Dr Who?

Quiet in here!

First 4 minutes really good. Last 4 not as good.

Why the hell would you put indication of address on your house keys...... Ha ha ha

Signed and passed onto the refereeing distribution list in Hertfordshire as well as the clubs, in the Herts and Cambs league.

Can we get our fist win at OT since the 80's (in the league)? I don't think so 3-1 to the Mancs. Would love it, but I just cannot see it!

Yes, I used to go there a lit when I lived in Southampton, nice greasy food! Sorry about the delay in replying,I'm often post on here and then do not look again! Lol

Yes, I do it for the company I work for, who supply Sunseeker yachts. We do it in line with Cantalupi lighting in Italy!

Does Ched really want me to feel sorry for him......

In the 70's and 80's.

Bit of both.

****e it is on TV..... Oh well on to Newcastle.

Payback time. They went above us on our patch, time to take the power back at OT!

Saw him many years ago and I have never know so much laughter. Not just laughing but the place was in tears. Saw him recently, but nowhere near as funny.

I applaude you sir, great effort. I went from 16 stone to 13 and half a few years back, through cycling. I am now 15 stone and my aim is 13 stone by the end of May.

Frank skinners earlier stuff was funny, when he was disgusting, then he stopped swearing and cleaned his act up. Not been any good since the 90's

Frankie Boyle

Yoof init!

Crazy... Again why would a supermarket do this? There must be a market for it.. Well these for starters!

On so many levels, I keep coming back to.... Why? I am baffled.

This is a book, that has been written by a friend of a friend. I read it about 5 months ago, and found it really good. I would recommend it, even more so if you love music. Worth a read and then submit your top 20 as requested at the end. Let me know what you think of it. Cheers Kev

I have read the book '20 songs for the end of the world' recently and at the end it asks for 20 songs at define your life. NOT you 20 favourite songs, but songs that mean something to you in your life. I did not think I would be able to have enough, but could have got more in the list. Kevin's 20 songs list for the end of the world, and reasons why. 1) Brown Sugar - Rolling Stones (earliest memory of music was the stones and my dad's favourite band) 2) Wake me up before you go go - Wham (my sister was crazy about Wham and George Michael, it was always blasting out of the bedroom next to mine) 3) Wild Boys - Duran Duran (my favourite band as a young boy) 4) Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison - (my nan's favourite artist and the pain I felt for my dad as he listen to it, on the evening of his mothers passing). 5) The only one I know - The Charlatans (my favourite band of the time loved this album on tape) 6) Out of Space - The Prodigy (my first cd was the prodigy experience and this was over played). 7) Run to the hills - Iron Maiden (my first gig to see one of the best live acts in a tiny venue, with a best friend at The Mayflower, Southampton). Battery - Metallica (first festival at Donington 91, where Metallica blew me away, with a couple of mates). 9) Rocket Queen - Guns and Roses (reminds me of my first music show in a stadium, with guns and roses at Wembley 1991, that I went to with my friends) 10) Killing in the name - Rage against the machine (first trip to the Reading festival with a mate and again blown away by this band). 11) Whatever - Oasis (reminds me with lots of live albums of a period of time between 95-98 where Oasis and Brit pop took over my life from Rock/metal) 12) shoot you down - Stone Roses (the time I met my now wife, Liz and the crazy drunk moments that followed... Until my car money ran out. 13) Wires - Athlete (even though my daughter was born 4 years prior to the release of this song and she only had to stay in hospital for 1 night with a little fluid on here lungs. This song struck a cord with me). 14) New York, New York - Frank Sinatra (getting engaged to Liz and where I proposed. This song also popped up in drunken nights when we first met). 15) Yellow - Coldplay (reminds me of the cup final 2003....it was ours and the football gods said NO! Great cup run and great day). 16) Mr Brightside - The Killers (drunken nights out started again when my daughter was old enough for a childminder. Reminds me of a little indie club in Southampton called Lennons. Rum and coke £1 a go! 17) Time is running out - MUSE (first festival since 96, and the first with Liz, and MUSE blew me away on the main stage in 2004 It kick started a few years of Reading/V Festivals, sometimes both until and including 2007. 18) Something Changed - Pulp (my wedding day, what a fantastic day, and one of the greatest moments of my life, nearly 10 years ago. This was our first dance, but the lyrics are so true.... Fate! 19) Master of the puppets - Metallica (went to see them again in 2009 and a further 5 times since, mostly with Gary Oxley and re-kindled my love with rock/metal music). 20) Everlong - Foo Fighters (my favourite song, from my favourite album and band).

He is still premier league quality!

Hahahahahahahaha. I think I was in love with this bloke, he could do no wrong!

This was my earliest memory of stick being given to one of our own players. There used to be a chant of 'Caaaaapppppppttttttttaaaaiiiiiinnnnnnnnnn CARP! He gave his all, was captain and used to score some cracking goals!

But it is the next level and as fans we want to see Southampton play at the highest level possible, to represent the place I was born and the club we all love. I love the football club and would love to see them in Europe. My biggest dream would be to see us in the champions league. You are right we would find it hard to cope, but would love to see us give it a go! Also this would give a fantastic opportunity to take us to a whole different level. Relegation is not something that crosses my mind for this season, for sure. We are in a completley different league, within the premier league!