The Cat

Decent player, not seen the best of him yet. I'm struggling to see why people are tossing Falque on the scrapheap after playing less than one game. And a game at that in which we continually ignored the fact he was coming inside and finding space and instead chose to hoof the ball past him to someone who isn't very good at heading.

One of my favourite sentences is from John Emburey when he was asked how his knee was and said, "the fucl

Rocky

Front row of the Archers was my domain for quite a few years. My first ST was in block 42 and when I went in there for a game last season it felt like coming home, albeit to one that had been taken over and had the furniture rearranged by a bunch of smelly cretins. Other than that I'd say the away end at whichever ground Saints are at.

Also depends how busy it is in the bogs because sometimes people invade your space and try to nip in front if you wait too far back. On a slightly different note I haven't seen anyone p1ssing in the sink lately.

I think they only sold them in the Northam unless their death coincided with me moving to the Kingsland a few seasons ago. I never had one because the beer was (and still is) bad enough without having to force down an extra half a pint of it.

Yeah, and what happened to the bumper crowd we were going to get due to the game being the first of the Final 10?

Never have myself, but my 6 year old had to go for one last time I took him (2-2 Blackpool game this season). It was just before half time and we had to wait for someone to finish their fag before we went in.

Full list of games if anyone is interested (opens in excel) http://images2.moneysavingexpert.com/attachment/fixtureList.xlsx

The away game at Ipswich earlier this season was part of the deal, although we had a very small allocation of tickets under it. I should know as I was lucky enough to get one of them through a mate. Blackpool away is on the new list. It's home fans only this time though, and one of the only games in the list which denies away fans cheap tickets. There are 3 Pompey home games listed, one of which is Ipswich on Valentines Day. What better way for the locals to treat their sisters to a romantic evening out than with 2 tickets for £19.50 at Fratton.

Once Rosie47 had become classed as "dormant" there was a quarterly "dormant" fee charged on it Cusdin said that an account can only become classed as "dormant" if there's been no contact from client for minimum of 2 years Under cross examination David Cusdin revealed that eventually Rosie47 became classed as "dormant" (all from James Pearce on twitter)

If you put it with mine we can donate a pair.

Got there late, just after the first goal. From then on I didn't think we played well at all until we went 5-0 down. We did create chances but most of the efforts were mis hit, unlike theirs which all seemed to go in. Partly helped by weak defending it has to be said although their number 9 was decent and his hat trick goal was a screamer. Positives were Ward-Prowse and Luke Shaw who I thought was superb going forwards. Had great touch and looked comfortable on the ball. He's got good pace too and puts in a mean cross. Sinclair ran his arse off but kept fluffing the chances that came his way. He needed 2 goes at the goal he did score. Crowd of 800 odd. Quite enjoyed the chant of "5 nil to the referee" after he made a bad late decision. And whether it was aimed at the ref or not, there were a few boos at half time which I found a bit odd at an under 18's game.

They'll probably only take 500 or so, we'll be lucky to see any of them.

I'm going with my Dad. Should be good.

The reason why live tweets were banned from the courtroom. Ooops. http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=1&storycode=48623&c=1

It appears that whoever selects our pre match music is somekind of halfwit playing a joke on us. I'm fine with The Saints Are Coming, but to follow that with Children by Robert Miles is laughable. Not content with that we're then subjected to some twaddle from Muse before Queen come in and bring the whole thing to crescendo of stinking crap. A 4 song montage. Why? Just why?

Watching tweets come in under the Redknapp search is quite enlightening. Unless they are all from Saints fans it does appear that a lot of people really don't like him. https://twitter.com/#!/search/redknapp

Sometimes he makes mistakes and it's fair to criticise him for them. He's still a good manager though and we are lucky to have him.

Maybe there would be a short term rise in people smoking cannabis, but I really can't see how this would lead onto more people taking harder drugs. Alcohol is a drug and it doesn't mean that once you start drinking it's a straight path to coke and smack, or that you become a full blown alcoholic. For one, if the drug was decriminalised it would mean people wouldn't need to go to a dealer to buy it which (depending on the dealer) would mean they were less likely to come into contact with harder drugs. I know plenty of people that smoke weed, and not many who take harder drugs. And some of those who do class a's don't smoke at all.

I pretty much agree with Branson. At the very least pot should be decriminalised purely for the fact that it would mean Police don't have to waste their time on prosecuting people for recrational use. In my opinion there should be some laws allowing people to grow a small amount of cannabis in their own homes. That would stop many people needing to visit dealers and put quite few of them out of business. Mind you if the Government wanted to go further and make themseles a shed load in tax revenue then they could sanction coffee shops in certain cities (London, Bristol, Brighton etc). This would never happen though because it would be a massive vote loser for whichever party introduced it. Certain elements of the media don't help with provoking moral panic over drug issues. The most famous would be the death of Leah Betts who did not die from taking ecstacy, more the fact she was mis-informed and believed you had to drink copious amounts of water when taking the drug. She drank too much, her brain expanded and she died.

As long as we come out on top I'd rather see more goals and more excitement. Mind you a scoreline doesn't always reflect the qualiy of a game. A 2-0 could be better to watch than a 4-2, just depends how the teams go about it. But on balance I'd take more goals.

We used to do that. Our oldest is 6 now and sadly cbeebies isn't cool anymore. (In fact it is a lot worse than it was a few years ago. Wha'ts happened to Doodle Do and The Shiny Show? Great days.) We seem stuck in a perpetual cycle of Kicking It, I'm In The Band, and Zeke & Luther before bedtime (also 7pm) while the 2 year old just trots about the house pretending he's Batman beating up imaginary baddies. As for routines, well they work to a point but don't be anal about them or they'll end up ruling your life for years. Kids sleep through anything. Ours sleep at festivals while we're watching bands and djs so I'm sure a few visitors won't disturb them.

We should sing a song for him to the tune of Go Diego Go. Most people with young children will know what I'm talking about. Here's a link for the rest of you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOthCM2Vir8 Ohhh Ohhhhh Yago, Yago Ohhh Ohhhhh Yago, Go Yago Go. He came from Barcelona, via Italy And now he's playing for SFC at St Mary's Flying down the wing all game, hear the Saints fans roar Cross it into Lambert and he is sure to score. Or something like that.