario you are stating, is that the Pompey kids who will then be so much brighter than their Soton counterparts (a lot more than they are even now), will easily "persuade" the Soton halfwits to move the stadium lock stock and barrel to Pompey. The Soton halfwits won't even remember who Westwood was.

I do honestly think JW would lift the atmosphere at your place a few notches.

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

The children will have cast aside their Westwood PJs, thrown away their little plastic trumpets and adorned themselves in their red and white deck chair attire. At 1pm there is a mass exodus from Portsmouth as the Saints fans leave to watch their team at the 48000 seater SMS, stopping at the Saints Megastore to buy the latest accessories, you know the place that used to be called Fratton Park! Later, when back at home after watching the mighty Saints crush another team, Mrs Skate is approached by her neighbour. "Didn't you used to be a PFC fan?" Mrs Fisheye enquires "I know" replies Mrs Skate somewhat embarrased. " It started with the kids really" she said " We just took them for a day out, but the football was so good we became hooked, we've never seen footie like it" "Maybe I should give it a go" said Mrs Fisheye "Well we saw your husband there last week" replied Mrs Skate laughingly. Suddenly little Ricky runs up and says "Mum, what do OKI and Jobsite mean" "Why do you ask little Lambo?" "In the toilets at SMS today they had run out of toilet paper and had old football shirts with Portsmouth FC on them to wipe your botty with, did we have a football team here then?" "Yes but they were sh1te and died" Mrs Skate snapped " But I am from Portsmouth, so should I be Pompey, Should I be Saints?" Here's what she said to Rickie..... STIFD

The problem with the scenario you are stating, is that the Pompey kids who will then be so much brighter than their Soton counterparts (a lot more than they are even now), will easily "persuade" the Soton halfwits to move the stadium lock stock and barrel to Pompey. The Soton halfwits won't even remember who Westwood was. I do honestly think JW would lift the atmosphere at your place a few notches.

Only if he was placed on the pitch in front of a firing squad!! HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

Bernard Matthews is gonna be p1ssed off this year Slug... 'cos we gonna be 'avin Fried Fish for Christmas!! HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good thinking Sheila. Those turkey twizzlers just aint good for the body. And fish is great for the brain. And you need to protect that - as the fluoride will be kicking in soon. Seriously Sheila, you will be walking round in your retirement robes, just trying to get one or two sensible conversations out of the Southampton kids in 10 years time. It worries me greatly.

I have noticed that about your posts Gloria, you do seem somewhat obsessed with the flouride situation, that and Jellicoe of course! Why so?

Well. The authorities that be, that will be actually (cos they will be disbanding the authority that made the decision) will be putting that sh!te in your water, unless the European court overthrows it, and its poison, and has so many side effects its untrue. I mentioned this quite a few times, but almost all of your posters weren't really bothered - which kind of didn't suprise me. I even said to a few of my buddies - that it would be interesting to try to talk to a wide demographic (ie footy fans come from all walks of life), and see what response I got - and the fact that this would be coming from a skate - would it make more of an impact? Jellicoe - why? really. An admiral from Southampton - gotta be called a skate hasn't he? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH I really like those bits now. cheers for the idea

I think you are looking on the wrong threads Gloria! On here we just want to talk footie but there have been threads about the flouride issue and I have commented on such. Doesn't mean that no one is interested. There have been petitions and all sorts going on, for me the flouride is a secondary issue (although I don't want it) The real issue is the lack of democracy and choice but that , it seems is symptomatic of this country in general. They know what's best for us and they will decide whether we want it or not! Just like European membership, just like draconian smoking laws, the list is endless

TEBOURBA wrote:
How is a player valued?
If JR is worth £7m and Ramirez £12m then on footballing ability and contribution to Saints' performance, week in and week out, Adam must be worth £25m!
That would make Adam's value three and a half times JR's and twice Ramirez's.
The flaw in this argument of course is basing respective values on the grossly inflated fees Cortese paid for these two, at best, average performers.
Good old Alan is having a joke, he knows, as well as anyone, that Adam is worth £10m at least, makng JR's worth roughly £3m and Ramirez's £5m ---- £8M for the two!!
Can it be that our illustrious Chairman has been taken to the cleaners to the tune of £11m?? --- surely not!! --- the see no:hear no:speak no, Happy Clappers could never conceive their hero has made such a gross error!
Judging by these two players contribution on the pitch so far, I can't see many fair minded people who really know the game, disagreeing with my wise, experienced and brilliantly calculated, assessment.
Now, ---- think about it----- how many programme sellers do you have to sack and how many contractors do you refuse to pay, to recoup £11m ? ---------Answers on a post card please to NC c/o SMS, Southampton.

