aintforever

It's our clubs retarded ticketing policy. It was the same for the Man U game last year.

I'm glad these strikes are going ahead, they will just prove to the government how little public sector workers we actually need when skeleton staff do pretty much the same job (welcome to how the real world work) This "massive day of action" will not effect me in the slightest.

That's the important bit, if Saints get promoted we will be nothing like the skint club ran by Lowe. Unfortunately many Saints fans still have Dell-sized brains and can't see the potential that is obvious. SFC is a club that has never had the chance to fulfill it's full potential, looking at the history books is meaningless.

Naaaa, I prefer the nuclear option, it's what they deserve. The lack of derby games would be a small price to pay. Anyway you could always go to watch AFC Portsmouth play Totton.

sha la la la la la la la...... sha la la la la la la la...... sha la la la la la la la...... The skates are going bust again.

That's probably why he was p!ssed off. Either way, public sector pensions cost us all too much and this round of cuts will be the first of many.

Sounded pretty sincere to me.

Yeah, plus it's a week before Xmas and there is a dirty great big Tescos opposite.

Was listening to a phone-in on Radio 5 the other day, this guy rang up explained how he (private sector worker) and his wife (public sector) paid exactly the same into their pensions. She stands to get 26K a year, he about 2K. The fact that the public sector are striking over what is a very good deal just shows how sick with greed the world is today. They are crying like a bunch of big fat spoilt babies.

Was listening to a phone-in on Radio 5 the other day, this guy rang up explained how he (private sector worker) and his wife (public sector) paid exactly the same into their pensions. She stands to get 26K a year, he about 2K. The fact that the public sector are striking over what is a very good deal just shows how sick with greed the world is today. They are crying like a bunch of big fat spoilt babies.

My mate went to one of the bum-kissing meals and he said Cortese mentioned it, he told me a few details but I was too p!ssed to remember.

I think the people striking are behaving like a bunch of spoilt babies, the private sector have taken a hit so should they. Having said that I support their right to strike. The banks and big business threaten to move abroad to avoid paying what they should, it's only right that the public sector can use strikes in a similar way.

I don't think that would be very likely, turnstiles are there for a reason. Letting the plod just open the gates doesn't have a good track record.

Shocking news, thoughts go to his family and friends.

Doesn't surprise me, Bristol is a dump.

Rich people pay more tax shocker.

We need to just get out of that dump and leave them to get on with their own sh!tty tribal wars.

They wont leave at 12.15, that's obviously b*ll*x.

We are 5 points clear at the top, have won every single home game - why would the club offer a discount on the last 10 tickets?

Every time I have done one of these dumb ballots I have got a ticket and I go to an away game once every blue moon. "extended the ballot application" - what a load of old ****e, just sell the tickets to whoever wants them. if someone wants to go badly enough they will queue up, if they don't they won't.

I've applied but Im not that bothered wether I get them or not. I'm starting to think that maybe a day in the boozer and £42 worth of beer might be more fun that a day being pushed about by Hampshire Plod.

They are going to try to put people off applying, they are the f*ckers who are going to have to sift through the applicants.

No chance, this is Hampshire Plod we are talking about - that guy sounds like way too much hard work. All they wanted was a couple of arrests to get some publicity and make an example, doesn't matter who it was. I expect a couple of soft looking blokes joined in "we can see you holding hands" and got nicked.

My mate went. She said there were mumbles and wispers, then she said "I don't like it" and a kid started crying.

Easily good enough.