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Might be more interesting to see what odds that set of results would be.

He was absolutely appalling in the first half, not seeing a load of incidents and woefully inconsistent in what he did give, specifically ignoring a bunch of over-physical contact by West Brom's midfield and a blatant shirt pull on Lambert in the box, a few climbing incidents in headers, and probably could have managed the Ramirez sending off situation better in blowing before he lashed out, though he was trying to play advantage. He did manage to get all 3 red cards right though, but the praise he got on MotD from Phil Neville last night just shows why people shouldn't make comments based on highlights or hearsay.

I believe this makes you certifiably insane. Our chance of being relegated stood at 0.07% this morning. That will probably have slightly improved following the Reading/QPR draw. Just to make this clear, based on statistical probability, even three defeats leaves us with only a 1% chance of getting relegated.

Hilarious - all the knowledgeable football experts on this forum yet it took two pages to work out that a draw relegates both teams. Perhaps the football experts would like to use the BBC predictor to figure out how Saints can get relegated. Particularly as all the rivals around us more or less have to win every single game - including away wins at Chelsea and wins over Arsenal (both chasing hard for Champions League qualification) I've have tried my hardest to relegate Saints to make the Forum's Pompey Fans in Disguise happy and I can't do it. 0.07% likelihood of relegation for Saints prior to today's matches. http://www.sportsclubstats.com/England/Premier.html Also, until the result of Wigan's game yesterday was known it was impossible to know which permutations would apply, no-one posted on the thread until 1pm today and we had the answer within 50 minutes and in the 3rd post afterwards, not sure how that's "took two pages".

I stood on the ball twice in midfield, I think that's doubled my total for my entire footballing career previously. Ground was a tad uneven in places. As for "legs complaining", I am taking about 20 seconds to stand up and even longer to get upstairs.

Funnily enough my mate who was in the Itchen yesterday and is normally an ST holder in the Northam commented on how loud the Northam sounded yesterday - none of us in there were particularly impressed... thought West Brom were very loud even before they went in front though.

Probably about right, I had 7 that I can remember, only 2 inside the box, but they were the worst ones. It definitely showed that I hadn't played for 6 months.

Did me a favour with that one, was headed for the corner flag.

Used to happen to me too, it's never the router itself, always some config somewhere, even if you haven't actually changed anything. Check you don't have a powersave option on the laptop or router that drops the wireless after a certain amount of time. Sometimes it can be the wireless service itself is set to disconnect and you lose the signal for as long as it takes to reconnect. I've had a couple of routers that started doing this in different locations and when I moved house and had to set them up again they worked fine.

Christ, I wish. We didn't even have a football pitch at my school (nor a rugby team using the pitch they did have, even more annoyingly). The FIRST organised training I had was at University, I'd been playing for over 10 years by then and the only organised training I had after that, ( until I got spotted), was a coaching course I paid to go on myself! As for "biggest kid theory" This is a sample of local football for me as an under 14, I'm about half the size of the opposition centre back and we lost 16-0 to them (lost 7-2 this time, we'd played them the year before as 13 year olds and REALLY got thrashed) :

I notice the letter writer also thinks the FA have anything to do with this. Another one who has a good reason for not packing the park as well, I see. He/she's either loaded or mental or both.

I've signed and pointed out that the price match for away/home tickets is a preference. The other thing this doesn't consider is home fans just deciding to buy away tickets because they're cheaper.

He did also wear his black Total 90 boots with the gold on them for about 4 years. For a man who must get new boots thrown at him weekly that's a little weird.

Actually, seeing as this seems an appropriate place for it, why did the FA get rid of Lilleshall/Bisham Abbey ? It seemed to be working pretty well. Was it the Prem clubs taking the power from the FA and trying to take control of player development - and if so, why (and how) has St George's Park come around ? And what are the major differences in the two setups ?

Can I offer England v Hungary 1953 as evidence ?

Kelv gets some crazy points for turning down West Ham when we were coming out of admin... 75G 10C ?

The nose breaker was the one before that, the last Friends Provident shirt with the central badge, immediately following relegation. Though the shorts and socks were the same for both kits - a truly generous and surprising gesture by the club that one, the "three season" shorts and socks, soon replaced by the "one season two full new kits".

Niemi, about 90% good and a very low 10% crazy.

Who are you calling Big Nose, Big Nose ?

He's played a lot more Prem games than Rooney this season, too.

Indeed.

4 players but still 6 occasions. If he does better next season he might overtake a few others.

I'm still not passing to you tomorrow.

I don't want his babies like some, that's all. I'm ambivalent to pretty much all footballers other than at the exact moment they do the stuff they're good at.

Absolutely, yes. Would have been nice to have been informed by the article that's what the "10 man list" they were referring to.