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January: King Kanu, the wage reclaimer. February: Something for valentines day, the skate woman lifting her shirt in the crowd at wembley. March: #Blank Page# The Ali Al Farage portrait. April: A smiling and smug Peter Storrie May: Andrew Andronikou signing autographs June: The Scooter in front of the Fratton Park wastela/....carpark. July: John PFC Westwood, in all his horror. August: The fan holding the 'Pay up Pompey sign' from a few posts above. September: Sulemain Al Fahim portrait. October: 'Appy Appleton/Steve Cotterill in profile. November: The crowd of Skates at Southampton Central December: The Harbour potty-dome. Now, anyone with a bit of graphic design ability..... you know what to do.

The next nutjob challenge. The 'alternative' timeless Skatesmouth calendar for 2013.

How to select that method does not need to be made public.

Says a lot that they had to resort to putting a Reading loanee on there in the first place!

Good grow to like the new positive Turkish. KUTGW. Not sure about the Italian rock music in that video though.

Come on now. That's utterly against their human rights, forcing people to work for their benefits? Loony right wing nonsense. ...and for me a damn good idea!!

How DARE the administrator carries on like this, doing his job. How DARE he!!

Either Cork or Morgan.

Yep, heard that a week ago. Those individuals like him insult those that actually need the benefit system to survive. Parasites like that are why benefit reform is so badly needed.

You have to accept both sides of the coin Joe. Only fair.

Probably more to do with it being one of the few live televised games back then. Now you can get wall to wall football if you want it.

Coutinho is his reference point i'm sure. Ramirez was totally unrealistic in August, so nothing would surprise me.

Probably a little bit of both. Nicola Cortese's Italian background may allow him a greater understanding of how to deal with the Serie A clubs and their financial meltdown makes the attraction to pick the carcass even better.

Yes, extremely interesting. To entice players of this reputation to the club though they will need assurances that they can leave in a fair way should the worst happen. Seems a sensible way of doing it. Our investment is at minimum secure and if they impress while here they should be able to find a new club at reasonable terms.

They say you should never argue with an idiot as they will drag you down to their level and beat you on experience. Sage words.

We have. Steven Davis. As it happens though I couldn't care less about it. As proven by the names i've put, 'accomplished premier league players' are not the be all and end all.

Tesco do Pizza delivery!? Why wasn't I informed?

We are certainly more experienced after 4 months of football.

I would have more faith in signing talented youngsters with a point to prove then a group of mercenaries. Nigel Adkins has made of a career on getting people to overperform and play good football, it would be a dramatic and suspicious change of strategy if we were to divert away from that. I do trust our scouts, which is why I am looking forward to what Astori can do if he signs.

That worked for them. Norwich took another way. Football is an art, not a mathematic equation. There is no one 'right' way. For every West Ham there is a Mark Hughes QPR.

Don't forget our Taxi driving informers.

Just merely saying it's not the be all and end all. There are other ways.

I've got another one. Chris Makin. Two top half finishes with Sunderland.

You can't ban someone just because they are a manic depressive.

'Imminently,' Strong word.