How times have changed at St Mary's (From Daily Echo)

abbiscuits says...
12:34am Fri 27 Jul 12

remember the game well, in fact Bart was in goal and played well, but our defence was poor.
Suarez was quality, however, we had a team saved by ML and he was a happy, excited man and we could support our team and I thought we'd get back to premier (not so soon & with AP). I'm there tomorrow and really excited about how we perform against an Ajax side who put 4 past Celtic.

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abbiscuits says...
12:36am Fri 27 Jul 12

abbiscuits wrote:
remember the game well, in fact Bart was in goal and played well, but our defence was poor. Suarez was quality, however, we had a team saved by ML and he was a happy, excited man and we could support our team and I thought we'd get back to premier (not so soon & with AP). I'm there tomorrow and really excited about how we perform against an Ajax side who put 4 past Celtic.

oops, not tomorrow, sitting in this hot bath has melted my brain....be there Sat.

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WECOMING4U says...
1:40am Fri 27 Jul 12

And I wonder what that shower down the road were doing?
Makes you think, somethings you can never imagine changing but in time they do massively.
Saints to wipe the floor with Ajax!

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hedge end bob says...
2:13am Fri 27 Jul 12

abbiscuits wrote:

abbiscuits wrote:
remember the game well, in fact Bart was in goal and played well, but our defence was poor. Suarez was quality, however, we had a team saved by ML and he was a happy, excited man and we could support our team and I thought we'd get back to premier (not so soon & with AP). I'm there tomorrow and really excited about how we perform against an Ajax side who put 4 past Celtic.
oops, not tomorrow, sitting in this hot bath has melted my brain....be there Sat.

Tomorrow is SAT, get out of that bath quick.
I shall be there supporting the team that was saved by a man who has since departed our world. Just wish we could have the pleasure of seeing that big beaming smile. My eternal thanks MARKUS , i hope the boy's put on a good show for you against Ajax.
C O Y REDS (with a very very small white stripe).

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Corkonian Saint says...
6:46am Fri 27 Jul 12

Our club has been transformed over the past three years. This is thanks to one man, Markus Liebherr, and we are forever in hits debt.
It'd be great to get a result against Ajax as they're a quality side. Reckon we're gonna have a decent season, bring it on!

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batesieboy says...
6:52am Fri 27 Jul 12

We should, with a little Vim and vigour, be able to clean the floor with this lot in a Flash.

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Seedhouse the Unrepentant says...
8:01am Fri 27 Jul 12

The transformation both ends of the M27 is amazing. Funny how our different fortunes ebb and flow opposite to each other. But not as funny as watching that lot.

Birch says he has to sell everything but he hasn't said how much a fan is. Obviously they're fairly useless but rarity might add some value. I could use a House Skunt to organise my collection of Saints memorabilia.

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SaintMax says...
8:06am Fri 27 Jul 12

Not often has the word 'saviour' been more applicable to what the great Markus Liebherr did for our club. We managed to achieve what u set out to when you acquired us. Now to kick on and fulfill our potential. Screem if u wanna go faster!!

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saintforever says...
8:19am Fri 27 Jul 12

i too want to add my thanks to the late but great markus - forever a saint to all the fans.
never believed when he took over that the progress to the premier would be so fast(but i am not complaining) - i am sure many fans will think of markus every game home and away , wishing he was there in person to see his dream come true.
a fantastic season ahead - bring it on .
ps august 10th is fast approaching but trevor birch still has another few £75k to collect before then

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Ashley Charles Pragnell says...
8:48am Fri 27 Jul 12

Changing the subject reguarding players coming in. Yesterday I was at Hampden Park in Glasgow to see a woeful Spain player a very good Japan team. I noted that Japan has an excellent Centre half called Maya Yoshida. I think he would be addition to our squad. He has quick feet and pace he reminds me of Mark Wright. Also there is a rumour up here in Scotland, that Saints are favourites to sign Khaille from Celtic. He plays right side midfield. He is a creative winger and he would possibly only cost us 3 million.

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Rob The Saint NOT in NZ says...
8:54am Fri 27 Jul 12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
The transformation both ends of the M27 is amazing. Funny how our different fortunes ebb and flow opposite to each other. But not as funny as watching that lot.

Birch says he has to sell everything but he hasn't said how much a fan is. Obviously they're fairly useless but rarity might add some value. I could use a House Skunt to organise my collection of Saints memorabilia.

Nice idea in theory, but I wouldn't want a skunt's rancid hands anywhere near my house, let alone any Saints memorabilia!

Let them rot in the eternal hell-hole that is Poopee.

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insane saint says...
9:20am Fri 27 Jul 12

thinking of going the same as 3 years ago i am filled with fear and confidence that the saints will do badly but will do good at the same time. the life of a saints fan will never be easy all ups and downs. with great thanks Markus you will always be in saints fans thoughts. RIP

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bigfella777 says...
9:34am Fri 27 Jul 12

I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.

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Bungy53 says...
9:53am Fri 27 Jul 12

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.

So come on then, don't tell us what you wouldn't say, tell us what you would say--and impress us with your wisdom.

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Licky_Rambert says...
9:57am Fri 27 Jul 12

i cant wait for 20years time, as im walking my son home from his very first game (a champions league group stage match) at st marys, having told him all about the amazing last two seasons and how wonderful our saviour, markus is/was... he looks up at me and asks "dad? what was a skate?"

