Hamilton Saint

Some excellent posts on here from Chapel End Charlie and Toon Saint. And the usual inarticulate nonsense from the "pc-gone-mad" brigade. The term Yid is offensive. Don't use it. Full stop.

No. I ordered something from Amazon UK yesterday; it was dispatched 23 hours later. I'll let you know how long it takes to get here. I ordered something else yesterday - from Amazon Canada. Dispatched 25 hours later. I've always been satisfied with Amazon. Quick and reliable.

Yes. Those were the days!

Great photo! The kit is a bit old-fashioned, though.

Thanks for sharing the great photos, mate!

I have the entire BBC Radio commentary on tape - 7" reel-to-reel tape.

He was very fit - don't remember him ever getting injured. Seemed to play virtually every game. Reliable, but unspectacular. I seem to remember him, though, always taking the corners from the right and having great difficulty lifting the ball over the first defender - used to drive me up the wall!

Boruc Clyne - Fonte - Lovren - Shaw Schneiderlin - Wanyama Rodriguez - Lambert - Lallana Osvaldo

DM says that Norwich is dictating the game so far.

Dangerous free kick. A yard outside area. Bullet shot. Fox deals with it.

DM says we're playing in 4-4-2 formation - but he expects Osvaldo to drop in hole behind Lambert.

Norwich gets a good chance at the beginning. They shoot inches wide.

Well ... here we are, anyway! COYS!

Jeez. Saints Player have the Pompey game on, instead of Saints!

Call yourself a supporter? Jeez.

Saints Player back.

Saints Player went dead a few minutes ago. They are so undependable!

Missing from that list: van Wolfswinkel

No, he isn't. Check out, for example, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, Ray Davies, Leonard Cohen, Randy Newman, Richard Thompson - and then get back to me.

He was a very accomplished musician. When audio technology became available for films, he started composing synchronized soundtracks for all of his own features - beginning with City Lights in 1931. And in the late 50s he re-scored his own soundtracks for all of his early silent films.

Yes, The Great Dictator (1940) - Chaplin's first full 'talkie'. Here's another classic scene from that film:

I would expect him to come on in the second half for twenty minutes or so.

Given the "interesting stat" mentioned bu the OP, we must play Shaw in every game, even when he's injured. Otherwise we're doomed.

Three questions (one of which you answer for us); seven assertions (well, one of which you seem unsure of). Lots of ambivalence. What exactly is the point?

Physically or psychologically?