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Me too - was awake before 7am (on a Saturday!) and even dreamt about the Saints situation!!! Let's hope this gets resolved - to lose Pinnacle, MLT et al now would be heartbreaking. To lose the club altogether doesn't bare thinking about. Anyway, gonna go to the pub later today and watch the Lions (the egg chasing game) and try to forget things for a bit!
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Agree, you'll probably get other clubs fans willing to sign too.
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Well said Sid. I have always thought he was a cn_ut and he's proving it now.
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Cos they have all the power, and Mawhinney is a ****!!
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Let's hope we get the opportunity to host Lord Mawhinney - or see him at the play-offs - to tell him what we really think of him and his 'make it up as you go along' rules...
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Yeah, people forget - it really was like us signing Beckham in his pomp; European Footballer of the Year. I remember reading a match previews and them regularly saying "The Southampton Bandwagon comes to town" (wherever we were playing), such was our 'star power'. Incredible days.
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Cheers Bletch. Not sure it helps my nerves mind!
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Aah, the Kagools - yes of course. And such a sartorial step-up from the "Sporta" of previous years!
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Oh yes... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_0GhYfWwPE&NR=1 And you forget how slick the build up was too - but that team was just a well-oiled machine, bursting with talent, such a shame that we never quite clinched a championship, it was definitely within reach.
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Tell me about it! Me and my best mate had both full Saints kits (the classy red/white, blue/blue - still my favourite 'alternate' kits - perhaps we should bring back if the KK rumour is true!), Patrick trainers and the blue/red 'shiny' track-suit. Always remember thinking it was so cool we had "Rank Xerox" as our sponsor too - right up there with the big boys.
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I went there too - but I was there for '76, great days!
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I was walking back from school (secondary) with a mate - as I got to our gate and said goodbye to my mate, my mum came out and said "Have you heard, Saints have signed Kevin Keegan!". Took me a while to believe her, but remember me and my mate just jumping around in the street like, well, delighted schoolboys! Oh happy day. There was nothing like it.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Ratcliffe It's odd that he's not on the Times Rich List 2009 at all... yet according to Wikipedia he was 25th richest in the UK last year?? I see someone has edited his Wikipedia profile already and has also put some unfounded rumour about Tisdale on there too. My money's still on Tabor. That said, I don't care who it is as long as they have significant liquid wealth and a long term committment to Saints!
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KK on his time at Saints - worth watching..
SW11_Saint replied to Channon's Sideburns's topic in The Saints
Isn't Carver the one Shearer is trying to get back from Australia or somewhere for Newcastle? -
KK on his time at Saints - worth watching..
SW11_Saint replied to Channon's Sideburns's topic in The Saints
Awesome. I remember tumbling down the Milton Rd. after it went in - such a shame it was disallowed, and only marginally off-side (if indeed it was). The other clip on YouTube of the "Greatest Goal ever" (v Liverpool - 15+ pass move) brought back such memories too. Dare we dream...? -
Me neither. Not my idea of a great Chairman or CEO, but at least he admitted his mistakes and put his money where his mouth was to bail Saints out when they needed it. Happy for him to be involved in some capacity. On a similar note, I wonder if McMenemy will get anything under the new regime? Club President maybe, or perhaps just his picture back up in the boardroom!
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I'd be happy with either. It does bode well for the Pinnacle era - both show a bit of ambition, something that has been in such short supply in recent years.
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So Keegan is to blame for all of Newcastle's ills? I don't think so. Trying to move that club forward with their headless board, not to mention ridiculous expectations, is more than a job for anyone, as Shearer is finding out.
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Der...! Yes, we all would. But we don't have much chance of getting any 'tangible footballing achievement' until we have a new board and a new manager in. So, what have we learned? We are where we are - talking about hypothetical managerial appointments, until one is made.
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There's always one Phil - well, two actually - The9 and Portland Wilfred. You can't please everyone. Apparently the arguments against are "much and varied", although of course neither can come up with any of substance, or based on fact.
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You're all alone! (well, you have The9 for company). Again, refer back to his record on promotions... and the excitement this mere rumour alone has generated should surely tell you something about his ability to galvanise a club.
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Just heard those - which one? One made a good point for all those saying he'll walk if things go badly - we're bottom of League 1 with -10 points, how much worse can things get?!!!
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And in that one season, Fulham ran away with the league managing 101 points. One hundred and one points. Think about that for a minute. We'll see if this pans out or not, but thankfully your glass-half-empty mentality is firmly in the minority. Bring on King Kev and let the good times roll!!!! PS For the record, I also think he managed Man City in the 3rd tier too when they went up. PPS SSN just mentioned he'd got every club he'd managed up in his first full season... (where promotion was possible of course).
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Absolutely right - he will give us massive profile in a league where you are all too often forgotten. Bring back Kev!
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Funny, I had a dream (nightmare) last night that Dennis Wise was going to be our new manager - getting King Kev on board would at least make that a non-starter! Others have said it, but I would love it, absolutely love it if KK came aboard.