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Huddersfield have to play P'Boro, Brighton and MK Dons - can't see them picking up all nine there.

Not mysterious, Scotland have a woeful team - amazed CMS hasn't been called up before.

Good to hear, especially given that is the exact time we are due to play our next match.

Alps, make yourself some money and back The Posh. Clearly the bookies have more faith in your team than you do. http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/league-one/promotion

For my money the next three games are key, 6 or 7 out of 9 from those and we are in good shape. 02 Apr 201115:00Milton Keynes DonsHomeLeague One05 Apr 201119:45Charlton AthleticHomeLeague One09 Apr 201115:00Leyton OrientAwayLeague One16 Apr 201115:00Bristol RoversHomeLeague One22 Apr 201119:45RochdaleAwayLeague One23 Apr 201115:00Brighton and Hove AlbionAwayLeague One25 Apr 201115:00Hartlepool UnitedHomeLeague One30 Apr 201115:00BrentfordAwayLeague One02 May 201115:00Plymouth ArgyleAwayLeague One07 May 201115:00WalsallHomeLeague One

Charlton has a very interesting Duck pond. Simples

Tend to agree with this and that has been the policy I have generally followed. Having the rule in place does mean that we can have a much lower tolerance level on opposing fans.

I reckon that approach will work

This. I thought Guthrie was superb. Great attitude and had his best season for Bolton in the Premiership the following year.

Going to put this thread out of it's misery.

Good read as always from @bbc_matt Found these bits interesting: "One thing is for certain, though, the taxman, owed £17m-plus, has not given up. An HMRC lawyer at Plymouth Argyle's recent hearing told me his office was now on to its 29th folder in the Pompey case." "There is one other interesting detail on Hudson's CV: he was joint administrator at Southampton." Let's hope the HMRC or Hudson find something.

There is a little thread running in 'The Lounge' where this should go.

Are you sure you have that the right way around?

At a guess they are paying £3-400K per year. That was the figure my company was looking at for sponsoring a championship club a couple of years back.

They look like a consultancy firm with a recruitment firm bolted on.

Welcome on board aap3. Familiar with the name as my company have supplied them but no idea what you did so I guess that the sponsorship has already raised your profile with others as well. I seriously wonder about some of our fans. Deluded.

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?8434-WTF-Happened-To-Soul-Cellar...&p=171201#post171201

Back to the topic, has Howard signed yet?

From memory the Sash was year 3 of a 5 year deal. So two more years.

The main board is for Saints fans to discuss Saints matters. Generally we have a few oppo fans come on here and their views are tolerated and insight often interesting. It is bad enough having to put up with our own WUM's, let alone an opposition supporter. There are plenty of other BB's for that. I think you can see the negative reaction to his misleading thread title from others above, and having viewed their posting history I don't think the forum is poorer for their absence.

I've corrected it for you.

The Howard rumour does surface quite often. He was previously here, lives nearby and from memory was a Saints fan. Would and could make sense as he has been far from a regular at Reading this year and they are set for mid-table mediocrity now out of the cup. I'll ask a few of my Reading supporting friends if they have heard anything.

Unashamed plug for this shirt sale on Ebay. Nice to see the Saints shirt has the highest current bid. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Southampton-FC-Signed-Shirt-Tribute-To-Dean-Richards_W0QQitemZ280640772233QQihZ018QQcategoryZ106521QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Southampton FC Signed Shirt Im memory of Dean Richards During an emotional tribute to Dean Richards before kick-off at the game between Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur at Molineux, representatives from Richards’ four previous clubs held aloft their team’s respective shirts. Tottenham Hotspur’s Ledley King represented Spurs, alongside ex-Southampton defender Claus Lundekvam, ex- Wolves goalkeeper and Wolves Community Trust Ambassador Matt Murray and joint Chairman of Bradford City Mark Lawn. Each shirt held up on the pitch was signed by the current squad members and are now available for bidding. All proceeds from the auctions will be donated via Wolves Official Charity -Wolves Community Trust - to St. Gemma’s Hospice in Leeds where Richards sadly passed away. The shirts all have “Richards” printed on the back along with the number that the former defender wore most regularly whilst playing for that team. The auction closes on Thursday 17 March so supporters wishing to place a bid on any of the shirts have 10 days to do so. *Item will come with a Wolverhampton Wanderers Certificate of Authenticty - with a covering letter to confirm its authenticity. *Item can be collected for free or will be posted out recorded delivery.

The ref and lino got it right. Had Butterfield passed the ball as opposed to be smashed by it then there would be no debate on the matter, the Laws of the Game treat those two situations identically.

My god, I forgot all about that LOL. My computer history was Spectrum 48k, Spectrum +3 (yes the disk drive model with 128k), Commodore Amiga, 286, 386, 486 etc.