Noodles34

sounds like we wouldn't let him go before the August deadline when maybe Man Utd did want him then, clearly they are not interested now and that left him with palace or wspam. Think his pride wouldnt let him go back.

strange? whats stranger is celebrating the fact that a player who left us under a cloud and plays for another team is celebrated by you celebrate an award given to him as a credit to Saints....

ha-ha, he's quite articulate when it comes to personal insults, if he doesn't like it (you) he resorts to swearing and call people cvunts or fcks, bit chavvy really, but then....

eh, Lallana is playing for us now, WTF! (i mean really, let it go, or did you celebrate the Walcott hat trick?)

not for your knowledge of spelling 'general' then? seriously then, who are you and what afternoon sports result programme uses you. are you Garth Crooks?

But they've just scored, Hull that is, **** he said didn't he?

Just got home, whisky, smoke and bed. Up at six to go to ****ing Dartford, but so worth it.

Thank you

but we were in January, as your original point. Dont want to get nit picking and i appreciate you think he is okay etc. i think we should definitely not knee jerk, but unless things dramaticlaly impove over the next few months, then we should be thinking about an alternative.

we are always in one cup come January anyway, very loose argument.

Finny that, I was thinking the same. thats they key question, are we progressing? Of do we at least look like a team ready to progress? It's difficult to say yes to either but I think that it would be suicide to change mid season. If it carries on like this, make sure we are safe and then make the change, so the new manager has a bit of time this season and all of the summer to prepare for the next. You have to admit that it's not really happening and whilst I'm not a bed wetter, Puel is becomeinbg the worst manager since the pre Leibherr days.

Not that I take it personally in the least, but it's sad when a certain poster tries to start an argument about a proposed strike in Milan, I mean Jesus really. His belittling and patronising opions compare to no one else in my option. And the you have his Robin, who it seems thinks it's a competition on here to be intelligent and full of Witt but then resorts to the c word. And then there is Turkish

89/90 Season, how great was that. Went to every game, home and away that year (and the following, think i got to 110). Shame we lost the last two in North London or i think we could have finished third. Great games, Liverpool 4-1, still the best result I have ever been at (yes, better than the 6-3), QPR away, Spurs in the cup at WHL. Charlton away and Donny's free kick. What a front line, what a team full of characters.

My missus used to share a house and flat with Jack's mum, Maz, I knew Loz (dad) back then too, their only child, wouldn't wish it on anyone. Great tribute tonight and echo what a great response from the Liverpool fans, especially as we had scored. I hate the 'never your fault' song, think they are the second best fans in the land personally, always great going up there and chatting to them, they know their football and unlike most are very gracious to the end without the patronising putrid bile you get in Manchester or the other side of the park in Liverpool.

T w a t

Unless i have missed, it will be interesting to hear Turkish's view on Mr Reed, as he evidently has a big soft spot for him. It is a bit bemusing, though perhaps not surprising that he has not contributed to the thread.

classic:lol:

Oh, this is a competition? That figures. and no link to the holocaust quote oh dear

you'll have to point me in the direction of 'giggling at the holocaust', what a cretin you are to make up this, but then when you call everyone the c word, it sort of sums up what sort of chav you are.

I'd like to see you jump off a bridge treacle

I guess you would know more than anything Duncan, the real CB Fry was a bit of a t wat as well wasnt he?

just tweeted him a blunt response

thanks,cant believe someone had to spell it out to him.

what a knob