This Charming Man

Yes. Plenty of people said that was the case. They spent a couple of million on him and then loaned him to us for 5 years.

You are aware the Thames isn't wide enough to accommodate a stadium and the river traffic? Ridiculous suggestion.

We're clued up. We don't want to make it easy for the OB. Only a matter of time until the CCTV footage get's leaked to The Sun or someone though.

I'd like to think we already have the best youth prospects around this area. Imagine we just pay Eastleigh to use their ground, in return our youngsters get used to playing in-front of a crowd (imagine far more will attend games there than at Staplewood) and Eastleigh make a bit of money. All the other nonsense is just to show we're trying to do our bit for the community by getting a bit more involved.

Think you'll find, we were all happily singing along to 'Top of The World' in a local public house, when we heard there was a well know mongboard troll offering people out at Donny Station. We popped down, did the business and were back in London 2hrs later doing gear off a strippers breasts whilst you were still peeling yourself off the floor.

Always thought the Yakuza were over-rated as a mob anyway. They won't know what to do when I come bolwing in, in a hail of plastic chairs and bottles whilst chanting En-ger-land.

I'm going over there to take the fight to their doorstep, 'av it on their manor, you know what I mean?

Is there anywhere in West London where they could build a floating superdome?

I'm Dune.

Turkish, you're a mug. I did you at Doncaster Station then you had it on your toes and even jumped on a train heading the opposite direction from Southampton.

I used eBookers and I'm doing London - Beijing - Shanghai - Tokyo - Osaka - Bangkok. The nearest fare was £1400 with ridiculous stop overs and to book those flights individually was over £2000.

Shut up, Dune.

Redknapp will keep them up and win the FA Cup.

When are Arsenal going to re-call him from his loan?

Ah right, only been there once when we were last in the Premiership so the memory was a tad hazy.

It's fine down here, no chance of the game being called off due to rain. Some back roads in the west country and Midlands are closed but unless you get lost, you'll be fine.

Personally, I thought Amsterdam was over-rated and expensive. The nightlife was a bit of a let down for me. Then again, I've never been into smoking weed (mincers drug) so that probably detracted from the whole experience for me. Hamburg is much better and much cheaper, IMO.

Seems they've fixed it. Just got mine and it's regular tickets for sale and the booking fee is being charged. Not sure where the restricted view seats are in that stand, though? Doubt they will be that restricted. It's a fairly modern stand with no pillars.

If memory serves me correct, you're a young lad so try STA travel. They do special Under 26/Student fares. Alternatively have a look on Opodo, Expedia, Kayak, ebookers etc at multi stop destination flights, you can get some bargains on there. I booked one recently that would've cost over £2,000 if done separately but it came in at £680 for me.

The situation is he's not as good as the players that are currently ahead of him in the pecking order.

England have been playing Cleverley in a forward role and Lallana is 10x the player he is and would be perfect for that position. Though like someone said, he won't get too much of a look in unless he moves to a 'big' club. If Shelvey, Cleverley and Sturridge played for us, Reading, Villa etc, they wouldn't get anywhere near the England side.

Saint Clark is a bit of a bell piece. He's rather precious and tends to delete posts that he doesn't personally agree with. I've never liked Steve Grant, it's no coincidence that ever since he started charging to use this forum he now holidays in the Maldives every year. I've never heard of the others, are they made up usernames or do they exist?

I've reported this thread, I'm offended. I'm not quite sure why but I feel like I should be.

That's actually quite good.

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