SaintinCanada wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
How is a player valued?
If JR is worth £7m and Ramirez £12m then on footballing ability and contribution to Saints' performance, week in and week out, Adam must be worth £25m!
That would make Adam's value three and a half times JR's and twice Ramirez's.
The flaw in this argument of course is basing respective values on the grossly inflated fees Cortese paid for these two, at best, average performers.
Good old Alan is having a joke, he knows, as well as anyone, that Adam is worth £10m at least, makng JR's worth roughly £3m and Ramirez's £5m ---- £8M for the two!!
Can it be that our illustrious Chairman has been taken to the cleaners to the tune of £11m?? --- surely not!! --- the see no:hear no:speak no, Happy Clappers could never conceive their hero has made such a gross error!
Judging by these two players contribution on the pitch so far, I can't see many fair minded people who really know the game, disagreeing with my wise, experienced and brilliantly calculated, assessment.
Now, ---- think about it----- how many programme sellers do you have to sack and how many contractors do you refuse to pay, to recoup £11m ? ---------Answers on a post card please to NC c/o SMS, Southampton.

You didn't go and see your doctor then?

mack chinnon wrote:

SaintinCanada wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
How is a player valued?
If JR is worth £7m and Ramirez £12m then on footballing ability and contribution to Saints' performance, week in and week out, Adam must be worth £25m!
That would make Adam's value three and a half times JR's and twice Ramirez's.
The flaw in this argument of course is basing respective values on the grossly inflated fees Cortese paid for these two, at best, average performers.
Good old Alan is having a joke, he knows, as well as anyone, that Adam is worth £10m at least, makng JR's worth roughly £3m and Ramirez's £5m ---- £8M for the two!!
Can it be that our illustrious Chairman has been taken to the cleaners to the tune of £11m?? --- surely not!! --- the see no:hear no:speak no, Happy Clappers could never conceive their hero has made such a gross error!
Judging by these two players contribution on the pitch so far, I can't see many fair minded people who really know the game, disagreeing with my wise, experienced and brilliantly calculated, assessment.
Now, ---- think about it----- how many programme sellers do you have to sack and how many contractors do you refuse to pay, to recoup £11m ? ---------Answers on a post card please to NC c/o SMS, Southampton.

You didn't go and see your doctor then?

He is a tw@t isnt he.

mack chinnon wrote:

SaintinCanada wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
How is a player valued?
If JR is worth £7m and Ramirez £12m then on footballing ability and contribution to Saints' performance, week in and week out, Adam must be worth £25m!
That would make Adam's value three and a half times JR's and twice Ramirez's.
The flaw in this argument of course is basing respective values on the grossly inflated fees Cortese paid for these two, at best, average performers.
Good old Alan is having a joke, he knows, as well as anyone, that Adam is worth £10m at least, makng JR's worth roughly £3m and Ramirez's £5m ---- £8M for the two!!
Can it be that our illustrious Chairman has been taken to the cleaners to the tune of £11m?? --- surely not!! --- the see no:hear no:speak no, Happy Clappers could never conceive their hero has made such a gross error!
Judging by these two players contribution on the pitch so far, I can't see many fair minded people who really know the game, disagreeing with my wise, experienced and brilliantly calculated, assessment.
Now, ---- think about it----- how many programme sellers do you have to sack and how many contractors do you refuse to pay, to recoup £11m ? ---------Answers on a post card please to NC c/o SMS, Southampton.

You didn't go and see your doctor then?

He is a tw@t isnt he.

SaintinCanada wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
How is a player valued?
If JR is worth £7m and Ramirez £12m then on footballing ability and contribution to Saints' performance, week in and week out, Adam must be worth £25m!
That would make Adam's value three and a half times JR's and twice Ramirez's.
The flaw in this argument of course is basing respective values on the grossly inflated fees Cortese paid for these two, at best, average performers.
Good old Alan is having a joke, he knows, as well as anyone, that Adam is worth £10m at least, makng JR's worth roughly £3m and Ramirez's £5m ---- £8M for the two!!
Can it be that our illustrious Chairman has been taken to the cleaners to the tune of £11m?? --- surely not!! --- the see no:hear no:speak no, Happy Clappers could never conceive their hero has made such a gross error!
Judging by these two players contribution on the pitch so far, I can't see many fair minded people who really know the game, disagreeing with my wise, experienced and brilliantly calculated, assessment.
Now, ---- think about it----- how many programme sellers do you have to sack and how many contractors do you refuse to pay, to recoup £11m ? ---------Answers on a post card please to NC c/o SMS, Southampton.

