John Boy Saint

McDermott sacked at Reading just on 5 Live.

18 including 7 that will be locked within 12 hrs of them starting.

Always seemed to comment on our games quite warmly. Easily identifyable voice always seem well researched, even on that Dancing on Ice. 69 is not old these days. RIP

Crispest oval "chocolate" pieces with coconut pieces in. Always had a paper bag from the sweet shop of them when I went to the Dell.

Blimey glad I live in England!! No wonder everyone from deprived areas of the World head to the UK!!

Bit disappointed that my status isn't catered for here: Cynic = An Optimist with experience!

Morgan....................... Poll closed!!

Pochettino obviously has enough English to give Mark Battenburg a piece of his mind at the inal whitle looking at Sky

Boruc!!!!

Seems like the Blamange Holt stumbled over

I think 10pts + is possible, I also think that last weekends result against QPR will serve as a kick up the backside. Our performance was almost like we walked onto the pitch expecting to win with ease, as so many commentators have blown sunshine up our backsides regarding the way we have been playing of late.

I think taste the difference Barolo is defo, un plug, decant, leave to breathe, and pour down your neck. Leave it under your stairs for a few years and it might be disappointing. Sue might back this up, I sometimes like a bit of Pinot Gringo and have found that ones from Veneto are better than all the rest. Make your own, if you have the patience to leave it long enough it will probably be more potent, I made Sloe Gin and left it to fester for 12 months before bottling. The following year I made Sloe Vodka and Blackberry Brandy, a friend came round an asked what I was up to when *****ing the Sloes so I gave her a shot of Sloe Gin that she baulked at, I finished filling my jars, then finished what she had left of the Sloe Gin then drainer both the remains of the Vodka and the Brandy straight from the bottle: after the Sloe Gin there was Zero throat burn from the straight Vodka and Brandy. I made some Dry Blackberry Wine once, it was superbly clear, tasted great and one glass had the mood round the table very giggly.

Seconded There was without a tight little clique, another to suffer the same was Wayne Bridge, he was in a couple of games where as soon as he was on the pitch absolutely chuff all went left except when someone forgot their mate wasn't there.

Bit strange but fair enough, especially as when we were about to plummet into the abyss he was on the verge of a no doubt cushy little number at West Ham. Then ML & NC rocked up and yanked us back from edge and amongst all the work in progress to buy Saints persuaded Kelvin to stay with us, which based on the past 3 seasons was a blinding bit of business. There are a few comments regarding Rickie above, I thought that he had signed a healthy contract extension around this time last year.

Seems pretty sane to me, oh hang on I see it: vaguely...................You know it is only the Echo not the Sunday essay in the Observer.

I love these let's sing a clever song for X Y or Z............... They always come to nowt, I am amazed the Rickie Lambert song caught on: with there being so many words and all.

Danny Higginbottom had one chalked off where the goalie had fumbled he poked it in but despite there being a player on the line it was ruled as offside because there was only one out field player on the line if there had been 2 the goal would have stood, it's one of those subsection F iii vagaries of the offside rule that normally gets lost in the hubbub of the game, but that day the Lino had just returned from a rules refresher course and ruled it out!

Found my place in the Forum standings ........ Invisible. I will try again still 0-0 or did Tevez score?

Cote du Rhone has to be the safest direction for Red, but never just pull the cork out and pour it down your neck that will more often than not result in disappointment. If you just can't wait decant it, even if it means pouring into a jug if you don't have a decanter. One of my favourites recently have been Reds from the Duero region of Spain & Portugal, the same hills Port grapes come from, that needs to breathe for quite a while and be nice and warm. I have pulled the bung out of one before setting off down the Saints and left it on a sunny ish window sill, by the time I have got back around 6 it has been spot on. In Spain it always accepts being opened and drunk: strange. Someone further up this thread hinted at Rose sheepishly from under their breath. There ain't nowt wrong with Rose these days, the dark days from the House of Mateus are long in the past, Cote du Province is your best bet, although I have found a little gem from Catalunya which stinks of Blackberrys and Blackcurrants on the nose almost like Ribena, goes down like Ribena did when you were a nipper then the room starts moving and your mouth starts misbehaving!! Going back to Red and Top Guns issue, not knowing how old he is, I had a spell from late teens until late 20's where I lost the point of Red Wine, then my taste for it returned. Before you totally give up get a Camembert leave that out of the fridge to get all soft and gooey spread on some water biscuits with a glass of Red and see if that helps.

Forum Vision viewer here, was that a hit or a miss from Tevez?

Surely he was first in the shower for that?!

Hood up on my Anorak, Niemi hardly had to wait anytime at all, Lowe had signed him on 23rd August 2002 when Strachan was, I believe, eyeing up some Polish nipper called Boruc. Strachan knew very little about Antti and was a little miffed. Paul Jones had dropped another clanger or 2 against possibly Derby away so Niemi was brought in for the Charlton match on the 21st September 2002 where he got MOTM probably for the blinding save he was not naturally meant to reach from a free kick heading in at the very top left hand corner of the goal. Just Less than a calendar month after being at the club. So far with this Forren bloke it seems very strange that he ducked out of the Liverpool trial to sign for us makes me think both him and his agent knew he was faulty goods which a trial would have exposed so opted for the easy option and signed for Saints and their quirky transfer committee. I look forward to being proved wrong. Hood down Anorak off.

Lawrie Mac always said that the team need to do something to get the crowd going, once they did the place was rocking. Seems like its a genetic flaw in us Saints supporters, so nowt new. The team seemed to be on different hymn sheet today QPR were pretty dire and we sank to their level and as a result so did us supporters. Aint nowt anyone can do about it.

My Boss is a QPR ST holder, didn't want to talk much about the game, his fear was with Remy crocked Zamora ("not that you can call him a striker") doubtful, Samba will be playing as a striker again!!

Phew I was on the right website afterall!!