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The SaintsWeb Forum for all the laughs they've given us?

This sounds like a job for Clapham Saint to me...

They've been revolting for decades

Yes. Only Pompey could boast about managing to fleece their creditors one more time, having already written off 96% of what they originally owed. They didn't even have the dignity to pay the full amount of the remaining 4%. "Yay, we're now debt free" Yes, only because you ended up paying back next to bugger all of the debt you buffoons.

No. The 3 PFA charges were eventually removed last year (Sept 2015 IIRC).

What's he rambling on about?

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/20160330-kelvin-davis-testimonial-ticket-prices-3032712.aspx

I'd heard that Pompey were going to be sponsored by... Something to do with them being irritating ****s... Boom. Tish.

He played the first half

Self awareness was never one of their strong points... Calling other teams tinpot is off the irony scale.

Pompey fans being their usual magnanimous selves...

I've got us coming 18th...

I see 'Missed Money Penny' is on the side of Brexit... so that's all the thanks her best mate Dave gets for backing her Pompey rescue effort at the taxpayer's expense then... https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/655066/Portsmouth-City-Council-votes-Brexit-EU-referendum-Penny-Mordaunt-Ukip

Take 2....

It takes years of hard work and dedication but the rewards make it all worthwhile in the end.

http://www.thesportbible.com/articles/premier-league-club-could-have-signed-luke-shaw-for-incredibly-cheap-price-in-2012-220316

Adam Blackmore ‏@bigadamsport #saintsfc defender Ryan Bertrand the only absentee from England training today with an unspecified injury

Fair enough, but I still maintain the possibility/probability that there would have been a point in time earlier this season that some Leicester fans on the 'FoxesWeb Forum' would have started to suggest that they could win the league and 'Alpine_fox' would be telling them they were "barking". Perhaps somewhere around match 10 (towards the end of October)...? Yours digressionally...

I think the point being made is that they could have "got what they wanted" a lot sooner than they did if their 'bombing campaign' had been a lot more intelligent. They could have blown up all rail lines into London and all runways (etc) and brought London to a standstill for weeks/months on end, for example. IMO, people with terrorist mindsets prefer protracted campaigns because it feeds their deranged appetite for violence.

Was more of a mixed bag than that... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_terrorist_incidents_in_London

I used to think the same when the IRA were blowing up people in London in the 80s. They could have brought London to a stand-still so easily by attacking the infrastructure rather than the people of London, but instead, despite the tragic loss of life they caused, London pretty much was 'business as usual' throughout that period. As you say, it's probably got something to do with lack of intelligence at the end of the day.

# Bite klaxon # At what point in the season did Leicester fans stop being 'barking' for thinking they could win the league? (One assumes they were 'barking' to think this up to a certain point in time)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35739244