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puppy saint says...
10:00am Fri 27 Jul 12

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.

Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.

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St Retford says...
10:25am Fri 27 Jul 12

SaintMax wrote:
Not often has the word 'saviour' been more applicable to what the great Markus Liebherr did for our club. We managed to achieve what u set out to when you acquired us. Now to kick on and fulfill our potential. Screem if u wanna go faster!!

Let's not forget Nicola. It might have been Markus's money, but it was Snr Cortese who has put in three years of hard work and perfectionism in getting us where we are.

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Confucious says...
10:31am Fri 27 Jul 12

Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground.

I can't say I was much interested at all
but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind.

In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player.

I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic.

Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out.

Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself.

Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit!

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circa 66 saint says...
10:31am Fri 27 Jul 12

Licky_Rambert wrote:
i cant wait for 20years time, as im walking my son home from his very first game (a champions league group stage match) at st marys, having told him all about the amazing last two seasons and how wonderful our saviour, markus is/was... he looks up at me and asks "dad? what was a skate?"

the future
20 years from now john and his 10 year old son phil have just left st mary's stadium, having seen for the first time the newly built additions to the stadium.they were part of the 75,000 fans to witness the mighty saints win the first home game of the prem against newly promoted bournemouth (saints winning 3.1).
as they climb aboard the solent shuttle which runs from portsmouth to southampton and back, to their north end home in pompey young phil turns to his dad and say's "dad can we go to mac "d's" to celebrate, you know the one at fratton where you used to watch football years ago"

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St Retford says...
10:43am Fri 27 Jul 12

Confucious wrote:
Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground.

I can't say I was much interested at all
but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind.

In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player.

I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic.

Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out.

Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself.

Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit!

I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.)

I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?

[quote][p][bold]Confucious[/bold] wrote: Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground. I can't say I was much interested at all but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind. In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player. I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic. Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out. Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself. Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit![/p][/quote]I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.) I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it? St Retford

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miltonarcher says...
10:52am Fri 27 Jul 12

Thanks Marcus, we will never forget what you, your family and NC have done for this great club.

I will be dissapointed to see Saints run out onto the pitch not in our famous stripes but a replica Liverpool kit. Still, onwards and upwards and COYR !!!

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puppy saint says...
10:59am Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground.

I can't say I was much interested at all
but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind.

In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player.

I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic.

Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out.

Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself.

Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit!
I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.)

I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?

The Orbit. £15 to go up in a lift and you have to walk down, apparently. They really missed a trick, imho. It looks like a water slide so why not go the whole way and flume it up?

[quote][p][bold]St Retford[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Confucious[/bold] wrote: Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground. I can't say I was much interested at all but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind. In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player. I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic. Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out. Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself. Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit![/p][/quote]I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.) I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?[/p][/quote]The Orbit. £15 to go up in a lift and you have to walk down, apparently. They really missed a trick, imho. It looks like a water slide so why not go the whole way and flume it up? puppy saint

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Brian1 says...
11:00am Fri 27 Jul 12

A great article .. it does indeed remind us of how fortunes eb and flow. I was in the Saints shop a couple of days after Markus bought the club, and cashier was still thanking his lucky stars.

We were so close to what Poopey are feeling now. So I dont wish that on my worst enemny..let alone our greatest rival. And besides theres no guarantee that after a few years keeping up with the Mancinis, Wengers, Fergies we dont over extend ourselves again. (Not that Nicola in charge we should, but you never know. Its easy to get carried away.)

Anyway I'm not worrying about that or Poopey right now, I just cant stop siling ..Saints are back in the Big League (where we belong)

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St Retford says...
11:12am Fri 27 Jul 12

miltonarcher wrote:
Thanks Marcus, we will never forget what you, your family and NC have done for this great club.

I will be dissapointed to see Saints run out onto the pitch not in our famous stripes but a replica Liverpool kit. Still, onwards and upwards and COYR !!!

I like the kit, but I do wonder what we'll wear when we play Stoke or Sunderland. Both home and away kits will clash. Have we got a third kit that's, like, yellow or something?

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St Retford says...
11:13am Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground.

I can't say I was much interested at all
but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind.

In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player.

I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic.

Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out.

Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself.

Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit!
I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.)

I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?
The Orbit. £15 to go up in a lift and you have to walk down, apparently. They really missed a trick, imho. It looks like a water slide so why not go the whole way and flume it up?

It looks like the sort of doodle a psychopath would make before they go on a shooting spree. It's terrible!

[quote][p][bold]puppy saint[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]St Retford[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Confucious[/bold] wrote: Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground. I can't say I was much interested at all but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind. In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player. I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic. Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out. Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself. Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit![/p][/quote]I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.) I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?[/p][/quote]The Orbit. £15 to go up in a lift and you have to walk down, apparently. They really missed a trick, imho. It looks like a water slide so why not go the whole way and flume it up?[/p][/quote]It looks like the sort of doodle a psychopath would make before they go on a shooting spree. It's terrible! St Retford

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Mush On The Beach says...
11:16am Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.

There’s nowt so queer as folk ..... especially in Brighton

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Confucious says...
11:18am Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground.

I can't say I was much interested at all
but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind.

In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player.

I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic.

Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out.

Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself.

Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit!
I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.)

