Jonnyboy

Not sure I agree with Yoshida as the false no. 9.

I'd like to think I've improved as I approach my 10k posts mark but it's probably more accurate to say "evolved with age." Unfortunately some posters have seen a rapid decline in posting quality over the years, in this threads case, over a few minutes.

Is it fair to say Saintsweb recruits posters and turns them into better posters?

Corbyn's approval rating within party membership has risen since he was elected leader: http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/staggers/2016/02/new-poll-puts-jeremy-corbyns-leadership-strong-position

I'd settle for out but with Corbyn as PM. If the Tories get in again I rather we had some EU protection from the right whingers.

Lol. They could easily slip a few more places on the weekend too.

What's that mean?

Be good to see a Plymouth win too.

This could be a very funny evening.

That one has "fried" his cynical thoughts *boomtish*

Maybe he's quitting management to go into full time punditry? Less stress etc.

City have been so poor since the new manager was announced.

And yet were still knocking on the door.

There's a difference between telling people Marcus was aiming for CL and telling people that's where we'd be certain to get. As an aside I expect Leicesters chairman would've been ridiculed if he'd said the same last summer.

That's the point, they don't have to be 18.

I don't think its even acceptable in a club. Everyone knows that girls under 18 find it easy to get into certain clubs.

Skate b*stards

People in Fareham may often prefer Saints though, easier commute etc.

Apologies I was thinking globally. http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21571873-how-stop-companies-and-people-dodging-tax-delaware-well-grand-cayman-missing-20

Avoided - trillions.

But then again you're not just most people.

The problem is its all the midfielders who don't chip in with goals - Clasie, Romeu, Wanyama, Davis, Tadic, JWP etc gave about 5 between them.

Spot on.

Everybody sssssshhhhhhhh.

No but the tax havens have literally trillions of pounds stashed away for a rainy day.