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Swansea 1 Newcastle 1

Leicester 2 Burnley 1

Barnet 1 Eastleigh 0 (Sam Hoskins)

Leicester 1 Burnley 1

5Live: "Liverpool struggling to create chances. WBA comfortable"

Leicester 1 Burnley 0

http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/saints/news/11514065.I_love_Southampton___but_I_don_t_know_if_the_fans_love_me__says_Poch Pochettino: "I still love Southampton"

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?t=37173

Maybe the government listened instead to the 62m people who didn't march against war...?

Great news

Ahem.... Not quite "no one"

Only when the game is on Saturday

I've never understood the 'logic' that politicians are somehow better at spending our money than we are. The more money we give them the more they waste.

Same reason I like the Tories. The more annoying the better.

I like Clarkson

Sherwood (ITV4): "it's different being Spurs manager compared to Southampton's manager. You can't afford to lose 2 games on the trot as Spurs manager"

Are you leading the new Carlsberg campaign for their new avoiding questions venture...?

Thus proving...? That 90% of keyboard warriors are Tory bashers?

I can't compete with such intellectual contributions. You win.

Great speech from Dave

That's my point though. The pledge was made on the basis that they wouldn't be in government (implicitly or otherwise). The minute they became part of the government anything they pledged to do as an opposition party was null and void. That's how coalitions work. You come up with a compromise arrangement rather than implement any "promises" you were making in the event of a different outcome.

The Lib Dems pledged to abolish tuition fees if they won the general election. They didn't win the election ergo they didn't (couldn't) break any manifesto pledges.

Indeed....that was my point.....

"They" were the unions, who used their block vote to usurp the individual party members who voted for DM. Funny old game this democracy malarkey sometimes....

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