St Landrew

You are correct, InvictaSaint. Saints were not on the show, but Friday's matches were included.

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Richard

Of all the clubs who could have made things worse for Saints, this weekend so far, only... wait for it... NONE did. Rovers lost, as did MKDons, and Huddersfield merely replaced Colchester on 65 pts. Plus, Saints have a game in hand, over every team who matter, again. We don't maximise the points, they do us a favour. We've just got to stop slipping the odd points when they hand out the gifts. My guess is that the table is going to look ever so slightly better, after Monday's games. And we'll still have that game in hand.

Been listening to a BBC radio drama series The Diary of Samuel Pepys. 6 hourly episodes filled with excellent detail from the 1660's. Ol' Pepys sure liked his women, but he was a real professional, and was involved in some fascinating events in history.

Ruby

Possibly/probably anything from McDonalds. I've eaten half a Big Mac, before I threw it in the bin - it was disgusting. It just about resembled an off ham/beefburger. I've taken a bite of an Egg McMuffin - it was plastic sh!te. I'll never go near a McDonald's. Thankfully, I've only had the displeasure of setting foot inside one, once, and I was out of there within 10 minutes. I did have 3 more food iems, but the memory of those bits of junk [food] made me forget them. Obviously, the other 3 weren't bad enough to remember.

Super film. Watched it this evening, on the BBC iPlayer, for thr first time in years. It hasn't lost its impact.

Brilliant..! For Pete's Sake They may have been the first made-for-media band, but they provided us with some excellent tunes. The above oozes 1960's feel. It's the end credits from their show, not the full song.

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disagree..! :mad:

Too young to remember... pah..! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Negative

[Roundabout - Track 1 from the 1970's Yes album, Fragile]. Yes

How much do Pimply charge for a ticket at Fratton Park anyway..? Is it beyond the average supporters means..?

Come on mate, that's not fair. Some of the comments on here are from people, like me who used to love watching F1, but nowadays find it as dull as dishwater. You're involved with the sport, so you can hardly be a neutral judge. One race in Australia can hardly make up for years of grinding boredom. I'd be prepared to believe that a lot of fans of F1 today don't actually know about the era when it was properly exciting. You know, as well as I do, what F1 needs, so I won't spell it out. Never mind, Peeps. MotoGP starts up again on the 11th of April.

I'm heartily glad that nobody takes any notice of our team.

Hitler [reputedly]

Colonel Bogey

I think what he means is that if any ex-Saint was to be found having a supply of controlled drugs it would be Claus. I mean, he always looked and sounded as if he was a it spaced out in the more coherent moments of his playing days. Get yourself well Claus.

Tikki

Jerry Sadowitz tells a really, really bad taste joke/story about Gary Glitter involving his child abuse activities. But it makes you laugh against your better judgement.

I agree, but it's been done before, plenty of times. Looking at the fixtures, most of them are playing today and Monday, excluding Saints and the teams who played yesterday. Huddersfield and Oldham are playing Tuesday. I detect a pivotal point in the season.

the wonder horse http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzpp58In8eo

Been looking at the upcoming fixtures for all relevant teams [no, NOT doing the Predictor]. With the likes of Norwich going down to Tranmere, Millwall drawing with Brentford, Exeter beating Colchester, yesterday evening [Friday] and immediate upcoming matches between MKDons V Charlton, Wycombe V Huddersfield [today], and Colchester V Millwall and Bristol Rovers V MKDons on Monday... http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_2/fixtures/default.stm this one's not dead yet, by any means.