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I thought he handled himself very well.( i know that sounds wrong, sorry). Paxman is an awkward so and so, and would not let Clegg get into any rhythm with his answers, all in all i am warming to him. Did i hear Clegg correctly, did he actually say, "state the bleedin obvious?"

I dearly want to say f*ckfest, but i won't. Abbey

Bless him.......he wouldn't suit a mullet.

John

He looks to have improved considerably, which i think is more down to potential than anything Spurs have done for him.Best player on the park yesterday.........apart from that freekick at the end.

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Quite right Jill, he was an hour late also.Police everywhere.

Have just listened to a speech by Lib Dem leader at my workplace in Bishopstoke, came along with Chris Huhne the local minister. He spoke very well, in a well rehearsed speech,was hoping to ask a number of questions about the decline of manufacturing in Eastleigh, but he was more interested posing for the cameras and the umpteen journalists.Never mind.

Finding a woman sobbing that she had locked her keys in her car, a passing soldier assures her that he can help. She looks on amazed as he removes his trousers, rolls them into a tight ball and rubs them against the car door. Magically it opens. "That's so clever," the woman gasps. "How did you do it?" "Easy," replies the man. "These are my khakis".

Whilst waiting for some mates in Wembley car park, a chap i haven't seen for years, stopped shouted "hello mate, what you doing in London?":smt102

Now that made me chuckle.

Yep agree with this.I don't know why but left footer's always look uncomfortable playing down the right side. Don't get me wrong i think Dan Harding had a decent game, but i feel we lose something with him not being able to charge down the line and cross, which he didn't do last night. I honestly thought we would have started with Chris Perry at right back and put Harding back on the left.Joseph Mills didn't have his best game in a Saints shirt last night and along with Puncheon's slow start we were under pressure very early on. I think i sort of expected this type of game last night, with a lot at stake for players regarding Sunday, although i never felt we would lose the game.Dean Hammond is the player that worries me at the moment, he seems to have lost that little spark that he had, shuffling and hassling through the midfield, i wonder if he truely recovered from that injury.Morgan has more than made up for him though and is turning into a very good player. Looking forward to Wembley now and in the words of Mike Channon from 1976, we've got to the final, now lets go and win the bloody thing.

Block 127 row 26, 8 very old noisey people with not enough alchohol in their system.

There were a number of players last night who were not as good as they normally are, hence we did not keep the ball for too long, which in turn led us to hump it up front.Morgan was the only brave one to put his foot on the ball.Keep it on the green stuff lads ffs.

Happy-Days, can't add anything different on this thread that's not already been said, apart from, who was the genius who spotted Puncheon's potential.What a difference he has made to this team.We are so dangerous now from wide positions and the changing of wings with Adam,is so unsettling for the opposition, brilliant.Our pace on the break was breathtaking at times. Wonder what Neil Trotman made of it all.Well done AP, great result.

Well done everyone at the club.Today we were positive from team selection through to killing the game off with 6 minutes added time.Last week although upset we lost to our local rivals, i saw a very good bunch of players knowing they could match pompey and at times outplay them.Today we have extended that positve outlook.Now go and win at Wycombe.

Just a thought, i have just typed up mine and 3 others tickets requests, anyone know if they will accept e-mail attachments.I know, i'm a lazy bugger.:confused: