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Any idea wh Fox isn't taking our corners?

Bugger, They deserve that.

We're starting to get back into this.Kebe to come on for Reading.

If Reading win today they would have deserved it.For our part though, Chappers is running everywhere. Must be one of the fittest guys in the league.

Schteeeeeeeve is on for Connolly.Come on Saints!!!

Great save from Reading! Martin with the header.

Surely it can't be a surprise that Reading are playing well? This side reached the play-off final last season for heavens sake.We have held out so far, changes need to be made but for our worst half of football to be played in the back yard of one of the strongest sides in the league is no reason to be panicing. It just shows how well we've actually been doing this year.

Of course he is. If we can't get Maynard then worth a shout!!!

More for the Cherries then us? Yep, Chambo nailed it.

It's on Sky. Enjoy!!

It's called 'climate change' rather then global warming for a very good reason.

Relax, even third time round it's still funny.

I know a few people here in Cov who are avid followers of Coventry Blaze. It is quite a good specatcle to watch but it's no football match.

Absolutely, I couldn't make it on tuesday, but my seat was sold.

Spread the word brother.

I'm pretty sure that headers do count.

Ok, Jos Hooiveld taken as MOTM. That was bloody tight though!

A new demo is now out. Green Hill zone again but this time with both the old (2D) and new (3D) style gameplay. Looking forward to giving this a bash when I get home.

Bang on!

People in Sirte are parading a 'Golden Gun' as a trophy. What a bling t*sser.

To imply that any career politician does would be shakey ground.

Providing he doesn't becoming a martyr, it certainly won't be. Hang on.....

A young, adrenaline fueled freedom fighter happens upon the general he has been rebelling against. He has lost friends, relatives in the struggle against this guy, he hates him and finds himself facing the guy whilst holding his rifle. He is not going to shout for him to get on the floor and surrender, his first instinct will be to fill him with lead.

Tactically yes, that's my point, the way he has embraced modern coaching and sports science methods to maximise the ability of his players has worked in his favour but just like Stuart Pearce he has the tactical nous of a water vole. As for who I would prefer, good question. I personally think we are far too focused on needing people with 'club experience' in this country, managing a national side is so different to a club side that it should be considered it's own niche. I would want an ex-player (or close to retirement) to come in and manage the team. Someone with immediate reputation who can command the respect of the younger players who would just want to see them out there playing and able to express themselves, not oppress the nippers with tactical overkill. So for me a David Beckham or Gary Neville type. If we needed someone with more experience, Glenda.

Surprised he hadn't fled the country. At least he showed a little honour by staying.... just a little.