CB Fry

No one, but no one, is "struggling with that concept". It's a facile, pathetically obvious point that you are labouring and labouring like it is the greatest insight anyone has ever come to. No one is struggling with it. No one. Get it? I wonder if you will ever grasp that.

Last week. The last published numbers are from the Pochettino season, and we were 16th, which is not actually the bottom four anyway, if we want to get all MLG about it. Let's see if we are still 16th when the next tables are published in April 2016 for Koemans first season.

The Leicester board must be applauded for their unbelievable ability to hold on to their star players in the face of absolutely no interest whatsoever from Champions League clubs.

You two seem to be having a jolly nice time, but no idea what or who you're blathering about. Leicester, if they make it to the top 4 will do it in the manner and in the conditions that I have said countless times could happen. If anything they are proving me right. Good luck them and good luck to you both. Let me know if you have a point to make.

I blame the Christians.

A pointless ramble about nothing, except 1. An attempt to pretend you didn't call the traditional children's nativity an "indoctrination service". If, say, Sour Mash had said similar about a Muslim thing you'd go apes hit. Just an example of your pitifully weak understanding of religion. 2. An attempt to pretend you didn't claim Hopkins was Christian based on her saying "I am the new Christ" which is, at best, comedy blasphemy, basically akin to saying "well they draw pictures of Mohammed so must be Muslim". Just a demonstration of your pitifully weak understanding of religion. 3. In totality this is a pointless dig at an anodyne Christian religious services on a thread about an Islamic Extremist Terrorist atrocity, your constant refrain on this thread. While the UN, the nation states of the a Middle East and acknowledged experts all agree that Islamic extremism is a problem, you've spent the entire thread pretending the terrorists aren't religious at all, and then desperately trawling the Internet for any crime/atrocity/historical war you can attach the label of Christianity to, while showing your utter contempt for normal people in 21st century Britain by portraying them as a hate-filled mob more bothered by the hijab than the Klu Klux Klan. Layered on top of this is your persecution complex where you pretend you're the sane one being picked on. In reality you post ill-thought through nonsense, then pretend you didn't, then lie about other posters, then run away, then smugly claim the high ground. The high ground where people think nativities are indoctrination ceremonies. How about you just try and stop the drivel?

I didn't post on this thread but I did agree with those saying it was an awful appointment. It obviously was, he'd lost to the flipping Faroe Islands. Fair play to them, a couple of weeks ago they were 'mathematically' locked into the top 6, they are already approaching a points tally which means it will require an almighty collapse not to finish top four. But still I think they will fall away a bit one or two key injuries probably will cripple them, as might a getting-carried-away shopping spree in January. I am saying fifth.

Leeds United in the first Prem season probably the closest example, didn't go down but not far off.

There's no way we could have kept Shaw. There there is no club ever, tonight anyway I can't think of one, that have ever toned it down and refused to sell a young defender, especially when the player is good. Is on the news a lot this kind of thing and clubs when they see the bill they will not be forsaken, right? It's just how it is. Tone, so so much is about money now. Not much has changed since we were run by that toff. Fee men, the agents, they run the show now and probably will for ever. Ton of examples of young players going and they will be forever to nearly be like that, you can't just buy players in Exchange and Mart. In ezy-peasy language it doesn't happen and it won't ever. Tonight that's my view and good. Is only an opinion don't read too much into it.

I'll quote this so SOG can pretend to have not read your original post, as well as this one.

Probably the cup game.

When are you going to address my question?

You might want to actually sit down and listen to what Les Reed says about our ambition and how we go about things. Certainly can't remember him saying anything about us "eventually winning the league" but if he did it would be entirely in the context of our principles which are very clear, repeated countless times, completely unambiguous and wholly consistent with our activities over the summer. Recommended you pay attention and understand before you start calling stuff "BS". Hugely worrying that our apparent club historian lapping posts like this up, but then hardly a surprise on previous form.

If in doubt, what-about.

I read this post carefully: When are you ever going to attempt to explain it?

Why have you included Long alongside Ramirez and Osvaldo? Ramirez was bought alongside Clyne and Jay Rod. Osvaldo was bought alongside Lovren and Victor. Long was bought alongside Pelle, Bertrand, Tadic. Newsflash. Some football clubs, sometimes, buy players that don't work out. And when I say some, I mean all. All clubs.

I think Charlie's suggestion that we get rid if rubbish players and replace them with, like, much better players is a brilliant one and I for one am perplexed that Southampton Football Club have never considered this before. Well done Charlie.

I think I missed the announcement about Katie Hopkins becoming Archbishop of Canterbury or Prime Minister or whatever the hell SOG has decided she is.

Now it's become clear to me that we will never finish above Crystal Palace in the league ever again, a little part of me thinks maybe it was a good thing we didn't immediately commit to a 50,000 seater stadium back in 2014. Although of course the hotdog revenue from that stadium alone probably would have meant we could have signed Zlatan Ibrahimovic or something.

The point is you have spent pretty much this entire thread trying to smear Christianity over any evil you can find, from the Nazis, "Christian terrorism" you've found on Wikipedia, the Klu Klux Klan through to Katie Hopkins - Christians! Christians! Christians! Something as anodyne, harmless and really quite lovely as the British traditional children's Nativity play has become a "indoctrination service" in your hate-filled eyes. Christians! Christians! Christians! But on the other side, any Muslims doing anything wrong at all immediately gets absolved of their religion in your eyes and you refuse to even acknowledge their religion at all. It is, if you don't mind me saying, utterly fu ckheaded beyond belief.

Thanks for proving my point.

Except if a Muslim person who spends their life growing up in the Muslim tradition, attending traditional Muslim services and going to a Muslim school then commits a terrorist atrocity in the name of that religion you would be absolutely falling over yourself to say they weren't Muslims. It's a funny effed up spaghetti of contradictory nonsense in that melon of yours, ain't it?

I find it highly unlikely that the amateurish rag tag rabble of overgrown student debating society ditherers will get anywhere near to writing a general election manifesto and selling it to anyone outside of their own miniscule fanbase. Can anyone else seriously see Corbyn in a TV election debate? He didn't really want to be Labour leader, there's no way on earth he actually wants to be Prime Minister.

Absolutely epic stupidity from SOG today, then. Hats off. It's my daughter's indoctrination ceremony at the school on Tuesday. I think she's one of the angels. I'll let everyone know how she gets on.

Except that the main thing counted at UK elections is seats won. The Labour victory at Oldham is of equal worth in May as in December regardless of total votes counted.