Matthew Le God

Nixon says it is a "new name", so not a re-hash.

It is... Lloyd Isgrove Product of Saints academy, winger, 19 years old, played in League Cup vs Leeds this season.

Saints ticket website still allows you to buy seats in the away end.

Told by...?

Dodd's corner was going in, Schemmel then heads it onto the crossbar and it comes back down now going away from the goal and hits him again to go in. However much it would be nice to give it to Jason Dodd, that is an own goal. That 3-0 win over Pompey sent Saints 4th in the Premier League on Christmas Day 2003! If Carlsberg did Christmas football...

Is that random smile to represent your joy at the news Lallana is actually fine and will play on Saturday?

Well of course you can, but I'm just pointing out we have very little to base any opinion on. fwiw I actually thought in the brief time I've seen him play he looked promising.

Appy, given Tadanari Lee hasn't played a Premier League game and hardly played much in the Championship largely due to injury, I think it is too early to say either way if he is good enough for Saints in the Premier League.

Why do you care? I think it is daft and wouldn't come to a football ground in fancy dress or Christmas clobber, but I'm not "embarrassed" because of the poor dress sense of someone else I don't know that supports the same eleven men running around a field kicking a ball.

Why are you embarrassed by what someone else wears?

If such a "sense" existed, why has no-one ever won this $1 million prize? The challenge first started in 1964 and in the last 48 years no-one has been able to prove such claims and the prize fund has now reached $1 million. http://www.randi.org/site/index.php/1m-challenge.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sesamjLNHlU

We have more than 5 senses... As for the kind of "sense" the opening post describes, it is a nonsense and has never been proven in any kind of peer reviewed scientific experiment of note.

Carlos Alberto Sánchez Moreno

When I did it, Ramirez was 21 not 22 and Saints/Villa had the same average of 23.36

It is one of the stickies on the main forum... http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?24915-Libel-Reminder-Use-of-Main-Board-Rules-Useful-Links

"Tho shalt not be a Pedophile" not mentioned on the 10 commandments, yet "tho shalt not covet your neighbours Ox" is. Are these the morals of a deity we should respect? I think he has his priorities wrong on his "do not do" list don't you? Luckily Western law isn't tied by Biblical ramblings from ancient scripture and adapts over time. He also told Moses his list in a time of primitive communication which mean those in America wouldn't here of these commandments until the 1400's and Australia until the 1700's. Seems a callous and incompetent deity to me.

They may well be "scientists, engineers and mathematicians" in their professional lives, but if they believe in God then they are not applying their rationality. In their professional lives they require evidence, religion doesn't provide solid evidence. Hitler and Stalin both had moustaches, does that mean all people with moustaches are evil? Just because a godless regime does bad things, it doesn't mean atheism is bad. If you take current UK law, the Bible could be banned from publication for inciting... - genocide - infanticide - murder - rape - homophobia - sexism etc etc

False hope isn't healthy and can actually be dangerous. Again is it healthy to lead you life like that if there is no evidence to justify such a belief? Why can't that come from a secular community? It isn't unique to organised religion. Organised religions segregating into "communities" is what has caused alot of problems in world history. Wars breaking out over which ancient dogma to follow.

What positives can they get from religion, that they couldn't get as an atheist?

Straight jacket time...

He wasn't even that, there are many people that pre-date Jesus in the Middle East that claim to be the Messiah, come back from the dead, Virgin Birth, heal the sick etc etc The Jesus story certainly wasn't original and it "borrowed" from many other older stories. Yet, a huge % of the world still believe these 2,000 year old myths, it really is time the human race grew up from believing these bronze age Middle Eastern myths. It would be laughable if it didn't have such a negative impact on human history.

Yeah, because religion despite having no solid evidence hasn't had a huge negative on human history has it...!? Have you considered it might be a good thing to encourage rational thought, rather than believe in 2,000 year old bronze age myths?

Do you have any solid evidence for such claims?

That is no ordinary co-commentator. That is Jason Dodd! Orgasmic football?

I'd add to that; a settled back four of Fonte/Yoshida/Shaw/Clyne starting to gel as a unit.