Gingeletiss

This

Brum and Blackpool then.

Exciting!...glad it's not us lol

I want Brum to survive, and Spurs to get beat, so it's a no brainier for me

I suspect you now have a water meter, every house in Hampshire will have one by 2014, then they will all be activated. I heard a noise outside, and there was this bloke from Southern water,changing me over to a meter. I had one hell of a row with them over this, but it seems, that Labour changed the law 18 months ago, so the law about rated properties, is no longer applicable.

Yes.

Le Tiss's free kick against them, was oh so special, right in front of me, loved it.

Relegation from the CCC, we had boxed way above our weight for years, going down to L1 hurt, really hurt.

Why bother Wes, either he's on a wind up, or he's like all the rest and has no grasp on reality.

As we all know, God botherers come to all our front doors. Invite them in, ask if they believe in the bible, then ask if they believe in incest. Then discuss Adam and Eve as the beginning of all mankind!

Ever wondered why?...just asking!

No such thing.

...and last night wasn't

Hypo writes everyone and everything off, Christ knows why he claims to 'support' Saints!

Hold that thought!

Taking over at West Ham, so he gets Uncle Avrams points so look at the very bottom

Just a slight change for you, to give it more emphasis!

There Mr Lard, I've corrected it for you!

It's simple...... ‘Soldiers will be called upon to make personal sacrifices – including the ultimate sacrifice – in the service of the Nation. In putting the needs of the nation and the Army before their own, they forgo some of the rights enjoyed by those outside the Armed Forces. In return, British soldiers must always be able to expect fair treatment, to be valued and respected as individuals, and that they (and their families) will be sustained and rewarded by commensurate terms and conditions of service.’ ....and it's not a new thing...... An early example of society’s obligations to those who have served in the Armed Forces can be found in the reign of Elizabeth I in the Act for the Necessary Relief of Soldiers and Necessary Relief of Soldiers and Mariners. Passed in 1593, the law laid down that each parish should contribute some money to help sick and wounded veterans. An updated version of the Act in 1601 makes very clear society’s obligations towards those who have served in war: ‘And forasmuch as it is found more needful than it was in the making of the said Acts, to provide Relief and Maintenance to Soldiers and Mariners that have lost their limbs, and disabled their Bodies in the Defence and Service of her Majesty and the State, in respect the Number of the said Soldiers is so much the greater, by how much her Majesty’s just and honourable defensive Wars are increased.

Why fall for CB Frys aggressive style of posting, like Hypo, Saint Lard, and a few others, they post to inflame other posters, they can't honestly believe the sh1te they write, no true fan would.

For Lard, who may not of read the article... Since his arrival, Adkins has transformed the team on the pitch, taking a club that was languishing near the foot of the table, and producing a side capable of attacking, free flowing football with the resilience and patience required to beat teams that raise their game when playing Southampton. The side lost just once at St. Mary's in the league following his appointment, with the spirit created in the team reflected by the fantastic continued support of the fans that have backed them so well home and away this season, which culminated in last weekend's 3-1 win over Walsall in front of over 31,000 supporters.

I see Mr 'I don't like Adkins' has spoken, you're such a joy to read on here.......NOT!

Lol, Mr and Mr Fonte :lol: it will solve the CH problem

I thought the whole area was a pikey camp site!

I thought HMRC left some wriggle room, with an appeal if they wanted to, if so, they are waiting for this.