I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?
The Orbit. £15 to go up in a lift and you have to walk down, apparently. They really missed a trick, imho. It looks like a water slide so why not go the whole way and flume it up?

You two seem to be in the know. Any truth in the rumour that the opening ceremony includes a sequence where Britain is invaded from the sea by a shoal of slimy skates but they are all slain by the fantasically iconic Saint Gorgeous who appears in a red and white striped tunic?

Also I see Gary Glitter is now joint favourite at the bookies to light the iconic flame along with Harry Redknob's fantastically iconic dog.

[quote][p][bold]puppy saint[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]St Retford[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Confucious[/bold] wrote: Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground. I can't say I was much interested at all but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind. In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player. I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic. Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out. Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself. Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit![/p][/quote]I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.) I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?[/p][/quote]The Orbit. £15 to go up in a lift and you have to walk down, apparently. They really missed a trick, imho. It looks like a water slide so why not go the whole way and flume it up?[/p][/quote]You two seem to be in the know. Any truth in the rumour that the opening ceremony includes a sequence where Britain is invaded from the sea by a shoal of slimy skates but they are all slain by the fantasically iconic Saint Gorgeous who appears in a red and white striped tunic? Also I see Gary Glitter is now joint favourite at the bookies to light the iconic flame along with Harry Redknob's fantastically iconic dog. Confucious

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St Retford says...
11:30am Fri 27 Jul 12

Close - it's not Gary Glitter but Gary Barlow. You can't do anything in this country without that charmless, tax-dodging shitbag getting his grubby hands on it. It might work though as he's going to get Lulu on board and do a version of Relight My Fire. With Mylene Klass on piano, 'obv'.

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Seedhouse the Unrepentant says...
11:34am Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.

Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.

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saintdave1976 says...
11:35am Fri 27 Jul 12

SaintMax wrote:
Not often has the word 'saviour' been more applicable to what the great Markus Liebherr did for our club. We managed to achieve what u set out to when you acquired us. Now to kick on and fulfill our potential. Screem if u wanna go faster!!

Well said mate!

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Seedhouse the Unrepentant says...
11:39am Fri 27 Jul 12

Brian1 wrote:
A great article .. it does indeed remind us of how fortunes eb and flow. I was in the Saints shop a couple of days after Markus bought the club, and cashier was still thanking his lucky stars.

We were so close to what Poopey are feeling now. So I dont wish that on my worst enemny..let alone our greatest rival. And besides theres no guarantee that after a few years keeping up with the Mancinis, Wengers, Fergies we dont over extend ourselves again. (Not that Nicola in charge we should, but you never know. Its easy to get carried away.)

Anyway I'm not worrying about that or Poopey right now, I just cant stop siling ..Saints are back in the Big League (where we belong)

Que?

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slugger says...
11:55am Fri 27 Jul 12

lest we forget .

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Strasbourg Saint says...
11:56am Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:
Close - it's not Gary Glitter but Gary Barlow. You can't do anything in this country without that charmless, tax-dodging shitbag getting his grubby hands on it. It might work though as he's going to get Lulu on board and do a version of Relight My Fire. With Mylene Klass on piano, 'obv'.

Sounds pants! Now, if they'd found Jim Morrison (my money's on Mexico) and got a re-formed Doors to do Light My Fire, that would have been a coup!

As for that Orbit thing, isn't it supposed to be one of Confucious's fantastic icons?

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puppy saint says...
12:02pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.

He is a **** though.

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puppy saint says...
12:16pm Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:
Close - it's not Gary Glitter but Gary Barlow. You can't do anything in this country without that charmless, tax-dodging shitbag getting his grubby hands on it. It might work though as he's going to get Lulu on board and do a version of Relight My Fire. With Mylene Klass on piano, 'obv'.

Will Howard and Jason be there too?

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St Retford says...
12:22pm Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Close - it's not Gary Glitter but Gary Barlow. You can't do anything in this country without that charmless, tax-dodging shitbag getting his grubby hands on it. It might work though as he's going to get Lulu on board and do a version of Relight My Fire. With Mylene Klass on piano, 'obv'.
Will Howard and Jason be there too?

I hope so. Jason's my favourite. I do admire popstars with absolutely no musical talent whatsoever. As a footballer you do tend to get 'found out' quite quickly if you can't kick a ball, but popstars can get away with being rubbish at their chosen field of expertise. There's something more democratic about it.

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Strasbourg Saint says...
12:23pm Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.

If I may be permitted to dialogue with STH sfor just one moment, I think Puppy does have a point.

However, Seedhouse, in case his elevated status these days doesn't permit him to use such language, maybe me, a mere overseas onlooker could say it for him:

BF777, take your damp sock to your attic and moisten it yet further.

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Confucious says...
12:24pm Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.

But don't forget, on this fantastically iconic day, that on one fateful occasion, out of a hundred thousand sperm, he was the fastest.

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puppy saint says...
12:42pm Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Close - it's not Gary Glitter but Gary Barlow. You can't do anything in this country without that charmless, tax-dodging shitbag getting his grubby hands on it. It might work though as he's going to get Lulu on board and do a version of Relight My Fire. With Mylene Klass on piano, 'obv'.
Will Howard and Jason be there too?
I hope so. Jason's my favourite. I do admire popstars with absolutely no musical talent whatsoever. As a footballer you do tend to get 'found out' quite quickly if you can't kick a ball, but popstars can get away with being rubbish at their chosen field of expertise. There's something more democratic about it.

