Golden Balls

Yes, thats exactly what I said. Whether you like it or not, private schools have students who are less likely to **** about in class, play truant and/or distract others. If I was in a position to send my kids to a private school, I would do it. They would be less likely to fall into the wrong crowd and more likely to get better grades. Unfortunately it's unlikely I will be able to afford that. You and I know that there are children at state schools who have a wonderful attitude and come out with fantastic grades. It's just there is a lower percentage.

I believe if you have done well in life, you deserve to be able to do thing like buy a big house, buy a nice car and yes, send your children to a good school. Private schools are not all about the actual teachers (although a large percentage is) but also the pupils that go there. The children tend to be in a different mindset when going to school and are there to learn.

Hardy hardy ha! Anyone on here live near there...?

I think a flag flag/banner we could use all season is a great idea. Wouldnt cost the earth and plenty of people would donate

Anyone live near there?

Glory glory one sounds good. Would be amazing if we could do it really slowly!

I like this idea

What times the draw?

How about changing Michael Svenssons song to something fitting for Markus? Svensson song was to the tune of 'I love you baby..' Oh Michael Svensson You are the love of my life Oh Michael Svensson I'll let you **** my wife Oh Michael Svensson We want ginger hair tooooo Maybe... Oh Markus Liebherr You came and saved our club oh Markus Liebherr (something here) Oh Markus Liebherr We will always miss yoooou

Obviously for MK Dons and Leyton Orient the main chant will be "One Markus Liebherr" but I think we need a few more to show our thanks as well as a 'win the league for Markus' chant Any ideas? RIP

I wouldn't like the stadium named after him as I think St Marys is just too well known. Rename the Itchen Stand (where he always sat) "The Markus Liebherr Stand"

RIP Markus. Thank you so much for everything you've done. Amazing that in just over one year, someone can be held in such high regard to match that of Ted.

The best bit of that for me was the amount of times the B'mouth fans tried to start a big chant to shut us up, which just made us louder. Was brilliant. Same again next week!

God I'd love this song to take off!

Someone else started a thread about this last season. I would do it except I dont pass it on my way to the Northam

I know how we all love free stuff on this forum so here's one for you... Free Bacardi and mixer from The Cowherds near The Common (Southampton) http://www.vintageinn.co.uk/pdf/vintageinns-bacardivoucher.pdf Enjoy

Theres a 1 in 250,000 chance of that. May go stick a fiver on it!

Hopefully when it comes down to taking the plunge I will still have the handy contacts that I have now. Also, I don't think people realise you can negotiate a lot on price with things like venue, cake, photographer etc.

A more local option doesn't look likely right now and when it does become available, I will have the chance to transfer back to Soton with experience under my belt.

This all sounds rather lovely...

Well, no matter how good/bad these 2 places are, it's very likely I will have to live in one of them. With regards to the areas within the towns, are there any complete no go zones I should look out for when looking for a flat? For example, if I was looking for a place in Southampton, I would know to completely ignore any place in Northam, Shirley Warren etc.

This part is very important! Not just because I'm young and like a good drink, but the role at work I'm looking to take is in this field.

I do drive. In fact I get a company car which is rather nice. The aim is to be there for around 2 years and then be promoted into a role closer to home. I already renewed my season ticket so I'll be back every weekend game to continue my support.

I have just been given the opportunity of promotion at work, however it requires me to relocate to either Plymouth or Exeter (or somewhere inbetween) Having never been to either of these places, does anyone have any recommendations as to which would best accommodate a 22 year old? What is that part of the world actually like? Price? Nightlife? Shopping? Crime? etc. Just general information from people who live/have lived in there area is appriciated.

I'm quite shocked by this. Would have thought places like London and Oxford would be more.