Matthew Le God

At 26 he isn't "that" young.

One in 19, we won't play ourselves!

I'm omnipotent.

It would seem so, I can't provide any stats to counter the damning evidence of the cartoon.

I doubt we have paid £6m to £7m on him to play him out of position.

Maybe they have gone for this... At least it is better than this...

It isn't really a secret. http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2777505,00.html http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2808185,00.html What is the point? You have a one in thirty eight chance of randomly guessing.

Short queue for the bar is a bonus, plus you get a table each.

No-one seems to want to talk to each other in the newly refurbished for 2012/13 Mick Channon suite...

Are you my parrot?

I bloody hope not!

Not down to me, I didn't touch his ratings before he was sacked in real life. Researchers don't change the ratings of recently moved players/staff. Just as I won't change Jay Rodriguez for FM13 and will rely on the opinion of the Burnley researcher until the first data update in 2013 and I've seen Rodriguez play for myself.

Of all the players to drop, Schneiderlin won't be one of them. One the best players we have at the club.

England already has enough stadiums that meet the requirements.

Problem in this case is that it is Rodriguez's dad and agent in the photo.

Why isn't it? There isn't a source for this rumour, it was founded on someone mistaking Rodriguez's dad for the player.

On a website that can be edited by anyone in the world.

It is Jay Rodriguez's dad, who is over twice Aymen Abdennour's age and looks nothing like him! In any case why would Aymen Abdennour be at Jay Rodriguez's unveiling and having pictures with him and Rodriguez's agent? Do you not think Rodriguez, Rodriguez's dad and Rodriguez's agent make a lot more sense to be in a photo? The man you think is a 21 year old Tunisian international... Jay Rodriguez's dad (who is in his 40's)... Aymen Abdennour... Thread over.

Stoke and Sunderland can go skins. #jumpersforgoalposts #parkfootball

I've prodded Neil Allen a few more times with my stick.

£4m was a small amount for a Premier League team's record signing even in 2001.

To be fair to Delgado, he was a very good player, there were significant attitude and injury problems though.

Successive promotions from League One to the Premier League suggests to me their transfer policy worked quite well.

Le Tissier wasn't bad in the air, scored a number of headed goals in his younger days.