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Let me guess. It doesn't rhyme with Bryan Riggs, right?
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Forum member 'Matthew le Tissier' is a shirt collector with ex/current player contacts. If he reads this I too would also be interested in procuring a Saints foundation sash.
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Have always considered him to be a shrewd appointment and so it has proven. The only slight negative is that we haven't quite hit the same entertaining heights we did under Pardew this time last year (Many 4-1, 3-1 victories etc) but he has made us far more resilient and likely to grind a result out against teams that 'park the bus,' frankly, that'll do for me! I would ultimately rather have winning football then pretty football.... a mix of the two is a bonus!
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It's a badge of honour. Seriously, you've got under their skin enough for them to want to hurt you.... and they think that'll do. It shows we mean something.
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Hardly surprising seeing as Islam and Christianity are based on the same roots.
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One of my favourite players. He has been fantastic ever since we signed him, not perfect but thoroughly impressive.
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Upgrading a season ticket for today's Hartlepool game?
Colinjb replied to Tractor_Saint's topic in The Saints
It is unlikely they'll check, although the family stand where I sit does seem to at least always glance at the paper ticket in the front. -
Fleet Town. Paola Hibernian's ground, Malta.
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Ha. Bitterness like that can only ever be one persons problem. What an idiot. No grace in defeat.
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American debt warning vindicates George Osborne's Plan A
Colinjb replied to dune's topic in The Lounge
It said a lot to me that a group of colleagues over from Germany, who were here for one of our bi-annual sales meetings actually respected that our economy had been more steady in recovery then their own. They had grown quicker then us on the way out of recession but all of the financial advisors within the company are now running scared of this dreaded 'double dip.' The growth had yet again been unsustainable. They respected that our government was at least trying to make hard decisions that would ensure any growth was made on stable foundations.... whether this will allow us to be resistant to what happens overseas is another matter though. -
Great interview, cagey, tricky, honest yet revealling all in one go. It's been a long time since we had a manager capable of proper mind games. Lets hope they are effective.