They should form a Super Non Group with Baby Spice and Kimberly from Girls Aloud.

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OSPREYSAINT says...
12:45pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Confucious wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
But don't forget, on this fantastically iconic day, that on one fateful occasion, out of a hundred thousand sperm, he was the fastest.

Parents wanted an abortion, was 14 at the time! Only joking, it would be a boring world if we didn't have a variety of human beings, it takes all kinds to make the World go around and we do have plenty of different kinds on here. Tolerance is important,

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Confucious says...
12:49pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Red Alert!

First televised fantastically iconic women's beach volleyball match next Tuesday 2.00pm.

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puppy saint says...
12:52pm Fri 27 Jul 12

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Confucious wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
But don't forget, on this fantastically iconic day, that on one fateful occasion, out of a hundred thousand sperm, he was the fastest.
Parents wanted an abortion, was 14 at the time! Only joking, it would be a boring world if we didn't have a variety of human beings, it takes all kinds to make the World go around and we do have plenty of different kinds on here. Tolerance is important,

I don't mind a WUM with a bit about them but this one is sub play group at best and makes Fatty X look Stephen Hawking and he's a massive, jibbering **** too.

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Confucious says...
12:53pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Sh!te. It's Iran v Saudi Arabia.

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Mush On The Beach says...
12:58pm Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Confucious wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
But don't forget, on this fantastically iconic day, that on one fateful occasion, out of a hundred thousand sperm, he was the fastest.
Parents wanted an abortion, was 14 at the time! Only joking, it would be a boring world if we didn't have a variety of human beings, it takes all kinds to make the World go around and we do have plenty of different kinds on here. Tolerance is important,
I don't mind a WUM with a bit about them but this one is sub play group at best and makes Fatty X look Stephen Hawking and he's a massive, jibbering **** too.

Adopt a Skunt Puppy it will give you focus, Poopey Phylis is still up for grabs. I snagged the bell ringing gimp for a sack of carrots and feel a better human being for the experience already

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mack chinnon says...
1:04pm Fri 27 Jul 12

slugger wrote:
lest we forget .

Poets day is it.

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Condor Man says...
1:08pm Fri 27 Jul 12

The key to our recent success post Liebherr take over was the signing on Rickie Lambert. He has been crucial to our rise back up the divisions. £1m well spent.

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worried of n e hampshire says...
1:10pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Licky_Rambert wrote:
i cant wait for 20years time, as im walking my son home from his very first game (a champions league group stage match) at st marys, having told him all about the amazing last two seasons and how wonderful our saviour, markus is/was... he looks up at me and asks "dad? what was a skate?"

brilliant!! i laughed out loud and eveyone in the office looked round and said in unison, wot you reading??

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Seedhouse the Unrepentant says...
1:12pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Confucious wrote:
Red Alert!

First televised fantastically iconic women's beach volleyball match next Tuesday 2.00pm.

I do hope we get some spectacular bouncing and there's always the outside chance of a tasteful glimpse of vag.

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Mush On The Beach says...
1:13pm Fri 27 Jul 12

mack chinnon wrote:

slugger wrote:
lest we forget .
Poets day is it.

Alas poor Skunt! I knew him well

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puppy saint says...
1:15pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Mush On The Beach wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Confucious wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
But don't forget, on this fantastically iconic day, that on one fateful occasion, out of a hundred thousand sperm, he was the fastest.
Parents wanted an abortion, was 14 at the time! Only joking, it would be a boring world if we didn't have a variety of human beings, it takes all kinds to make the World go around and we do have plenty of different kinds on here. Tolerance is important,
I don't mind a WUM with a bit about them but this one is sub play group at best and makes Fatty X look Stephen Hawking and he's a massive, jibbering **** too.
Adopt a Skunt Puppy it will give you focus, Poopey Phylis is still up for grabs. I snagged the bell ringing gimp for a sack of carrots and feel a better human being for the experience already

I'm hanging on a couple of weeks. There might be a few bargains to grab once "plucky" P%mpey are liquidised. Just pop down to Fraggle Rock on any Saturday afternoon and bag one of the remaining Few milling around the Aldi Flagship store at Fratton. No carrots required.

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St Retford says...
1:20pm Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Close - it's not Gary Glitter but Gary Barlow. You can't do anything in this country without that charmless, tax-dodging shitbag getting his grubby hands on it. It might work though as he's going to get Lulu on board and do a version of Relight My Fire. With Mylene Klass on piano, 'obv'.
Will Howard and Jason be there too?
I hope so. Jason's my favourite. I do admire popstars with absolutely no musical talent whatsoever. As a footballer you do tend to get 'found out' quite quickly if you can't kick a ball, but popstars can get away with being rubbish at their chosen field of expertise. There's something more democratic about it.
They should form a Super Non Group with Baby Spice and Kimberly from Girls Aloud.

Oh Kimberly - how I've missed her.

