Doctoroncall

Well if the staff can't spot the difference between a Saints and a Citeh season ticket then I think TS's F-in-L's mate is pretty safe!

This is an interesting site which you could test your own views and look at the analysis which relates to the spectrum diagram: http://www.politicalcompass.org/

Well, if they can fly through windows I wouldn't be surprised if they were up to something!

It used to cost society about £40k a year per prisoner a few years ago, so it would have been better for him to be picking up litter for 18 months, especially the cigarette packets and buts that are left around.

I had to think long and hard about what you're saying there.

Maybe he'll be able to provide the penetrating runs into the box we're been missing, although as he's only a "starlet", I hope he can concentrate to deliver the goods rather than mess up before he's in a good position.

Can you be a starlet at 22?

Target one has been achieved - to go into positive points Target two - to not be bottom Target three - out of the relegation zone By then, with more games played the teams may not be so bunched so let's see after we get out of the relegation zone. I agree it could be around the six game mark to do it.

Oldham have found it hard to score so far this season (10 from 12) and their home record is won 2, drawn 3 from 6 games. So if we can nick a goal with our in form attack we should be able to win this (9/5 sportingbet) in a low scoring game.

This is a decent site for world games... http://www.soccerway.com/ also note Rudi Skacel signs for Slavia Prague

Look at the subtly of the name changes... so cunning even Derren Brown would be proud of it I bet! PS. no one called him dumb apart from himself.

No, they missed each other by a few months. SO'D went to Donny in September and SG went to Bournemouth in November (2006).

I wish for play-offs but expect to be mid-table but I'm only a fan. I like the attitude of NC and how he's serious with driving this club to be setting goals to win things, despite how tough they maybe. Now the way the team has turn things around over the 12 games is great and I can see if the attitude of the footballing side matches NCs' then midtable will be dissappointing but the minimum level achieved.

So would mid-table be an achievement, play-offs and automatic promotion as well. Don't forget we have won 15 points already this season, something 13 other sides haven't done yet. As Cortese has stated he's looking to top the table, I hope you haven't found it too cringeworthy or is that just reserved for the fans? To put the points into some context, here is possible point totals from the remaining games (34) to add to the 5 points already gained: Pts...Win...Draw...Lose 50.....16....2........16 60.....19....3........12 70.....22....4.........8 80.....25....5.........4 90.....28....6.........0

apparently the change in ko time/date was at the request of the old bill.

Southend haven't the best home record, played 5, won 1, lost 1 and drawn 3 with only 5 goals for (3 against). Time to push for our first away win I think now we are scoring freely.

I would think most of the negativity comes from frustration and/or not having patience rather than not trusting AP can turn it round.

I like the "possibly without even engaging brain" bit, very apt on many levels.

Yeah, Lambert's was a beauty!

Are they hoping that many more will go if ticket prices are at lot less in a bigger capacity stadium? That's the only thing I can think of, afterall, there are 8 million potential fans to tap into according to their chairman.

notts 2.40 Take my hand (Micky Channon's horse)

I'd say they get more out of being a first teamer for a day than missing out on any football match, if indeed they play at the same time.

Let us not forget that there were 2,538 people killed on Britain's roads last year. People seem to think that driving is a right, it's not, it has to be earned (through the driving test) and what seems to be lost afterwards is the first priority of driving a vehicle, the safety of others. Apart from the fact he was using his ipod in some way, we don't know all the circumstances, but considerations need to be made of these and potentially other options (as LGT suggests) could be more appropriate.

Not a tragic accident when it could have been so easily avoided. He took the risk and is now paying for it but not as much as are the family he managed to destroy by killing the father. Life is full of hazards, why increase the risk of things happening when there are possible actions to mitigate against them. I have an ipod in my car, £80 fully fitted to connect it to the stereo, I'm sure he could have afforded it for his Mercedes CLC 180 sport car.

peter reveals more... http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=681919&sec=england&cc=5739