You didn't go and see your doctor then?

TEBOURBA wrote:
How is a player valued?
If JR is worth £7m and Ramirez £12m then on footballing ability and contribution to Saints' performance, week in and week out, Adam must be worth £25m!
That would make Adam's value three and a half times JR's and twice Ramirez's.
The flaw in this argument of course is basing respective values on the grossly inflated fees Cortese paid for these two, at best, average performers.
Good old Alan is having a joke, he knows, as well as anyone, that Adam is worth £10m at least, makng JR's worth roughly £3m and Ramirez's £5m ---- £8M for the two!!
Can it be that our illustrious Chairman has been taken to the cleaners to the tune of £11m?? --- surely not!! --- the see no:hear no:speak no, Happy Clappers could never conceive their hero has made such a gross error!
Judging by these two players contribution on the pitch so far, I can't see many fair minded people who really know the game, disagreeing with my wise, experienced and brilliantly calculated, assessment.
Now, ---- think about it----- how many programme sellers do you have to sack and how many contractors do you refuse to pay, to recoup £11m ? ---------Answers on a post card please to NC c/o SMS, Southampton.

Velleity wrote:
By the way Tebourba, posting that kind of stuff at 3:30 in the morning is just another indicator. Go and see your GP for your own sake.

Bungy53 wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

Bigot n Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion, politics or race - and what about football team/club?

I fully understand that you, and thousands of other Southampton and Portsmouth supporters would not support such a move, and it is most unlikely that it would happen.

If you read what I said, I used the word 'IDEAL'. The IDEAL would be an amalgamation.

We do not live in an Ideal world, and although the theory may be ideal, the mix of fans would not. Both would rather dream of being Champions of the Premier League and Champions of Europe, rather than allow something to happen that could possibly make that dream come true.

There would be as much chance of an amalgamated Solent football club as there would of Poopy actually getting a full Farton Park.

Linesman wrote:

Bungy53 wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

Bigot n Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion, politics or race - and what about football team/club?

I fully understand that you, and thousands of other Southampton and Portsmouth supporters would not support such a move, and it is most unlikely that it would happen.

If you read what I said, I used the word 'IDEAL'. The IDEAL would be an amalgamation.

We do not live in an Ideal world, and although the theory may be ideal, the mix of fans would not. Both would rather dream of being Champions of the Premier League and Champions of Europe, rather than allow something to happen that could possibly make that dream come true.

There would be as much chance of an amalgamated Solent football club as there would of Poopy actually getting a full Farton Park.

You obviously understand what I wrote, but were so childish that you had trouble with your spelling.

Linesman wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Bungy53 wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

Bigot n Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion, politics or race - and what about football team/club?

I fully understand that you, and thousands of other Southampton and Portsmouth supporters would not support such a move, and it is most unlikely that it would happen.

If you read what I said, I used the word 'IDEAL'. The IDEAL would be an amalgamation.

We do not live in an Ideal world, and although the theory may be ideal, the mix of fans would not. Both would rather dream of being Champions of the Premier League and Champions of Europe, rather than allow something to happen that could possibly make that dream come true.

There would be as much chance of an amalgamated Solent football club as there would of Poopy actually getting a full Farton Park.

You obviously understand what I wrote, but were so childish that you had trouble with your spelling.

As I am fast approaching my 80s, I can remember when Saints were kitted out by Toomers. No names or adverts on their shirts, just numbers.

I also remember that, when Saints were away, Pompey were at home, and many fans went to The Dell one week and Fratton Park the next.

It was in the days when away fans were not separated from home fans, and they got to know each other and compared opinions on clubs, teams and players.

The football authorities, in their wisdom (or lack of) decided that, after crowd trouble at, I believe, Leeds, there should be segregation.

This, in my opinion, did not solve the problem, but made it worse. Instead of mingling with away supporters, they were separated, and that is when the chanting began, because the 'enemy' were all in one section.

I did use the term, 'In an IDEAL world', but these days football is far from being an ideal world, and we have the Football Authorities to thank for their contribution to this state of affairs.

