Matthew Le God

That wasn't the issue being discussed. Neither Sambosa75 or I said Lallana was better than Bale. In fact we both said the opposite.

Have you seen Bale beat players with lots of quick changes of direction and feints like Lallana does? I haven't. Bale's method of beating players is to beat them by out pacing them and having good ball control at speed. Of course Bale is doing it at a much higher level and against far better opponents.

That doesn't mean Lallana can't have some qualities better than Bale. Bale beats player by being able to run with the ball very, very well at pace. Lallana beats players with trickery. I doubt Bale could beat a player the way Lallana does and vice versa. Of course Bale is the better player though.

It was meant to be on Solent this morning. It is now 1pm.

And play two games and get released before the end of the season?

Then why is he being released by a club soon to be relegated from a League we hope to be in next season?

If you want to know more, download the 30 page document from Companies House.

If Jason Puncheon can start games and score goals for a club in the Premier League, Alex Chamberlain and Adam Lallana could easily.

But not when Davis had a 46 game League and Shilton had only a 42 game League to get the 18 clean sheets. So not like for like as Davis will have 4 more possible opportunities.

Protected by third tier defenders, against 3rd tier strikers. I'm not denying it isn't good, but you really can't compare the two.

I don't know why they bothered with this, you can't do a like for like comparison... - Davis will have more league games to play in this season than Shilton - thus more opportunities to keep clean sheets - Shilton was playing in the 1st tier of English football, Davis in the 3rd tier against 3rd tier strikers

FIFA and Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg is in charge of Saturday's game.

Their joint top scorer is out of the game. http://www.leytonorient.com/page/NewsDetail/0,,10439~2333515,00.html

Let what happen?

That company was liquidated.

From the Saints OS... http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2331139,00.html

"Adkins hopeful both Adam Lallana and Dale Stephens will be available for this weekend, but won't risk rushing them back too soon" plus... "Adkins also says that Morgan Schneiderlin has joined in light training sessions and is currently ahead of schedule for his return"

Have you read the comments in this thread about possible reasons for the "debt"? It is not "a bit more" TV money in the Championship compared to League One. It is roughly £4m more, plus you also get a lot more in the way of solidarity payments, sponsorship money, advertising money, more away fans at St Mary's, more home fans at St Mary's etc etc.

So what about this? 1985 to 1987...

Which block?

That is no reason for it to remain that way indefinitely. Pretty much every team in England has made significant changes to its kits over the years (in most cases on numerous occasions).

Well that isn't true. What about the entire 1980's? Which had many fans favourite Saints kit i.e. the Air Florida one.

http://www.talksport.co.uk/radio/listen-again/episode/27153 Interview starts 19 minutes into the 14:30 - 15:00 clip. Conversation moves onto Saints (very briefly) at 28 minutes.

Unlikely as they are currently 9 points adrift, with 7 games left and a decimated squad. I expect Saints will be playing a relegated team at Home Park.

So were Saints, not Saints before 1950? They didn't wear black shorts until 1950. That is 65 years out of 125 years - over 50% of the clubs history without black shorts.