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puppy saint says...
1:28pm Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Close - it's not Gary Glitter but Gary Barlow. You can't do anything in this country without that charmless, tax-dodging shitbag getting his grubby hands on it. It might work though as he's going to get Lulu on board and do a version of Relight My Fire. With Mylene Klass on piano, 'obv'.
Will Howard and Jason be there too?
I hope so. Jason's my favourite. I do admire popstars with absolutely no musical talent whatsoever. As a footballer you do tend to get 'found out' quite quickly if you can't kick a ball, but popstars can get away with being rubbish at their chosen field of expertise. There's something more democratic about it.
They should form a Super Non Group with Baby Spice and Kimberly from Girls Aloud.
Oh Kimberly - how I've missed her.

Utter filth! I bet she was the Girl that liked to say yes. Voice like a harpooned Minke whale though.

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Seedhouse the Unrepentant says...
1:31pm Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.

Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.

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St Retford says...
1:35pm Fri 27 Jul 12

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Close - it's not Gary Glitter but Gary Barlow. You can't do anything in this country without that charmless, tax-dodging shitbag getting his grubby hands on it. It might work though as he's going to get Lulu on board and do a version of Relight My Fire. With Mylene Klass on piano, 'obv'.
Will Howard and Jason be there too?
I hope so. Jason's my favourite. I do admire popstars with absolutely no musical talent whatsoever. As a footballer you do tend to get 'found out' quite quickly if you can't kick a ball, but popstars can get away with being rubbish at their chosen field of expertise. There's something more democratic about it.
They should form a Super Non Group with Baby Spice and Kimberly from Girls Aloud.
Oh Kimberly - how I've missed her.
Utter filth! I bet she was the Girl that liked to say yes. Voice like a harpooned Minke whale though.

Haha - innit. If only they could autotune her when she's speaking she would be perfect.

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Strasbourg Saint says...
1:42pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Red Alert!

First televised fantastically iconic women's beach volleyball match next Tuesday 2.00pm.
I do hope we get some spectacular bouncing and there's always the outside chance of a tasteful glimpse of vag.

My lads have tickets to the beach volleyball on Saturday morning. I gave big little Strassie a camera in high expectation.

Turns out they'll be watching the fantastically un-iconic preliminary Men's.

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St Retford says...
1:44pm Fri 27 Jul 12

On a footballing note, is anyone secretly hoping we're not 'too' good tomorrow? I mean, if we demolish them 5-0 (not that that'll happen, obviously, but go with me...) then Man City and Man United are going to start doing some serious homework on us. I'd quite like us to maintain an element of surprise for those first few weeks in the Prem.

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Mush On The Beach says...
1:54pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.

Puppy, can you tell Seedhouse I think he is a lardy arrse t**t. He would have been on the terraces standing on a milk crate like the rest of us when I was a kid, except he was a 19 year old short arrse at the time. I hope his padded woopy cushion gets a puncture at an inconvenient moment!!

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Strasbourg Saint says...
1:58pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.

It would be an honour; were I but worthy.

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puppy saint says...
2:08pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.
Puppy, can you tell Seedhouse I think he is a lardy arrse t**t. He would have been on the terraces standing on a milk crate like the rest of us when I was a kid, except he was a 19 year old short arrse at the time. I hope his padded woopy cushion gets a puncture at an inconvenient moment!!

He's a massive tool but quite likeable at the same time. Think Tim Brooke Taylor in "The Goodies" but with a touch of the George Best's about him.

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ShakeyWiffles says...
2:19pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Ashley Charles Pragnell wrote:
Changing the subject reguarding players coming in. Yesterday I was at Hampden Park in Glasgow to see a woeful Spain player a very good Japan team. I noted that Japan has an excellent Centre half called Maya Yoshida. I think he would be addition to our squad. He has quick feet and pace he reminds me of Mark Wright. Also there is a rumour up here in Scotland, that Saints are favourites to sign Khaille from Celtic. He plays right side midfield. He is a creative winger and he would possibly only cost us 3 million.

Right side! That's what we like to hear. Here's hoping Adkins has had the same thought

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Strasbourg Saint says...
2:19pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.
Puppy, can you tell Seedhouse I think he is a lardy arrse t**t. He would have been on the terraces standing on a milk crate like the rest of us when I was a kid, except he was a 19 year old short arrse at the time. I hope his padded woopy cushion gets a puncture at an inconvenient moment!!

If anyone knows sign language for 'lardy arrse t**t', when he does that 'acknowledge the lowlife' thing with his cap one day, on behalf of all the other overseas prolls, I'll gesture rudely in his general direction from an agreeable distance.

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mattboy111 says...
2:21pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Just seen that compensation has been agreed for Clyne, another part of jigsaw closed...

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saints fan #1 says...
2:22pm Fri 27 Jul 12

http://www.soccerfam
e.fr/transfer/10949/
jeremainlens

change the translation into English
oh believe me its true (hopefully)
tell u wat the clues in the link

enjoy!

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saints fan #1 says...
2:26pm Fri 27 Jul 12

wow watch this video and watch the stunning goal he scores blimey!
he`s brilliant!
must watch all!!!!

http://www.youtube.c
om/watch?v=82IwfAU3t
qM&feature=player_em
bedded

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mattboy111 says...
2:34pm Fri 27 Jul 12

saints fan #1 wrote:
wow watch this video and watch the stunning goal he scores blimey! he`s brilliant! must watch all!!!! http://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=82IwfAU3t qM&feature=playe
r_em bedded

I havent opened the link but is it any more than the article that was there over a week ago...?

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St Retford says...
2:35pm Fri 27 Jul 12

saints fan #1 wrote:
http://www.soccerfam

e.fr/transfer/10949/

jeremainlens

change the translation into English
oh believe me its true (hopefully)
tell u wat the clues in the link

enjoy!

LITERALLY AMAZING.

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seventh-junction says...
2:36pm Fri 27 Jul 12

ShakeyWiffles wrote:

Ashley Charles Pragnell wrote:
Changing the subject reguarding players coming in. Yesterday I was at Hampden Park in Glasgow to see a woeful Spain player a very good Japan team. I noted that Japan has an excellent Centre half called Maya Yoshida. I think he would be addition to our squad. He has quick feet and pace he reminds me of Mark Wright. Also there is a rumour up here in Scotland, that Saints are favourites to sign Khaille from Celtic. He plays right side midfield. He is a creative winger and he would possibly only cost us 3 million.
Right side! That's what we like to hear. Here's hoping Adkins has had the same thought

Kayal....I think he's an Israeli international

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lowe esteem says...
2:39pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.

If I might make so bold: Where does a STH who has paid more to move from the wings to the central stand stand or sit on this one?
On a separate more contentious thread, my straw poll suggests that most fans seem to be divided into "pro" the new kit (which is nearly ALL RED) because they always buy a new one or are always ready to embrace change (for changes sake?) without question -a modern and irrational development or "agin"- it's just not Saints, it ain't really red and white and it doesn't relate to anything in the past thus far. The latter is a majority view too, as I'm sure most fellow fans (STH or otherwise) will agree from their own straw polls.

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lowe esteem says...
2:40pm Fri 27 Jul 12

lowe esteem wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.
If I might make so bold: Where does a STH who has paid more to move from the wings to the central stand stand or sit on this one?
On a separate more contentious thread, my straw poll suggests that most fans seem to be divided into "pro" the new kit (which is nearly ALL RED) because they always buy a new one or are always ready to embrace change (for changes sake?) without question -a modern and irrational development or "agin"- it's just not Saints, it ain't really red and white and it doesn't relate to anything in the past thus far. The latter is a majority view too, as I'm sure most fellow fans (STH or otherwise) will agree from their own straw polls.

Note:
That's moved from the wings to the centre stand WITHOUT moving seats.

[quote][p][bold]lowe esteem[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Seedhouse the Unrepentant[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]puppy saint[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Seedhouse the Unrepentant[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]puppy saint[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bigfella777[/bold] wrote: I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.[/p][/quote]Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.[/p][/quote]Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.[/p][/quote]He is a **** though.[/p][/quote]Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this. For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down. Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.[/p][/quote]If I might make so bold: Where does a STH who has paid more to move from the wings to the central stand stand or sit on this one? On a separate more contentious thread, my straw poll suggests that most fans seem to be divided into "pro" the new kit (which is nearly ALL RED) because they always buy a new one or are always ready to embrace change (for changes sake?) without question -a modern and irrational development or "agin"- it's just not Saints, it ain't really red and white and it doesn't relate to anything in the past thus far. The latter is a majority view too, as I'm sure most fellow fans (STH or otherwise) will agree from their own straw polls.[/p][/quote]Note: That's moved from the wings to the centre stand WITHOUT moving seats. lowe esteem

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SFCOLDBOY says...
2:43pm Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground.

I can't say I was much interested at all
but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind.

In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player.

I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic.

Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out.

Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself.

Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit!
I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.)

I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?

Scrap iron!

[quote][p][bold]St Retford[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Confucious[/bold] wrote: Prem soccer news will take second place today to the BBC's Olympic coverage where everything this morning is being described every few minutes as 'fantastic' and 'iconic' - including the 'fantastic' archery already under way at the 'iconic' Lords ground. I can't say I was much interested at all but now I've been told that it's all fantastic and iconic I've changed my mind. In fact I think it's a shame that we don't have events involving fantastic icons such as jumping over and throwing fantastic icons and running after fantastic icons propelled on an electric track. We could also have boat shaped fantastic icons to row and sail and events involving hopping, skipping and jumping over triple fantastic icons - not to mention relays involving handing over a fantastic small icon to the next runner. I think the committee should also have marketed a fantastically iconic life-sized blow-up Australian female beach volleyball player. I'm so excited about the whole fantastically iconic event now that the BBC have told me it really is fantastically iconic. Good old BBC. But for them telling me how massively sad and moving everything was at Princess Diana's funeral I wouldn't have had that massively big and fantastically iconic moment crying my eyes out. Of course my mind may have just been manipulated today by the fantastically iconic BBC coverage, but if it has, it's certainly manipulation on a fantastically iconic scale and that's fantastically iconic in itself. Off for a fantastically iconic 'Opening Day coffee and digestive biscuit![/p][/quote]I'm well up for the Olympics - especially the ceremony tonight. It's going to celebrate the NHS and striking miners and could well spark a worldwide uprising by the proletariat against the insidious advance of corporate power that has all but destroyed the rights established in Magna Carta. (But not Coca-Cola or McDonalds corporate power, obv - they're fine.) I do still think that big red swirly thing by the Olympic stadium looks bobbins, though. What even is it?[/p][/quote]Scrap iron! SFCOLDBOY

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St Retford says...
3:08pm Fri 27 Jul 12

lowe esteem wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.
If I might make so bold: Where does a STH who has paid more to move from the wings to the central stand stand or sit on this one?
On a separate more contentious thread, my straw poll suggests that most fans seem to be divided into "pro" the new kit (which is nearly ALL RED) because they always buy a new one or are always ready to embrace change (for changes sake?) without question -a modern and irrational development or "agin"- it's just not Saints, it ain't really red and white and it doesn't relate to anything in the past thus far. The latter is a majority view too, as I'm sure most fellow fans (STH or otherwise) will agree from their own straw polls.

