trousers
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By Christmas I reckon...
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He was just onside...
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One would hope we have a hefty fine regime in place for such indiscretions?
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Procurator
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I cross that bridge most days. Not in town today though thankfully. Shocking video footage on twitter
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Clutching at straws somewhat I admit, but Josh Sims might be the closest fit? (Although obviously not a candidate for Saturday given lack of match fitness etc)
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Pre-Match Press Conference ------------------------------- RH: "Armstrong out for two weeks (Hamstring)" RH: "Boufal has hit his toe on the kitchen table and unlikely to play this weekend!"
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Hmmm.... use taxpayers' money to fund a new hospital or two, or help a decrepit tinpot football club (whose predecessor at Fratton Park fleeced the taxpayer for millions) build a new stadium...? Tricky dilema that one....
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People do realise that the entire Universe is a computer simulation, don't they?
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About time. Been far too many seasons seeing them just missing out on promotion. Bring on the fun and games of Portsmouth Community Football Club trying to be 'competitive' in the Championship....
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Was only having a chat with Lady Trousers last week wondering what had happened to him. Rest in Peace.
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Git (no offence)
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This
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So ****ing inevitable
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F**k off!!!!
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Djenepo close again!
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FFS. No way do we hold out for that long
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Would rather Everton lose to keep them in touching distance #lookingupnotdown
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Close! Djenpo
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Liverpool retake the lead
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Palace equaliser Vs Bin-dippers
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Yes!!!!! Rebound!!!
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Radio 5 Live: "Southampton have been brilliant in the first half"
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I can vouch for this. Here's one of the photos my PI took at the time... #genuinephotonotdownloadedfromtheinternet
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Email campaign to expose what the slithery snake Mawhinney has done
trousers replied to Mole's topic in The Saints
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-50366894 The Conservative peer Brian Mawhinney has died at the age of 79. The Belfast-born former chairman of the Conservative Party joined the House of Lords in 2005 after standing down as MP for North West Cambridgeshire. In 2003 he was appointed as chairman of the Football League, a role he carried out for seven years.
