trousers

Lambert hobbling. Potential ankle injury....

Saints goal difference = +20 after 16 games....

Charlton 4 Preston 0

Posh 1 Derby 2

Diouf scores 2nd for Donny

Ipswich 0 Doncaster 3 Lallana!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2-0

Hull on top at home to West Ham apparently

Posh 0 Derby 2

Currently 7 points clear at the top. Nice

Yess!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CHAPLOW!!!

Peterborough 0 Derby 1

Guly close (ish)

Boring!

Ipswich 0 Doncaster 2 (Sharp)

This has got nil-nil written all over it....

Ipswich 0 Doncaster 1 (Diouf)

Does this mean we get our own oil rig afterall....?

Labelling it an "Overraction" is your opinion of someone else's opinion. You were "amused" at what you perceive to be an overreation ergo you were ultimately amused at his opinion. IMHO of course... ;-)

And there was me thinking Birmingham hadn't played any league games since August....

Why does one need tangible evidence to support an opinion? What if an opinion is based on a hunch, instinct or a gut feel. Do those opinions not count? :-)

It's taking them a while to load up the photo-shoot for the Michael Owen signing

I find different opinions amusing too

Yay. I've made it into someone's hall of fame. Well chuffed.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/peteroborne/100115144/as-the-landscape-starts-to-shift-ukip-can-create-political-havoc/ "For the metropolitan elite, the party scarcely exists. This is why last Sunday’s YouGov poll showing that support for Farage’s party had crept up to 7 per cent – just one point fewer than the Liberal Democrats – gained no coverage. But the significance of this is very great. I believe that Ukip is about to take over from the Lib Dems as Britain’s third largest political party." "Ukip’s strength is very easy to explain. The leadership of the three mainstream parties have made an error. They are determined to cleave to the centre ground. Ukip alone has the courage to stand outside this cosy alliance and to cause havoc. Meanwhile, it goes without saying that a Tory leader can never win an election so long as the broader Conservative movement is so painfully split."

In this hypothetical scenario, I think a team would be "allowed" to play with 10 men if the 11th man was on the pitch at the start of the game, if only for a second. I assume a player leaving the field of play is allowed to return at any time during the course of the game....or is there a time limit...? But, as you say, it's not about starting with 10 men per se, it's about teams adopting the same tactics with 11 men as they often do when reduced to 10 men. Meanwhile, back in the real world... :-)