trousers

Jesus Christ

And.....rest

jordansibley: The Saints related megamix continues, second song to be played is "Making plans for Nigel" #saintsfc

I suspect his injury needs a bit more nursing through to the end of the season

jordansibley: First song blaring out on the PA system here at the Withdean - "Catch us if you can". Nice! #saintsfc

Mushrooms....surely?

Lge1 : RES MK Dons 1-3 Huddersfield

GOAL: Leyton Orient 2-1 Peterborough : Jarvis (90+6)

GOAL: MK Dons 1-3 Huddersfield : Doumbe (89)

Poyet will throw that one to rub Adkin's nose in it. Probably.

GOAL: Leyton Orient 1-1 Peterborough : Mendez-Laing (75)

More of a cult I would say

And where would you rank Jonathon Ross?

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And I thought my analogies were bad... ;-) I'm off to compare apples with oranges...I maybe some time... ;-)

^This

For what it's worth, I believe the Tories would have fallen into a similar complacency trap to Brown, but he was in power so he attracts the criticism.

The child got hurt because the parent left him alone to cross the road / play with matches / slip on the bath (etc). It's the neglectful parent that didn't prevent the injury happening.

Where did I say he "caused" a world recession? He simply had the power and ability, if he saw fit, to intervene before the tower of cards collapsed. He chose not to. That is all.

Nutshell. He did the same sort of thing before the Bournemouth game. He knows that winding up the other side is more likely to work in our favour as we tend to play better against teams who are fired up and come at us. That said, I think it would have been an open game without this cage rattling but, as you say, nudging the Brighton team to that tipping point where they take the bait will, IMHO, work in our favour.

I agree about the implementation. As ever, politicians have executed a perfectly good plan badly. I lump politicians into the same bracket as the inept middle managers that I highlight. Just because the politicians (on all sides) that implement policies are crap doesn't render the underlying policy as crap (per se) It's a catch-22. The NHS needs to adapt and streamline but the people we (the electorate) get limped with to deliver the end result are actually part of the problem. So, once again, you are wide of the mark with regards my supposed love for Tory politicians. I admire the policies rather than the muppets we're saddled with to implement them (muppets = the middle-management + politicians). Now, if the whole thing was to be handed over to the private sector we might see some decent implementation... (much winking)

FFS. I wish people would stop this flagrant under-mining of the lazy myths being bandied around by the pro-AV brigade...

Not forgetting the typical rising to the bait... ;-)

I was at a conference in Berlin the week before last and was hearing similar things from the delegates there. (delegates from across the EMEA region)

*s w a n k y (FFS)