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

Bernard Matthews is gonna be p1ssed off this year Slug... 'cos we gonna be 'avin Fried Fish for Christmas!! HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good thinking Sheila. Those turkey twizzlers just aint good for the body. And fish is great for the brain. And you need to protect that - as the fluoride will be kicking in soon. Seriously Sheila, you will be walking round in your retirement robes, just trying to get one or two sensible conversations out of the Southampton kids in 10 years time. It worries me greatly.

I have noticed that about your posts Gloria, you do seem somewhat obsessed with the flouride situation, that and Jellicoe of course! Why so?

Well. The authorities that be, that will be actually (cos they will be disbanding the authority that made the decision) will be putting that sh!te in your water, unless the European court overthrows it, and its poison, and has so many side effects its untrue. I mentioned this quite a few times, but almost all of your posters weren't really bothered - which kind of didn't suprise me. I even said to a few of my buddies - that it would be interesting to try to talk to a wide demographic (ie footy fans come from all walks of life), and see what response I got - and the fact that this would be coming from a skate - would it make more of an impact? Jellicoe - why? really. An admiral from Southampton - gotta be called a skate hasn't he? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH I really like those bits now. cheers for the idea

I think you are looking on the wrong threads Gloria! On here we just want to talk footie but there have been threads about the flouride issue and I have commented on such. Doesn't mean that no one is interested. There have been petitions and all sorts going on, for me the flouride is a secondary issue (although I don't want it) The real issue is the lack of democracy and choice but that , it seems is symptomatic of this country in general. They know what's best for us and they will decide whether we want it or not! Just like European membership, just like draconian smoking laws, the list is endless

Agree Sheila.

But you are a reader. A lot of people these days don't read. As I say, just interested in how much interest there would be.

BTW - the petitions - don't know about them, but at the main demo meeting - around 100 people turned up - that was it.

I did say your battle there is biger than ours for our footy club.

Beer Monster wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

More Glory wrote:

slugger wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years. For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship. Why? Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league. In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams. Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions. I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League. The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot. Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Say what !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't believe I just read that! STID

to be fair , it would of course appeal to a skate .......... what do they have that we would want ?

err TrophieS fame supportes who don't hold hands. This list is endless

the list is startless ....... go see a quack , you're looking a bit green .

history tradition atmosphere I'm sure Sugar that you are looking gorgeous tonight WAhahahahahah

history ........ yep , you soon will be . tradition ........ ripping of local businesses and charities ....... atmosphere ????? ....... and yes i am looking superb tonight , you can dream about me if you like .

I predict in 10 years time, children in Portsmouth will come out of their houses sporting their finest deck chair apparel! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

too true mate , they know it and we know it ......... nothing sweeter than a green eyed skate !

Bernard Matthews is gonna be p1ssed off this year Slug... 'cos we gonna be 'avin Fried Fish for Christmas!! HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good thinking Sheila. Those turkey twizzlers just aint good for the body. And fish is great for the brain. And you need to protect that - as the fluoride will be kicking in soon. Seriously Sheila, you will be walking round in your retirement robes, just trying to get one or two sensible conversations out of the Southampton kids in 10 years time. It worries me greatly.

I have noticed that about your posts Gloria, you do seem somewhat obsessed with the flouride situation, that and Jellicoe of course! Why so?

Well. The authorities that be, that will be actually (cos they will be disbanding the authority that made the decision) will be putting that sh!te in your water, unless the European court overthrows it, and its poison, and has so many side effects its untrue. I mentioned this quite a few times, but almost all of your posters weren't really bothered - which kind of didn't suprise me. I even said to a few of my buddies - that it would be interesting to try to talk to a wide demographic (ie footy fans come from all walks of life), and see what response I got - and the fact that this would be coming from a skate - would it make more of an impact? Jellicoe - why? really. An admiral from Southampton - gotta be called a skate hasn't he? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH I really like those bits now. cheers for the idea

I think you are looking on the wrong threads Gloria! On here we just want to talk footie but there have been threads about the flouride issue and I have commented on such. Doesn't mean that no one is interested. There have been petitions and all sorts going on, for me the flouride is a secondary issue (although I don't want it) The real issue is the lack of democracy and choice but that , it seems is symptomatic of this country in general. They know what's best for us and they will decide whether we want it or not! Just like European membership, just like draconian smoking laws, the list is endless

Agree Sheila. But you are a reader. A lot of people these days don't read. As I say, just interested in how much interest there would be. BTW - the petitions - don't know about them, but at the main demo meeting - around 100 people turned up - that was it. I did say your battle there is biger than ours for our footy club.

