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Only if you are letting them in. How does the expression go..... Goals win you games, defences win you championships.

Miss Stefani Germanotta

I doubt we are the specific focus, but he would certainly want certain people to be aware of that.

On the S3 there is a default browser with flash compatibility that works fine. I take it the S4 doesn't have this?

I started taking magnesium supplements to help with muscle tightness during my training, it might help ease things.

If it is the same ankle then you may be onto something. I have suffered from inflammation in my own left ankle after training recently and that suffered a rather nasty sprain back in 2011. Totally echo the comments about gait analysis, helped me massively when training for the GSR/Malta Half Marathon.

Have there been any significant changes to diet, lifestyle etc recently? I'm guessing you have never had injury issues at any point in your life before (very fortunate if so) I have to ask the question, how old are you? Also, what kind of rest interval do you leave yourself between workouts?

A compromise, yes, but a better solution then playing Fox. I take no joy in holding that hardline view, but really he is a liability. I firmly believe that we should have recruited someone experienced who is approaching the twighlight of his career who would have been willing to play backup to Shaw while we try and let Targett develop. (There was someone who I felt was obviously suited.... no, lets not go there again.)

Same here.

I do hope that he does go on loan, as much as for his own career as our own interests. He is no longer in our first team plans and in his late twenties will be approaching/enduring his peak level of performance. It's clear he isn't good enough to be in our team and has fallen behind players who are better then him despite being out of position or significantly less experienced which can only be negative to his reputation. He needs to be playing week in week out right now to be sure that his career will be prolonged to it's maximum... as with Billy Sharp it's in the best interests of both parties to part ways, surely.

A colleague from HQ in Munich knew the Rickie Lambert song.... It's not impossible that the Lallana song would also be known. They utterly love their football out there.

An utter mugging if they get anything out of this. I credit Newcastle for rallying but Everton should be utterly out of sight.

Look out Pards.

Newcastle are utter trash.

Be sure to go back into the missions after you finish the game. You can play out the two alternative ending options should you wish to.

Fonte is really thriving as Lovren's defensive partner, maybe he could link up with Pepe in a similar way? (I don't know too much about Pepe's abilities to be fair...)

I really would like to know how I could buy the golf club.... Only a 5th of the way there!

Forgot to say thank you for actually reading my content in the end rather then reacting emotionally to a post. I know you hate that, prejudging posts based on preconception. As for the timing, if I was the first to mention the idea then perhaps, certainly wasn't though and as such decided to exercise my freedom of speech and start a topic on it with fellow Saints fans. As it happens people have been actually discussing football and our realistic ambitions for the season on here this morning rather then f**king about over personality disputes for a change.

We got there in the end though.

Why? I don't think anyone has has explicitly said 'We're going to finish top 4.' There is a healthy skepticism, it's just a wondering whether it's possible.

If it is eventually deemed that he hasn't earnt his keep then I would expect him to leave after 2.5/3 years of his contract while he still has some kind of sale value.

Hinting that things are not as nice as some may perceive. Fair enough.

It's being discussed by the club itself and a few in the media. It's legitimate and should for me be dissected, for better or worse. It is also a point worth debating as far as the premier league as a whole is concerned, the 'top 4' has been perceived as a closed shop by many, despite the recent removal of Liverpool from that bracket and addition of Manchester City (after Spurs pipped them for one year). Arsenal have survived some recent scares to maintain their place, Manchester United and Chelsea are also always around the summit. What do teams need to do to get among them? Can they get among them? Is having that ambition just a fools errand? If so then it calls into question the efforts many in the game are making at their respective clubs to succeed. The same conversations i'm sure will have been held by fans of Everton, Villa certainly Spurs and possibly even in the past by clubs like Bolton who seemed to all have reached a glass ceiling. How do you (can you) break the bloody thing?

The topic begins with the title 'Daring to Dream.' Explain your viewpoint and debate or stop trolling you odious fool.

And your opinion for the content after the metaphor Hypo?