bridge too far

The Armitage Shanks stadium - because we're going down the plughole :smt102

The Johnny Walker Stadium - because we're on the rocks :smt102

'The Danny Stadium' doesn't quite do it for me

She must have been laquered after that! (sorry MB - best I could do )

If this article in today's Guardian is to be believed, there won't be a knight on a white horse charging our way any time soon http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/jan/07/premier-league-money-keith-harris

Yuck I hate them

If the banks can pull the plug on Woolies, beloved by so many () I'm sure they can do the same to a football club.

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I assume you're working on the premise that we had blockaded Portsmouth? Because that's the salient point.

Perhaps if we'd started talking decades earlier that would have worked so much quicker too

Je ne vous remercierai jamais assez

Oops mon erreur

Sounds like a youth training squad, I think. You should know WC 'Espoires' means 'hopefuls' I think.

Perhaps it's the only department he'll feel Big in :yawinkle:

I was actually referring to your description of the MU support I may be a grandmother, but I don't qualify for concessions (child bride)

WC in stereotyping shocker :shock:

Equally you cannot deny that the Palestinians have been starved of investment opportunity, and, more importantly, basics such as food, fuel and medicines. Or that Hamas was democratically elected to be the government but is not recognised as the legitimate voice of the Palestinians. Any nation, effectively blockaded and without the basics for existence, will try all means available to it to try to change that. Whilst our geographic situation means that that is unlikely ever to happen to us, we would do the same if the circumstances were the same. Both sides have to talk.

I'm sure I read somewhere that his first name was Arthur.

Very, very funny. Still make me laugh out loud even after seeing them loads of times.

The BBC gossip column only reports what is reported in the press. Clink on the link I provided and you'll see that.

I do - but I also read the BBC footie gossip column

CS I think it's been undergoing maintenance for at least 3 months!

AND FINALLY Fans were surprised when health and safety chiefs put up signs at Southampton's FA Cup clash with Manchester United warning of "flying footballs". One Saints fan said: "The number of shots we've had this season, I don't think there's much danger of being hit by any of our players." (Daily Star) http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/gossip_and_transfers/7812907.stm

Yes I guess that might be the case, but his CV's not going to look so hot, is it?