Once we start winning in the new shirt you - and everyone - will bloody love it.

[quote][p][bold]lowe esteem[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Seedhouse the Unrepentant[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]puppy saint[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Seedhouse the Unrepentant[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]puppy saint[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]bigfella777[/bold] wrote: I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.[/p][/quote]Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.[/p][/quote]Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.[/p][/quote]He is a **** though.[/p][/quote]Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this. For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down. Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.[/p][/quote]If I might make so bold: Where does a STH who has paid more to move from the wings to the central stand stand or sit on this one? On a separate more contentious thread, my straw poll suggests that most fans seem to be divided into "pro" the new kit (which is nearly ALL RED) because they always buy a new one or are always ready to embrace change (for changes sake?) without question -a modern and irrational development or "agin"- it's just not Saints, it ain't really red and white and it doesn't relate to anything in the past thus far. The latter is a majority view too, as I'm sure most fellow fans (STH or otherwise) will agree from their own straw polls.[/p][/quote]Once we start winning in the new shirt you - and everyone - will bloody love it. St Retford

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Mush On The Beach says...
4:02pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Ajax tomorrow, that should whet the pre-season whistle and juices. I’m hoping for a good all round display from the Boys, it’s all about bonding and gelling at this time of the year. I’m hoping for a win obviously, but Nigel has the chance in these games to experiment so relax and enjoy no matter what.

As long it’s not worse than 0-4 then our resident Celtic Numpty on here Ach I The Noodle will not dare to raise his head above the parapet and disagree with the fact that we are now a bigger team than the Hoop Bhoys. Enjoy. (I know you are reading Sweaty)

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OSPREYSAINT says...
4:04pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Confucious wrote:
Sh!te. It's Iran v Saudi Arabia.

Burkas all round then?

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tugboat says...
4:21pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.

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truelysaints says...
4:23pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Let’s not forget our academy which is now has category one status producing some of the best youngsters in the land. We should all be proud how the club has progressed over the last two years. I feel great things lay ahead. Great idea to have an under 21, under 18 and under 15 leagues CYR

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St Retford says...
4:23pm Fri 27 Jul 12

tugboat wrote:
Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.

You underestimate us. I genuinely think our opening match is a title decider: whoever wins that game will win the league, you mark my words.

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Mush On The Beach says...
4:40pm Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:

tugboat wrote:
Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.
You underestimate us. I genuinely think our opening match is a title decider: whoever wins that game will win the league, you mark my words.

That’s a given Stretford Mush, but can you help me out with a more pressing quandary. I’m watching a Jools Holland show and I can’t decide who sounds the cooler (both brilliant): David Gray and Annie Lennox vs The Decemberists.
Get to bed Mush.

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slugger says...
4:43pm Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:

tugboat wrote:
Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.
You underestimate us. I genuinely think our opening match is a title decider: whoever wins that game will win the league, you mark my words.

got me 3 quid on us to win the prem and a tenner on rickie to get the golden boot ..... easy money !

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mack chinnon says...
5:01pm Fri 27 Jul 12

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

tugboat wrote:
Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.
You underestimate us. I genuinely think our opening match is a title decider: whoever wins that game will win the league, you mark my words.
got me 3 quid on us to win the prem and a tenner on rickie to get the golden boot ..... easy money !

I hope you win then you can take me out binge drinking.

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mack chinnon says...
5:06pm Fri 27 Jul 12

mack chinnon wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

tugboat wrote:
Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.
You underestimate us. I genuinely think our opening match is a title decider: whoever wins that game will win the league, you mark my words.
got me 3 quid on us to win the prem and a tenner on rickie to get the golden boot ..... easy money !
I hope you win then you can take me out binge drinking.

For a week.

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slugger says...
5:10pm Fri 27 Jul 12

mack chinnon wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

tugboat wrote:
Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.
You underestimate us. I genuinely think our opening match is a title decider: whoever wins that game will win the league, you mark my words.
got me 3 quid on us to win the prem and a tenner on rickie to get the golden boot ..... easy money !
I hope you win then you can take me out binge drinking.
For a week.

count on it ......... i do love a good old binge drink , the government can kiss my @rse !

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slugger says...
5:13pm Fri 27 Jul 12

hey mack , perhaps we could have a bliss time ......... beatiful !

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Mush On The Beach says...
5:16pm Fri 27 Jul 12

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

tugboat wrote:
Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.
You underestimate us. I genuinely think our opening match is a title decider: whoever wins that game will win the league, you mark my words.
got me 3 quid on us to win the prem and a tenner on rickie to get the golden boot ..... easy money !

