trousers

Full time

2-2 Brighton

Odds on!

Fonte caught in possession....nearly a Peterboro goal....FFS End to end

4th corner in 2 mins....

Off the P'boro line.....another corner kick....

Another corner Saints...

Great save from Posh. Great run from Chamberlain

Not ok here. I've got Dave Merrington coming out of my speakers....

6th win in a row at St Mary's coming up....

Was size crowd did you expect for a 3rd division game against Peterborough Utd....? ;-)

Lots of info on the director here: http://www.bitterwallet.com/why-theres-more-than-meets-the-eye-at-exclusive-eyes/31871 Seems like a nice chap....!

In December 2009 it would appear the company director was MR. MANISH KESWANI https://secure.creditgate.com/search/search.aspx?AP=Full%20Non-Limited&CompanyID=06781015&CompanyType=L&BS=1&BT=Full%20Data It would seem the company accounts were declared "dormant" on 28th Sept 2010: Description.................................................................... Costs....... Filed Date....... Form ACCOUNTS OF DORMANT COMPANY MADE UP TO 31/12/09..... £6.95 ........ 28/09/2010 .... AA Other address information listed on creditgate.com: https://secure.creditgate.com/search/search.aspx?directorsurname=KESWANI&directorfirstname=MANISH&AdditionalSearch=&IsDirectorSearch=1 Edit: it would appear those liks take you to the home page rather than the search results I typed in for the company in question.

Same here....

He's someone I've always said we should sign from Hearts. It very nearly happened a few years back. Or so I'm told

Do you think Adkins will ever drop you from the starting line-up Ricky?

Nothing. Cameron's first mistake as PM.

^This

As an aside, why do Millwall need an "emergency" loan in the first place? Surely they've got a squad big enough to fill the midfield week in, week out? Emergency loans for goalkeepers I can understand. But a midfielder?

I believe the dictionary definition is "devil's advocate"... ;-)

As long as all the people who organise protest marches over the next 12 months cover the costs of policing them and make a similar donation to charity. Deal?

Giving to charity should be a choice, not something that is deducted from me directly. Just my opinion mind.

I see the early predictions show that the wedding will inject £620 million into the economy. Should be enough to cover the costs of putting on the event I would venture. Unlike the student protest which cost the taxpayer a tidy sum.

Me? Suggestive? Nah...just part way through a jigsaw puzzle having lost the lid...