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There's some stiff competition in there! My vote added, best of luck.

Such a wonderful living ideal, you must have been to Coventry quite recently, no?

Sorry mate, but that's not what I said. This isn't a black and white issue, there are positives and negatives to both courses of action. I respect and understand your position in wanting to try him out though and for what it's worth I would like to see him play too.

Yes, highly patronising and extremely rude.

You are such a patronising rude individual.

I'm honestly not sure (I only knew the 25% thing because his dead balls supplied Fonte in the Fulham game), but as with all these things there are pro's and cons to all the decisions made. Fox may be a limited player but he is our set piece taker, if he wasn't the decision to drop him would be a great deal easier. I want to see Shaw play, but there are negatives. Remembering that horrible 08/09 season; I don't want to see a promising career killed off before it's begun by being fast tracked into a car crash.

Of course he could do worse, even world class players have off days, and this is a 17 year old academy lad. He's no doubt got potential but Fox isn't an idiot, he's just out of his depth in a formation in which the full backs are horribly exposed. Asking a fresh face to be able to both adequately defend against a team that like us try to play on the floor and also provide a threat on the overlap is a massive ask. And, while Fox may be limited, his dead ball delivery is directly responsible for 25% of all the points we have scored this season. Without him our set pieces are toothless.

In discussing the screen... That particular aspect as was made utterly clear can be completely outstripped by the Kindle Fire HD. A device that costs a mere £159. The iPad mini costs up to £539. (For the fully pimped out 3G and wifi edition.) So if anything, it's as much as a quarter of the price for something that has a superior screen. And yes, the Kindle Fire is excellent. As is the iPad Mini. I have used and tried both. Listen, you are obviously at best an unaware parody and at worst a complete troll. I know you are either stirring or trolling for your own amusement. Lets leave it there.

Oh, nothing new, but an extra £39 pounds for a component equating to an extra £160 price. When it's put into those terms it makes you wonder.

Tablet computer vs Tablet computer..... Four legged large mammal vs a fruit. I've never said that these are bad devices, they are far from it, I respect what they can do. But your blind loyalty and frankly disrespect for other's opinions is laughable and more then a little insulting.

Interesting: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2228103/The-REAL-cost-269-iPad-mini--117-according-online-site-ripped-apart.html Astonished at the profit margins made on the higher specified models. Very interesting that Samsung supply the screens.

Or just a quite simple: Mugabi crushes opposition.

Dear me, yes, you are right..... it's been a long day. Either way, I do fear him being thrown in too soon.

Hope he gets a chance, but if we play as open he will be utterly destroyed by the Swansea winger. Clyne should have the pace/nous to deal with Dyer, Scott Sinclair will not be afraid to run at a 17 year old debutant.

I'll alert the stewards.......

Apparently if you do that you are just making excuses.

It will be good to see the support on Saturday, i'm sure there will be a chant of 'One Nigel Adkins' at some point, I and a fair few around us in the family end will be joining in that's for sure. Regardless of result (win prefered, obviously) it's just good getting to the matches and experiencing a packed stadium alongside friends and family.

October 21st 2005, Nightwish at the Hartwall Arena in Helsinki. The final concert of the 'Once upon a Tour' tour and the final time they performed with their original vocalist.

It is quite bizare that a product that can cost upwards of £500 has a key feature that is surpassed by many products 2/5 of the price.

Hence Leon Osman.....!

My thoughts entirely. A big part of my childhood Saturday evenings. RIP Clive.

Smartarse. There are some really thick people in the world, best to risk feeding a troll rather then humouring a fool.

We are probably even further in debt, however: Since then 30 million pounds of debit to the Estate of Markus Liebherr has been converted in club equity. It's been integrated into the value of the club.

As someone on your own forum said. 'Be careful what you wish for.' He at least had the b*lls to try and hold it together. Regardless of how sh*t he was.

Well, the reaction isn't quite as bad this time. We must be getting desperate. http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?39705-Centre-Back-an-option-that-hasn-t-been-considered