Saint Garrett

How do you do that then?

Some crackers in there, great memories. WBA at home, a few at Stamford Bridge, Sunderland away, Newcastle away were all stunners. One of my favourite players as I was growing up.

Sounds like we're getting it right in the community at the moment. Fair play to the club and the players involved.

I think so, just speak to the ticket office and I think they can just do it there.

Yes probably. People have short memories.

Can't see us wanting him now, think that one died when we brought in Gazza. Probably just lazy journalism seeing as though we bid for him in the summer.

http://westhamonline.net/article.php?6452378||mc=w|| I was asked to do a Q&A for West Ham Online. Feel free to have a read.

By away fan friendly I don't mean getting bother I just mean they won't let away fans in. Also I'm sure there are much nicer places to go on the route to West Ham rather than drinking around the ground. Went to some cracking pubs in London when I went to Arsenal.

Heard it's not particularly away fan friendly around the Boleyn, although there is a wetherspoons near East Ham tube stop apparently. Where is everyone aiming for ?

Who cares...whatever happened to drawing a line under it and moving onto the next one. Man Utd was 6 weeks ago...get over it.

Too many changes for me. Richardson is poor. Would much rather have Fox LB and Clyne RB, than Clyne out of position and Richardson RB. Lallana has to play wide for me as well. He can use his trickery much better from that position and will embarress Demel if he is fit. Harsh on J-Rod as well who I thought was impressive vs Fulham and will cause West Ham problems.

Would have thought it will be on ITV.

I've seen Chaplow leave his foot in many times, he's pretty wreckless.

I quite fancy going. Not sure I'll make it up there in time if I leave work at 5:30 with traffic. Is it easy to get to ? Can't imagine I'll have much time to drink beforehand.

If Chaplow plays he'll probably get himself sent off. Wouldn't be surprised if there is a sending off in this game however. Nolan maybe.

I hope you're joking...

Problem is, nobody 'needs' the points as the club haven't got a points system in place !

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/st-marys-sells-out-for-spurs-427871.aspx Saints can confirm that all tickets for the visit of Tottenham Hotspur to St Mary's on Saturday 27th October have now sold out. Our allocation of seats for this weekend's trip to West Ham United have also been completely snapped up, meaning the team will be well-backed for their next two Barclays Premier League fixtures. Tickets for our home match against Swansea City on Saturday 10th November will go on general sale tomorrow, Tuesday 16th October. This is a Category C match, with 20 loyalty points available. Tickets are priced from £28 per adult, £18 for concessions and £8 for under-11s. For full pricing details, click HERE. To purchase tickets for any home fixture, go online, call our Ticket Hotline on 02381 780780 or visit the St Mary's Ticket Office. Tickets for the Capital One Cup fourth-round match away at Leeds United on Tuesday 30th October are currently on sale to Season Ticket Holders. We have received an allocation of 2,687 seats for this game, priced at £20 per adult, £16 per over-60 and £11 per under-16. We also have 26 pairs of wheelchair and attendant tickets plus 12 pairs of ambulant disabled and attendant tickets, priced at £16 per adult and £12 per junior. This fixture is worth 20 loyalty points, and any remaining tickets will go on general sale from tomorrow, Tuesday 16th October. Tickets for the Barclays Premier League game away at West Bromwich Albion on Monday 5th November will go on sale from this Wednesday, 17th October. We have received an allocation of 1,488 tickets for this fixture, priced at £15 per adult, £10 per over-60, student and under-21 and £5 per under-17. There will also be seven pairs of wheelchair & attendant tickets, and seven pairs of ambulant disabled & attendant tickets priced at £5 per supporter & attendant. This fixture is worth 20 Loyalty Points. Tickets go on sale with the following criteria, though all sales dates are subject to remaining ticket availability: – Wednesday 17th October: to Season Ticket Holders who purchased tickets for at least two games from Man City, Arsenal, Everton & West Ham – Friday 19th October: to Season Ticket Holders who purchased a ticket for at least one game from Man City, Arsenal, Everton & West Ham – Monday 22nd October: to any Season Ticket Holders – Wednesday 24th October: to any supporter who purchased a ticket for at least one game from Man City, Arsenal, Everton & West Ham – Friday 26th October: General sale Tickets for away games are on sale online or direct from the St Mary's Ticket Office. Furthermore, tickets for the Barclays Premier League home fixture against Newcastle United on Sunday 25th November (3pm kick-off) will go on general sale from Tuesday 30 October. This will be a Category B match with 15 Loyalty Points on offer and tickets priced from £32 per adult, £21 for concessions and £10 per under-11.

I did Tranmere and Everton, and thinking about going to Anfield as I've never been there. Only problem is it's a very expensive weekend especially if the tickets are going to be £50. With it also being just before christmas, I would expect it to make general sale.

Boruc not in goal for the u21s today Vs Spurs. Reckon he could make his debut this weekend ?

Erm, yes potentially, although unlikely. The next batch of english players will have to come through someone's academy and if ours is one of the best in europe then why not? Do think it would be hard to bring them through if we're fighting for relegation most seasons though. In the ideal world the young players would be introduced gradually from the bench and then given the opportunities when they're ready, however it's a big ask when the games are worth so much. JWP has been fantastic for us so far this season and looks like he's got a great future. Its a hard one to answer if we don't know how good the players are.

Would quite like an Adidas kit. Wouldn't be surprised to see us go for an Italian make though.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2217927/West-Ham-v-Southampton-pointer-says-Sam-Allardyce.html?openGraphAuthor=%2Fhome%2Fsearch.html%3Fs%3D%26authornamef%3DSportsmail%2BReporter Fat Boy reckons it's a '6 pointer'. I would take 1 if offered right now.

Will be interesting to see whether a 'sell out' is actually sold out. Man Utd was a 'sell out' despite the fact there were seats everywhere.

WHU - win Spurs - draw WBA - draw. 5 points, Adkins is a legend,