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Window Cleaner, Saint_Clark. I hope you guys are right.

Can't see us winning this.

I would say Palace are shading it so far.

Oh when the Saints went marching in......

Easter offside while through on goal. Sounds a good effort there.

Free kick to Palace. Martin on Easter.

I heard a chance for them between the nuns..... it resonated.

Palace enjoying a good spell.

SWF, Associating Nuns with Football since 2010. Martin scuffed a clearance there.

Sounds like we are starting to press them. Forte had a chance and we are forcing many nuns on the right. I mean throws....

If we all went dressed as Nuns for the last away game of the season do you think it might confuse the players?

I appreciate the effort but, French!? Oh god the horror!!!!!

Boooo, manure have scored.

It begins Were's Dune with those sexy female jihadists when you need him....

COYR's!!!!!!!

In the immortal words of Metallica; Sad but true.

Linked from a computer game site I use, I never realised that pastel coloured ponies could execute 'fatalities' so effectively:

Ha; "When Reading and Doncaster are now bigger then P*mpey, something has to change." Yes, their idiot fan's belief that they have any right to be a club of that scale. The word 'retarded' truly was made for them.

Ah, so that's where they sent them! They had some seriously 'basic' employees in the Family section corner last year, but this time around is a lot better. They have even done the sensible thing and re-opened the little bottle bar. It usually is dead easy to get a beer at half time now!

Can understand the logic. It's odd that they mention the West Ham game in the article though, especially as that was sold out a good few hours in advance of kick off therefore rendering the new policy redundant.

Now may not be the most sensible of times for a referendum but this is an issue that many, many of the general public are wanting discussed. The government's first calling is to serve it's people so it's quite right that it should be debated.

It's tricky, there is a heavily enforced permit system in the residential streets around the stadium. If you want to park as near to the ground as possible then you can try your luck on Longford road for a pub or profiteering local retailer. If you spend over 25 pounds at the retail park next to the Ricoh and then display the receipt on your windscreen you'll be ok. Otherwise try street parking around 'Jubilee Crescent,' the centre of Radford, and just outside of the permit area and take a taxi up towards the Ricoh. From there it'll be at most about 3 quid. For taxis, central taxis on 02476 666666 is pretty much the best on offer.

About that. It's best to get a taxi or bus from the city centre to get there. A taxi from my house costs about 4 pounds up to Longford Road where there are a few pubs and a short walk to the Stadium.

Good luck to him.

Chaplow for me. Honourable mentions to Kelvin and Schteeve.