Matthew Le God

That isn't alternative history, that example is more a "what if future" Alternative history is things like if Hitler won the war like in Richard Harris "Fatherland" novel. A brilliant book and also a good TV movie with Miranda Richardson of Blackadder fame.

This would be better for kits if they don't mind you copying them. http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Southampton/Southampton.htm

The prices are the same for every League game. This is easy to find under the ticket tab on the OS. Hardly confusing. Matchday Pricing - scroll down http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/SeasonTickets/0,,10280,00.html

Football Manager is your friend 1991/92 Saints 16th 42 14 10 18 39 55 -16 52

No they didn't, they were in the Championship.

Are we talking about a source that would actually know or discussion down the pub with a random "mate"?

Not when you take the cost of policing over 20k Pompey fans in a foreign city to them, 20 times or more a year.

...and where did you hear that!?

I'm not telling you what you should do. Just pointing out it is strange logic to be on the concourses whilst the game is playing. You may aswell be anywhere else. It is completely illogical to pay for something and then do something else whilst the game continues. Why not just leave the house and goto the pub for a pint and pie at 3pm every Saturday. Saves you money on the ticket and you see as much of the action on the St Mary's pitch on the concourses as you do in the pub.

So how much do you think Grant Holt and Owen Tudor-Jones cost Norwich? Under 300k really?

Why? They come from the Telegraph article I linked to. Where did you get the 900k from? Should be £4.5m for the other 23 clubs imo as I have shown.

I reckon the club could be worth £80m if in the Premiership so a bargain buy for Mr Liebherr.

No, getting a few beers and having a pie is for a night out on the town. Football is about the game. If you want food and drink whilst the game is going on you might aswell be in a pub rather than the stadium concourse during play.

It is massively off!!! I'll just do League One transfers where transfer fee was disclosed. There are many more that were undisclosed to add to this list!!! BRIGHTON IN Elliott Bennett Wolves £200,000 rising to £250,000 Liam Dickinson Derby £100,000 CARLISLE IN Kevan Hurst S****horpe £145,000 Richard Offiong Hamilton Academical £75,000 CHARLTON IN Luke Holden Rhyl 10k COLCHESTER IN Joel Thomas Hamilton Academical £150,000 Magnus Okuonghae Dagenham & Redbridge £45,000 rising to £80,000 HARTLEPOOL IN Adam Boyd Leyton Orient £80,000 HUDDERSFIELD IN Robbie Simpson Coventry £500,000 Theo Robinson Watford £100,000 rising to £375,000 LEEDS IN Leigh Bromby Sheffield United £250,000 MILLWALL IN Steve Morison Stevenage Borough £130,000 MILTON KEYNES DONS IN Jermaine Easter Plymouth £200,000 NORWICH IN Grant Holt Shrewsbury £550,000 Owain Tudor Jones Swansea City £250,000 That is £3m already and doesn't included about 20 transfers with undisclosed fees, so the actual figure is probably about £4.5m - which is alot more than your 900k

Your figure is far too low and also doesn't take into account undisclosed transfers. You state 900k for the 23 league clubs. Norwich spent around that themselves. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/football-transfers/5494052/Transfers-League-One-summer-2009.html

That figure is very very very wrong!

And is still very possible for the 4th round with this draw or Rotherham or Luton at home.

All of that was before the takeover so irrelevant as that money was used to pay creditors.

More than £1.5m Lambert fee is rising to £1.5m, Hammond £400k, Papa Waigo would have included a big loan fee as it is with a view to buy, free transfers such as Jaidi, Murty, Harding etc would have required big signing on fees and also tying Davis to a new deal. So easily over £2m

It is a great draw, few others would have given us such a good chance to get into round 4. A good draw is home or away to one of the big Prem sides or at home to a very small lower league side. A bad draw is away to a Championship or League One side. You should be happy

See what happens in January and the summer before you get too excited, I am hopeful though

Those complaining seem to be ignoring it is one of the easiest ties we could have got - a home draw against 2 lower league sides. Thus a great chance of getting to round 4 of the FA Cup.

Obviously this is different in the Northam Stand where you all stand for the whole game and have a terrible view from behind the goal and seem to spend most of the time taunting the away fans rather than watching the game. I go to football to sit on the halfway line, have a good view and watch the game. I have food after the game and the evening drinking in the pub. No need to mix the 3 up. Watch football for 90 minutes, have proper food, drink in a pub...simple - you do each where they are best done not mix them up together and dilute them.

Most games as half time and full time approaches I'm constantly standing up and sitting down to allow people to get past to get to the concourses. Then you get those infront walking past obstructing the view of the pitch. Or those that leave early but then Saints score and they come flooding back in the ground and stand in the way of those that stayed to watch. You pay to watch a game of football, not stand in a line whilst the game is still on or on the street walking home. If they didn't obstruct other peoples enjoyment of the game I wouldn't have a problem. But the point is they do!

Southampton have been linked to him in the press a week ago. http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/coventry-city-fc/football-rumours-gossip/2009/11/20/elliott-ward-being-tracked-by-three-clubs-92746-25212872/