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No resale value like Lambert or Pelle?

Has been better than Wanyama for over a year already.

Funnily enough that was exactly where we were... it was where the bus from Bergamo dropped us.

Nice of him to help out his city rivals.

There are some trains which are regarded as essential services and will run whatever - there are also some bits of info out there that the strike is restricted to particular areas of Italy, and also it's possible they put the full service irrespective of the strike announcement in case it gets cancelled.

This is what we did last time, great for getting around for all forms of transport without having to worry about it - if you do buy the ticket at a station from a machine in Milan watch out for the "helpful" people who "show you how to use the machine" and are still there with their hand out when you've told them to go away and worked it out yourself.

It is cack. Your Citymapper thing is the most useful format for transport I've seen - every map online other than that either doesn't have the lines (Google), or is a bigger-than-full-screen-scrollathon with too-small text in the format so loved by the Italians like this one: http://www.urbanrail.net/eu/it/mil/tram/milano-tram.htm

You're right as well. I hadn't even noticed it was a permanent deal. Well that's just embarrassing for him.

For obvious reasons. FWIW none of them were a patch on "We love Jelle Jelle Van Damme" to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, "That's the way Pahars Pahars I like it" or "Oh Kenwyne Jones, he's not from Canada". Or even "We're going to Be'er Sheva".

They were alright, but he just didn't use them that often - certainly not all the time like he did at Stoke, and we didn't do anything in particular to try and attack the throws, block off defenders, load up the near post, practice flick-ons, movement off the ball etc. All of which were things Stoke explicitly worked on, not to mention the gaps in the ad boards, towels to dry off the ball, narrow pitch, and whatever else they got up to.

Newport County, currently bottom of the entire EFL, 3 wins in 3 seasons at Fratton Park.

I think the issue here will be managing player morale around the San Siro game. Whatever plans we did have must be being hastily reviewed with all the injuries...

Burnley have a full back called Mee. And I was always crap at full back, so that's good.

Lambert on loan also looks like decent business, he's still better than bottom 3 Championship even now. Was hoping they'd go down, too. :/

I'm going to say no, or we'd have signed them already.

I didn't suggest I did. I wasn't talking about Saints, I was talking generally. If you can tell me there are no automated responses at all to customer service queries on Social Media, so be it.

Got to get the blanket over the knees or the cold might get in.

Varies by company.

I completely get it, I just choose not to engage with it. But whining about customer service from a robot/minion is comical.

We didn't, some of us just didn't get charged it, delivered all the same.

From the pictures I've seen they're just much wider than the tickets Saints print, so we couldn't run them through our printers.

So Inter's fault then. Legal requirement to add names (minimum) to every ticket and unable to do it. Also not helped by our inability to sell out and therefore have a definitive list of attendees before needing to get the tickets sent out - without a sell-out of our end there would always have to be a workaround. Shame my previous Inter ticket was a print at home or I'd be able to confirm what size they were.

Oh and incidentally, did you have to sign for the tickets?

What don't you agree with? That you should decide?

My understanding was that all that bit was being done by Inter.