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I would like to see Anonymous ditch Guy Fawkes and go for Cortese masks - that would be awesome and I for one would welcome our new italian overlords

I'd like to meet the big lad in the black cap in this video: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14456065 What an absolute budgie, deserves a ****ing kicking.

Good luck to Alex, take your chance nipper. **** off to Mark, you're a ****

So Nigel, did you smash it?

Thank you Adam, you blew away my hangover!!!!

and shockingly I seem to remember this was the first time since 1986!

Was there for that - somehow managed a pub crawl from Coventry back to Pimlico where I lived with the help of BR. Happy days

http://www.sceneric.com/content/Home/News/sceneric-strategy-assists-football-league.html Based on the link, I know Football League Interactive (and therefore Saints) are working their upmost to ensure the player, and the websites, are improved this year and over subsequent seasons so hopefully full HD is a go-er. Think I might invest in a pass this year myself (though trying to get the kids down to SMS more this year). Told you I'd post it Mark

I think reasonable force might be enough here to get the accused off. Thing is, life is shades of grey and the law does try and respect that - 4 *masked* men trying to break into a house - I think picking up a weapon is justified. Basically, if I'm on the jury, they're not guilty. If it was a 14 year old boy being shot in the back by a bloke with a shotgun, different I reckon

Frank Skinner joke about this. WBA at home, got battered and lost - at the end of the game an announcement was made "Would blah blah blah in the home stand make his way to the XXX Hospital rather than home as his wife has just given birth". The bloke in front turned around and said "poor bloke, had to sit through all this crap and now he has to make his own tea"

I've just started reading "How Football Explains the World" - chapter 1 was excellent, and chilling (it's about Red Star Belgrade).

I think that Dell 1-0 win over the Mancs was the high point of his career with us - some of the 1 and 1s he saved that night, and I remember a chance for Ole Gunner that "surely" had to go in until he got a hand to it. Really liked Taylor though and the fact that he used to come to The dell to watch saints prior to joining us meant I was gutted he left. I remember a story that Taylor was stood in the Milton and saved a pre-match warm up shot in the stands from Le Tiss or somebody which started a chant of "sign him up"....

out of interest, this site is currently being rebuilt in Basingstoke by a competitor of mine

Rename the Kingsland the Ted Bates stand, the Itchen the Markus Liebherr stand and make player of the season the Ted Bates trophy with an annual Markus Liebherr trophy. done. Great article Mr Dia (from a man who saw you play for us that fateful day :-))

This place was refurbished last year and is on the station at Shawford (1 stop from Eastleigh) and just up the M3 (1 junction): http://www.pub-explorer.com/hampshire/pub/bridgeshawford.htm it's also on the river. Eastleigh itself now has a wine bar would you believe - good selection of lagers and real ales. Eastleigh has a deli as well now - middle class bastards.

Do you want an agency and are you Simplyhealth? If you are we're on the PSL

closed?

No, he's heard that Jack Charlton needs a new ROI centre back

****ism.

Bridgey did it for Chelsea after scoring against the Skates at Stamford Bridge and at that moment I forgave him for leaving. It was bloody hilarious

I had one and it actually led to depression earlier this year. got some sleeping tablets and slept on my own for 2 weeks and it was all sorted! weird

years back, M6, Sunday night (well 1am Monday morning), I was driving to my weekly job in Manchester, doing between 90-100 - see lights approaching fast from behind, suddenly blues on, I slow down immediately. Blues off, patrol car (not unmarked) overtakes with a wave and they're gone. Think they just wanted to remind me I was going too quick but sensible about it - i.e. no 30 minute ticking off - top lads. 5 years before I'd picked up 3 points speeding in the roadworks on the M1 at 3am in the morning - just me and the land rover a mile back. what an arsehole that bloke was, even his colleague agreed with me on that one when my mini refused to start and the colleague offered a push start. "I think you'll find that regulation xxx states that we can't lay our hands on a public vehicle... (or something), I'll get the jump leads".... "arsehole" muttered his mate

To be honest, I want him to stay but in terms of the TEAM and promotion etc. he was injured for so long we'd have gone up anyway on our amazing run and have money to strengthen with team players. He's going to go sometime lets be honest, so lets get as much as we can for him. I certainly hope he doesn't any "want-away" tactics and if he's straight and narrow during the deal then it will mean the best for all of us. I think what I'm trying to say is that under the old regime I would expect the money to go into dividends and a load of ****e players on low wages. Under the new regime I would expect the money to go on a pacy centre-back, and some Champ / low end PL players - maybe on free transfers but allocating transfer fees for wages over the length of the contract. Having said all that, I would *really* want him to give us a season in the prem.....

through my NHS work mentioned above I did find out that 16% of NHS spending is for the North Eastern trusts - can't help wondering what the per head spend is given most of us are down here and why there is so much spending?

Current experience with my terminally ill mum is that cancer care is terrible. Direct experience through my company is that procurement is a joke and wastes billions a year (and we're trying to help identify where to fix the hole). My wife is an intensive care nurse and in her experience ITU, HDU and A&E are what the NHS do best. All organisations have good and bad bits, a realistic outlook would help (and this includes the proposed reforms as well as the existing edifice).