Matthew Le God

But there was uncertainty about if they'd need to close over the rest of the weekend or not and Markus may have thought he'd get stuck in the UK unable to get back. So instead decided not to risk it.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8670560.stm Can we close this thread or change the title please!

1) Flybe have a sponsorship deal for 46 League games. Why would they accept Saints playing with their logo on the shirt for 45 League games? It would be a breach of contract unless paid off. 2) The whole point of the new shirt is to commemorate 125 years, it detracts somewhat if you wear it in the season before.

Doesn't work for me either. Have you emailed them, using the "contact us" page?

Pardew has stated he is going to play his best team. So you can come.

You are indeed correct. Rules have changed since then.

This isn't the Premiership.

He was commenting on the strength of the League not that of Celtic. The top ten League One clubs are bigger and better than the ten Non Old Firm teams.

Comparisons? Not a perfect match of course. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/luton_town/7507736.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/leeds_united/6920103.stm 10 points out of the 30 point deduction Luton Town had were for financial irregularities in payments to agents. So the Football League do dish out punishment even if it is criminal. There do seem to be some odd dealings with Pompey and agents. Mandaric, Storrie and Redknapp all have court cases for tax evasion and convicted fraudster Daniel Azougy was left advising operations. From the Creditors document on page 5

They have survived (I think)... Although I'm not 100% sure what all of it means, but it looks like they got off lightly.

SSN's reporter at the meeting was useless in his summary of the last 4 and a half hours.

He has appeared unfazed for a lot of things in the last few months and later been shown to be wrong.

It may count as football debt and thus all £50m have to be paid.

Taxman it seems has just double the debt owed to them and increased their % in the CVA vote.

Because they'd get even less if the club was liquidated.

Debts are now... £138.6 million!!! From a BBC reporter at the meeting. http://twitter.com/bbc_matt

Nope, you are presuming an awful lot. It may be right, but you don't know.

Beattie is on roughly £35k p/w Lambert (Saint's top earner) is on roughly £8k or £9k p/w Unlikely Beattie... a) Would fit into the wage structure b) Would be signed as a reserve for Rickie c) Would play as a partner with Rickie d) Would play in League One

The League One table says no.

Was featured on a recent BBC4 program about maps. Is that where you saw it first?

So I can't accuse anyone of using the word ironic incorrectly anymore? You spoil all my fun!

Everyone could follow your lead and I'll be left talking to myself. (You may or may not have read that if you have put me on your ignore list already, in fact you wouldn't be able to read this so I'll stop)

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That isn't ironic. You must be an Alanis Alanis Morissette fan... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8v9yUVgrmPY&feature=related Watch this...

How is that ironic?