I (and 613 others) signed the petition; http://www.southampt on.gov.uk/moderngov/ mgEPetitionDisplay.a spx?ID=18&RPID=5 121510&HPID=5121 510 Fact is, as Halo has pointed out, that politicians rarely act on public opinion unless that opinion is that ferocious to detriment their credibility. p.s. we're having our works Xmas do on 14/12/12 at http://www.whiskiroo ms.co.uk/ if anyone wants to join us for celebrations

F Fan wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

F Fan wrote:
Having just watched Celtic qualify for the Champions League knock out phase, I am reminded of the pig ignorant comments on here in the summer about Celtic. Lunatic stuff such as Hooper coming to a bigger club at Saints etc.

I look forward to the day when we can attract 60,000 in the Champions League.

To be fair...the hoops done well. But let's face facts here..Celtic will always qualify to play champions league due to the fact that they have no domestic opposition whatsoever. It's hardly a challenge.

The laws of averages denote they had to qualify to the last 16 after so many years of trying.

Well played by them nonetheless.

Absolutely, it's a small pond but their fan base is so big they would be a big fish in a big pond too.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Bungy53 wrote:

Linesman wrote:

Folkestone Saint wrote:

Linesman wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

Linesman wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
I see where your coming from sistermum especially as we are within 1 win from about 2/3 other teams and not even bottom of the league quite clearly punching above our weight. I'm sure you've really enjoy the last 3 years.

For the record I actually prefer the championship myself as its much easier to get tickets and most away games are cheaper but I would not want to see us back there as its important for the club to be playing in the best league in the world especially with the money coming in to it next season

I agree. I also prefer the championship.

Why?

Because there is always the hope at the beginning of the season that you can be top of the league.

In the Premier League you know that the champions will inevitably be one of about four teams.

Success is to end the season in the top half, but invariably, your eyes are firmly focused on the relegation positions.

I would far rather watch a winning run in the championship than a losing run in the Premier League.

The ideal would be an amalgamation of both Southampon FC and Portsmouth FC, playing in a 60,000 seater stadium in the Solent region. Then there would be the prospect of a Premier League team that could challenge for top spot.

Unfortunately, although it would make economic and footballing sense, the supporters of both clubs are so bigotted that they would not see the sense and it would never happen.

Fcuking right it wouldnt.
Would we be called Southmouth.
8 more sleeps
Come on Tranmere.

This is just one example of what I meant.

So because I only support one club I am a biggot,I find that very insulting as you obviously have NO idea what it is that I and thousands of others feel for Southampton the high's and the low's

Bigot n Person who is intolerant, especially regarding religion, politics or race - and what about football team/club?

I fully understand that you, and thousands of other Southampton and Portsmouth supporters would not support such a move, and it is most unlikely that it would happen.

If you read what I said, I used the word 'IDEAL'. The IDEAL would be an amalgamation.

We do not live in an Ideal world, and although the theory may be ideal, the mix of fans would not. Both would rather dream of being Champions of the Premier League and Champions of Europe, rather than allow something to happen that could possibly make that dream come true.

There would be as much chance of an amalgamated Solent football club as there would of Poopy actually getting a full Farton Park.

You obviously understand what I wrote, but were so childish that you had trouble with your spelling.

As I am fast approaching my 80s, I can remember when Saints were kitted out by Toomers. No names or adverts on their shirts, just numbers.

I also remember that, when Saints were away, Pompey were at home, and many fans went to The Dell one week and Fratton Park the next.

It was in the days when away fans were not separated from home fans, and they got to know each other and compared opinions on clubs, teams and players.

The football authorities, in their wisdom (or lack of) decided that, after crowd trouble at, I believe, Leeds, there should be segregation.

This, in my opinion, did not solve the problem, but made it worse. Instead of mingling with away supporters, they were separated, and that is when the chanting began, because the 'enemy' were all in one section.

I did use the term, 'In an IDEAL world', but these days football is far from being an ideal world, and we have the Football Authorities to thank for their contribution to this state of affairs.

Regretfully, things change over time, many not for the better, there has always been a rivalry between Saints and Pompey, it hasn't always been savoury either, I prefer to stick to the banter, a big believer in the sticks and stones theory. I may dislike Skates, but I wouldn't want to personally hurt one, as that would end up in tears and a jail sentence. If I perceive trouble, I walk away from it, not because I am a coward, it's because of the possible consequences, I am not going to get banged up just because I had to defend myself, better to avoid it altogether, that way I get to follow my team without any real grief. If you want to go the other way, that is your choice, but don't expect sympathy if it all goes horribly wrong, you reap what you sew.