saintrich

I understand the ticket office shut at 3pm today but tickets for tomorrows nights game can be bought online until 12am. Obviously SFC wouldn't be able to send through the post in time, so do you think the tickets would be available to collect from the stadium on matchday? Can't email them/ring them because the ticket office is now shut I dont really want to buy on the night as it's double the price and I'm a tight arse student. Thanks

All I can say is that we were amazing, really really good. It was fantastic to watch and the Derby fans getting on their players backs was music to my ears. Will write up my match report tonight when I am less hungover.

It seems that you're just looking for an excuse not to go to the game.

Went to Revolution a few weeks ago on a Tuesday night, because all my mates were like 'lets all go down to Revolution, it's only a quid to get in'... paid the pound and then walked straight back out again as there was literally about 4 people in there. :-|

Friday - Haircut, catch up on college work, working 3-10pm. Saturday - Derby away, followed by big drinking sesh in Hamble for my mates 18th. Sunday - Working 3-10pm... The start of a 43 hour working week :-| Saturday should be good, the rest should be sh*t.

I'm pretty serious about a career in Journalism and start at Bournemouth University doing Multimedia Journalism in Sept 2009, last season I had a blog, where I wrote a few Saints away match reports and this season my away match reports will be on saintsweb.co.uk. Anywho, I'm looking for work experience opportunities and have been for some time now but without a great deal of success... Have sent emails to Radio Hampshire, Southampton FC Media department and BBC South Today amongst others and heard nothing back, nada, despite sending the emails again. Does anyone have any good tips on who to contact personally for Media based work experience ,or of any decent companies in the local area who allow week placements or whatever? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Bloc Party - Flux

I think that would be a decent signing, we need defensive cover and he fits in with our cheap young player policy.

9.30 will probs get there for 1/1.30

wrong John

Drew 2-2 the season before aswell.

Woops, misread that as 'with her twin brothers' rather than 'with twin brothers' :-|

He wants to sign a goalscorer... I assume Stern John is off then.

Some pis*ed up woman walked past me on Saturday and decided to tell me she knew Surman and he wasn't going. Probably off then!

Whats the deal with buying gig tickets online? Basically I want to buy Less Than Jake tickets for Southampton Guildhall - November 10th - £14 on ticketmaster, however some people have said not to use ticketmaster :S

Crystal Castles - Vanished

MEMBERS of a Derby football youth gang are being hunted by police after violence erupted in Bristol. Police say 16 teenagers from the Derby Youth Connection travelled on trains for the Rams' game with Bristol City on Saturday. The group were described as being "very vocal", chanting "DYC" as they walked towards the city centre. They then got involved in a fight with a group of older men at about 3.30pm. Football intelligence officer PC Paul Russell said: "We believe this was a chance meeting and not something that had been arranged. We are investigating and will hopefully be reviewing CCTV to try and identify those involved." Saturday's incident comes as police revealed plans to ban schoolboy troublemakers from football matches due to what they say is an increase in the number of young hooligans following Derby County. The Derby Youth Connection has been involved in fights, drink-related disorder and intimidating opposing supporters at Rams games. Officers have also been attacked and police are concerned that more youths, some as young as 15, are becoming involved with the group. Police are planning to introduce several measures, including banning them from all professional matches in England and Wales and from following the England national team. PC Allan Guy, another football intelligence officer, said: "They need to know that if they like Derby County and watching the Rams they need to stay away from these groups. "We have already looked at anti-social behaviour orders for some of the older lads and we will look at banning orders, too, if we have to. With some of the younger ones, we've visited parents in the past and it's been very effective and we'll look to do that again first. "If these youths bump into the wrong group, they could suffer serious injuries." He said there were 34 football banning orders active in the county. These have been used to ban yobs from football matches for up to three years. Another tool used by officers to reduce youth hooliganism are acceptable behaviour contracts. These are signed by youngsters and their parents and include terms to get them to change their behaviour. PC Russell said 10 contracts were now being reviewed and officers were looking at introducing a further 10. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Not our "youth" then

Why Thomas? We are ridiculously short of cover at the back, as it is.

2-2

Can anyone recommend any cheap flight deals to Rome or Milan?

This is the Surman thread, not the Davies one

JP has already said many times - they're frozen out for the time being (or at least until the transfer window shuts) as they are up for sale.

Hmm just listened to them, not liking it. Jimmy Eat World - Here It Goes

Almost as bad as Skacel's