Pennyred

That flip-chart message was definitely written by Nigel - I have a photo of one of his earlier messages - exactly the same 'font'. Just love the man.......

Clem.

Plenty of tickets available still - waiting list for official coach being taken - need 30 more people to fill it or else I won't be able to go!! Come on, swallow your pride and go by coach, its not as bad as you think. Call the TO on 02380 711912 as quick as you can (by lunchtime today) to book your seat for the tastiest match of the season so far................

And the only clock on view was permanently hidden by numpty steward standing plumb in front of it.

For starters the club could at least allow the flag onto the pitch before kick-off. Leicester had a giant shirt which was carried out and held by six or eight youngsters. Folding up the flag was supervised by an adult. It would be a great opportunity for young Saints fans to get on to the pitch, perhaps as much kudos as being a club mascot? Less embarrassing than kicking that stupid ball. Most people who funded this flag have never seen it. I have - it's impressive - should at least get out onto the pitch.

And despite several complaints row W Chapel still need umbrellas cos of leaks from corroding roof.

I can only think that Hampshire Police have a hidden agenda? Choice of - 1) They want to discredit football fans 2) They want the overtime 3) They want to test their 'riot techniques' Having followed Saints (home and away) for many years, and having been kept in at many clubs - notably Pyortsmouth, Leicester and Millwall, I can't believe they still let the away fans out at the final whistle at St Marys. I reckon the Police could be charged with inciting trouble? Why doesn't the club INSIST the away fans (of certain clubs) be kept in like we are when on our travels?? But then, what do I know - I've only been a season ticket holder for 40 years.

No add-on tonight, just called TO to confirm this.

Good news Mike - well done. I'd like to know the cost of a 6' x 3', or even 8' x 4' banner. I have a design ready. We have a huge (ex FLYBE) blank red wall in front of our seats (behind the disabled seating) in Chapel, I did a big 'Danke schon Markus' banner last year but it went along with all the other tributes to Markus.

Sorry to nit-pick - BUT - renewal in the Chapel for over 65's is 255 = £11 per game - those over 60's who are now re-classified as 'adults' will have to pay £380 = £16 odd per game This virtually doubles what they paid last season. Of course it is still good value, but to double the price????? Not good. Maybe someone can find out how many 60 - 64 yr olds fall into this trap? And how many of them have a 40 year history of supporting Saints through thick and thin? I reckon the majority??

SAVE UP TO £220 ON WATCHING SAINTS IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP WHEN YOU RENEW YOUR SEASON TICKET. That's how the season ticket information is headed (in bold) when announcing the new prices..... So WHO precisely is able to RENEW their season ticket and make this sort of saving? They go on to say that's the price difference against paying per match, so it is NOT exactly 'season ticket renewal', is it? Or have I missed something? My husband's seat has gone up by £187 (96.99%). And he's still got three years til he gets his pension.

To be re-classified from senior over 60, to adult makes renewal of same seat a 97% increase. That's MY beef.... + 97%.......

Sorry - this is a bit off-piste.... Bought my 'once-a-season' programme today - just looking through it now - page 34 (where are they now?) - Ron Davies - it says he passed away in 2007. Can Tim pop round and make sure he's ok?

Ticket office are taking names for possible extra Bingo bus - cut-off midday today. Cost and times unknown.

Any songs for d'Urso? He cost our travelling fans about £9,000 on Boxing Day - and that's just the official coaches. Spoilt my Christmas - no food or drink for the nine hours sat on a boring coach.