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Dyer has also gone back out on loan, this time to Swansea, according to the OS.

makes you wonder why the guy didn't just reject the thing when it started playing up tbh.

you still train on a school playing field and your 'stadium' is still a league one joke.

eeek ... that should boost their staying up credentials a little.

Definitely go and see if that's them. There's no harm in taking a direct but non-abusive approach. Did you give her plenty of beeping and make it clear you wanted her to pull over though? If not, she may have just been oblivious. People cuttingg me up on roundabouts is my number one driving pet hate tbh.

But insecure enough about his sooper fan status to state how many games he has been to and ask the main board for confirmation eh? You don't fool me with your sweet nothings.

Is this a game of Nibble or Bite?

baj is a plastic

i thought he looked solid against weds and palarse

just some working class ****

thought this wwas tonight?

bit like the directors of the saints web forum really.

I'm not questioning anybody's right to make demands, more the logic behind it. If anybody thinks that any of those actions I referred to actually helps the team, they're lunatics ... especially when we're fielding eleven youngsters compared to eleven old heads etc. If these people recognise they behaviour doesn't help, but they advocate their decisions to do it by saying they're letting off steam etc, they need to take a deep breath and hold it in for the rest of the ninety minutes. The atmosphere in the northam during the second half today was poo and it was all because of the actions i referred to above ... that's why I left early.

spot the chrimbo typo woot

A disappointing result and, perhaps most disappointingly, a poor performance. Compared to the home display against Wednesday, the side we put out today were sloppy in possession, lacked the desire to get to the ball first or do anything purposeful with it and also resorted to direct (long?) balls on occasions. I was shocked by Euell and McGoldrick. However, the biggest disappointment was probably the mass imbecilic behaviour exhibited by the sooper fans today. They waved their season tickets and chanted "you're only here for united". They booed and jeered at McGoldrick whilst he was still on the pitch. They chanted for their own chosen formation, hurled the usual abuse at Rupert Lowe. Then they left early like everyone else. The frustration is sending us all loopy, but what did we really expect was going to happen this season. We've no money for a manger or players. It's so bad that we;ve shipped out our 'best' players on loan just to get them off the wage bill. Inevitably, we will struggle but is a lynching really necessary?

Was at the ticket office at 3:30pm to be told that they have basically just about sold out.... so approaching 26k. This is with the corners closed and that they expect to be opening at least once corder as the week progresses.

what rubbish.

This is my favourite part of the news story on the os... Le Tiss' unique insight into fitness and dietary advice?:cool:

You're right. He said his research has seen him told that by people ... no specific mention of Lowe. It makes sense that our mortgage payments are our biggest cost if the success of our wage stripping is to be believed though. I can't see that this is much of a stick to use to be beat Lowe with to be honest ... as some have tried to make it!

As others have said ... I'd sooner lose Lallana. I think Surman is more use to us right now whereas Lallana is still more of an unfinished product. Don't get me wrong though. They are both key players for us and I'd be deeply disappointed if we lost either of them.

It wasn't that bad. The first goal should have been a foul on Pearce but the second was a case of sloppy defending. The most frustrating thing is that we can't make our possession count as was the case on Saturday. Fingers crossed for the next 45mins.

freds from the past?

You win nothing with kids.