70's Mike

Great stuff when i was stood there yesterday i thought the support was great, i know the cyber fans will complain, but it was good. problem for me was my mind kept going back to the two promotion games and at one point, according to my youngest son i was singing different words to a song

Smile for Rich a lad who died playing football foe Sarisbury Sparks i believe

SEEN ENTERING pawnbrokers in Fratton Road to flog family heirlooms to raise cash to pay wages tomorrow

Frank Saul hardly a great success at the Dell

Give up mate the guy is either a brillant wind up merchant, a skate, or a kn*b? he like so many of the lowe clan will deny the club had any history or success before 1997

didn't they used to have a skittle alley in the Golden Hind

i await the normal reply WE HAD NO MONEY from the normal suspects it is so predictable for me it is a case of Lowe is Gone Thank God Crouch is not in charge Thank God Wilde is back, i hope, in the Channel Islands Thank God Askham is under a rock The club is being rebuilt it feels like it belongs to the city again, kids are exited by the performances, the skates are in a mess The world order is being restored

who ate all the pies

Christ even when we are winning some manage to link it to Lowe and the past very sad

If it was it does not appear to have done a lot of us any harm

Thanks Frank So that leaves Alpine and Nineteen to give us their views

TBF the thread is about players that should not have left saints not players who used the club as a stepping stone and imo Steve should never have left.

Steve Williams

all you crystal ball readers who predicted last seasons troubles what do you see in the tea leaves going forward?

Are you related to him?

nearly bought a programme for the first time since 2004. started looking in the shop again the depression has been lifted from SMS

agreed a few fish and chip meals in Brixham, plenty of weigh work and he will come back a better player

A simple request about a box, has turned into a Lowe vs the World debate. Let it go, get your backsides to Orient and get on board the train as we ride back to the premiership in 3 years times

saw that game at Fratton, stood in Fratton End,

Would lead to a disagreement over definition of a fan? do you get a whole Yorkie or a couple of chunks

the only real out and out goal scorer the club have had in my time, he did nothing outside the box but inside lethal. one of the great combinations him and Phil Boyer, did it at 3 clubs

it was interesting when we arrived by train Saints on one platform , luton on the other.

we arrived in London by train to find out game was off, went to Chelsea v Hereford because Paine was playing for Hereford

at 55 i feel like a young one again reading some of these posts, reading some of the names brings back memories. what is hard to explain to younger fans is that these guys could and did live down your street they really were ordinary guys hence why us old ones appear to have a great affinity to these players

A fantastic few weeks, Fulham, Luton and Orient. We arrived in Leyton at 1pm drank until closing time, footie in the park and kip in the afternoon , back in pub at 5.30pm( opening time in London) in the ground 5 minutes before kick off , never been so crushed in an away section, would never be allowed now. Back to the Hole in Wall after game to celebrate, not sure how i got from Central Station to Townhill but i know i woke the neighbours up singing "the SAints are going up and now your goin to believe us" as i went up to our front door