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Who is your player of the season so far?
Colinjb replied to The Fat Controller's topic in The Saints
Lambert for me, a real leader of the line who has made a massive impact, not just as a goalscorer but also as a forward thinking playmaker, his ability to bring other players into the game is excellent. Lallana is also a sound choice, as would be Jaidi. But for overall effect on us as a team it is Ricky for me. -
Not particularly. But as she was a girl in uniform I would.
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That's a proper pasting. Just looked like Salita choked! But yeah, that first knockdown, what a hit.
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Did the winnings balance the money you paid to watch it?
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To the people complaining we have only made up 1 point over our deduction when looking at getting to the playoffs. Were we not trailing the play-offs by about 14/13 points at one stage? As such we have made up 5 points since then. It is possible.
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Have to dissagree with Carlisle, we looked ok up there but were nowhere near as creative or cutting up front as we where today.
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Bart - 6. Did what he needed to do, had a few moments of confusion with his defence but kept Walsall honest. Worried about his ability to command his penalty area effectively but this run in the team can only be good for him. Harding - 7. Nice and solid, defended well and overlapped a few times on the attack to good effect. Murty - 5. Had a pretty poor game, his passing in the first half was awful and had to be covered a few times by Lloyd James. Not his finest hour. Perry - 6. Nothing amazing, seemed ok in the air, had a few problems with Byfield but did fairly well. Jaidi - 6. His usual dominant self in the air, although at a couple of points he had a Darren (50p for a head) Powell type clearances. His lack of pace was made up for by his ability to read the game. An intelligent and effective game. Lallana - 8. His movement and passing caused Walsall problems all afternoon, didn't add to his scoring tally but he was a constant thorn in their side. James - 9. His best game in a Saints shirt, he worked tirelessly and effectively on the right, supplied a sublime pass to set up Connolly for his gaol and should be very proud. He is finally starting to come good. Hammond - 7. Solid, helped dictate play well along with Morgan and fully deserved his goal. Schneiderlin - 8. He was the creative heartbeat today, looked at ease with play and held his own brilliantly against a physical but sometimes crude Walsall midfield and defense. If only he would shoot from distance though. Connolly - 9. A very, very classy performance. His movement and reading of the game gave Walsall nightmares, switched well to wide positions and was an excellent foil for the chances made by the midfield and Ricky's hold up play. Lambert - 6. He is obviously tired, off form and needs a break. He tried to hold up play but was not the confident line leader we have often seen. He took his goal well but was lucky the stumble he suffered before striking it didn't cost him the chance. Subs: Antonio - 8. His pace on the Walsall backline was excellent, he kept working off the ball well too. A real prospect, why Reading are not using him is beyond me. Wotton - n/a. Didn't see enough of him to really say. But as soon as he came on Walsall looked brighter.
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James was MOTM for me, outstanding.
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Just seen the attendance. 5,681. We sold 3,000 tickets I believe, therefore we outnumbered the home support. Utterly rediculous.
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Just back from the game, what a great atmosphere it was in the away end! Really good fun! On the negative side, Murty had a poor game, his passing was extremely erratic and looked almost a little out of his depth. Ricky looked knackered but took his goal extremely well and Lloyd James needs to practice taking people on but otherwise his workrate and skill was outstanding. Our defense looked rather shakey at times, we need a bit of youth and enthusiasm in the centre back position, needs to be a priority for Jan. Positive things now, we utterly utterly ooutclassed one of the leagues in form teams in their own back yard. Our midfield was dominant, we always troubled them when we went forward and totally deserved the 3 points. Could easily have had 4 or 5 goals today. Loved it today, loved it. MOTM, Lloyd James
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I would probably take myself less seriously, I was totally deadpan and humourless when younger and it really didn't help anything. I would also play more sport, left it far too late to start playing football. Also I would have asked out a certain girl when I got to 6th form, still kicking myself at that one that got away.
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As do I. My Xbox craves it.
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Just so long we both believe it to be horses**t mate. It's all good.
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No, but that was the reason mine didn't work, yours does sound fishier though.
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So you are telling me that these multimillionaire owners got where they are by not being able to synchronise their calendars properly? Regardless of any holiday, it's a truly dreadful and amateurish excuse.
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According to somewhere I read/heard they are blaming an arabic religious holiday as interfering with the day funds where meant to be transfered. How. F**king. Lame.
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Ambrose from Palace
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I never had a digital arial in the first place, thus rendering the digital box they sent me in return for resigning to a contract I had no intention of straying away from anyway totally useless in my area. If anyone wants this piece of junk PM me.
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Hahahahahhhhaaaaahahhahaaaaahahahaahahhahhaahahhhhhhahahaaaa etc The longer this goes on the happier I am.
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#On topic# I have no infractions but 1 'referal,' whatever the hell that is. Ok, back to the thread's tangent.
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The only worry is that it could be very easily and maliciously editted. A list of 'approved' users would probably have to be drawn up who can add and amend entries. #submits own name for list#
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Really looking forward to January. It's great to be feeling positive about a transfer window.
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What a weight off our minds it is, not just out, but 2 points clear. And we can push on further, only a couple of points gap from mid table, and then the playoffs.... they are attainable!!!
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Alternate History - morbid reading for a monday!
Colinjb replied to Crab Lungs's topic in The Lounge
Have to agree that the US wouldn't come to 'our' aid per sé. I would expect them to send a token relief force but most logistical and financial help would probably come from the EU. The US would just use this as a case for further war and a case study as to why more action needs taking against rogue nations. Further repurcussions at a time when the UK is at it's knees could include a new Argentine invasion of the Falklands, Spanish pressure for the return of Gibraltar (in exchange for 'aid') and cherry picking of any further remaining colonies. The British Commonwealth could cease to exist as the independant nations within it could see no further economic point in remaining tied to it. What a stunning film Threads is though, if anyone needs a reason for Nuclear Dissarmourment, that is surely it. The choice to die in a painful drawn out way or instantly, which would be better?