Slugger, may I offer you my opinion on betting, as I do a lot of it and truthfully do quite well. Don’t lock your money in fella long term now for a whole season, regardless of the amounts. It’s dead money for far too long.
Think how to make short term gains and keep adding to it. I recommend you keep picking near favourites to win week to week and build a kitty.
Then you divide the winning kitty in half.
Half for the safe betting tips and then the half for the speckie accumulators.
If all is good, then you have the funds for the big poker games.
Welcome to Mush on the Beach World , Life is a gamble

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mack chinnon says...
5:23pm Fri 27 Jul 12

slugger wrote:
hey mack , perhaps we could have a bliss time ......... beatiful !

Good idea.

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tugboat says...
7:32pm Fri 27 Jul 12

St Retford wrote:

tugboat wrote:
Category One status now achieved by saints academy.
Incredible and a testament to all the hard work by NC and all.
Can it get better than this? Premier league,vying for top footballing talent,Im going for a top ten finish,deluded? probably.But happily deluded.
You underestimate us. I genuinely think our opening match is a title decider: whoever wins that game will win the league, you mark my words.

Your sarcasm is only surpassed by your undoubted wit and unrivalled knowledge.

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Cpt. Kirk's illegitimate love child says...
7:54pm Fri 27 Jul 12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

puppy saint wrote:

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.
Up to your usual standard of blistering repartee, I see. Why do you bother? I hate myself for replying as no doubt this will send you up to your box room with an inappropriately employed soggy sock in one hand and your half c%cked pygmy size p£nis in the other.
Puppy. Need I remind you that with STH ownership comes certain responsibilities.
He is a **** though.
Puppy the fact he is a **** and a ****** and probably a *************** is not in dispute. It's about the etiquette of how we STH communicate this.

For example I, as a STH (padded seat section), can communicate with you as an STH (Ordinary), but not below that level. Whereas you can communicate with Non STH (frequent attendance including several away games) people. It's about one up or one down.

Despite his lowly status even Strassie gets it. I hope one day our paths will cross when I shall break with tradition and nod in his direction.

Seed you bourgeois capitalist you! Where is your comradely spirit brother? United we stand, divided we fall. Up the workers! Up the Saints!

Marched at Tolpuddle the other day. Passed some trade unionists with a banner from Pompey. Can't remember which union, but I managed to get in a loud 'Up the Saints' as we passed within feet of each other

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batesieboy says...
6:26am Sat 28 Jul 12

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Sh!te. It's Iran v Saudi Arabia.
Burkas all round then?

What have Nepalese soldiers got to do with it?

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OSPREYSAINT says...
10:42am Sat 28 Jul 12

batesieboy wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Sh!te. It's Iran v Saudi Arabia.
Burkas all round then?
What have Nepalese soldiers got to do with it?

That's Gherkins

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OSPREYSAINT says...
11:17am Sat 28 Jul 12

Dan Harding has gone to Notts Forest for an undisclosed fee according to the Forest OS.

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ElliotP says...
11:29am Sat 28 Jul 12

As Harding has gone to Nottingham Forest, signing a three year deal, this definitely shows we are after another LB. Olsson would be a fantastic addition to the squad.

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Cpt. Kirk's illegitimate love child says...
11:33am Sat 28 Jul 12

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

batesieboy wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Sh!te. It's Iran v Saudi Arabia.
Burkas all round then?
What have Nepalese soldiers got to do with it?
That's Gherkins

Lumleys you mean

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KeepCalmWeHaveCortese says...
11:54am Sat 28 Jul 12

DanHarding has gone off to Notts Forrest here is the link..http://www.sai
ntsfc.co.uk/page/New
sDetail/0,,10280~286
3631,00.html

could that mean Buttner or another left back are about to come in ?...

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OSPREYSAINT says...
12:16pm Sat 28 Jul 12

Cpt. Kirk's illegitimate love child wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

batesieboy wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Sh!te. It's Iran v Saudi Arabia.
Burkas all round then?
What have Nepalese soldiers got to do with it?
That's Gherkins
Lumleys you mean

Not to mention the Burpas

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mack chinnon says...
12:44pm Sat 28 Jul 12

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Dan Harding has gone to Notts Forest for an undisclosed fee according to the Forest OS.

I liked Dan Harding. Not in a man love kind of way though.

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dadofmy3sons says...
1:24pm Sat 28 Jul 12

mack chinnon wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Dan Harding has gone to Notts Forest for an undisclosed fee according to the Forest OS.
I liked Dan Harding. Not in a man love kind of way though.

performed quite adequately when required and didn't do a lot wrong.
Not the qualification for a premier league player.
Probably get sold again next year when he helps Forest win promotion.

thanks Dan.

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dadofmy3sons says...
1:30pm Sat 28 Jul 12

bigfella777 wrote:
I wouldnt say the team is that different at all.

only 3 players still playing at a decent level, and they are with us.
Youth players and a bit of experience in Kelvin, blueprint for the future set down a long time ago!
So all new signings now have to be better than what is already here or in our youth production line.. and if they can bring good experience with them, even better.
the club hasn't changed but all teams do within a week let alone 3 years.

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bigfella777 says...
4:28pm Sat 28 Jul 12

Saints need to get a proper manager quickly.

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Seedhouse the Unrepentant says...
8:09pm Sat 28 Jul 12

bigfella777 wrote:
Saints need to get a proper manager quickly.

I suppose having a spare one is a good idea.

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OSPREYSAINT says...
8:52pm Sat 28 Jul 12

bigfella777 wrote:
Saints need to get a proper manager quickly.

For the catering you mean?

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