The Kraken

I think "rare" is doing some heavy lifting there.

On the www.saintsweb.co.uk forum, are tdmickey and always_SFC the same person just tried that….

Where were our centre backs there? Ipswich broke and could have had a 3 on 1.

The ironing

Option to buy rather than obligation to buy.

Nothing wrong with being an ice cream man.

Scar tissue has been replaced by trauma.

Downs looked offside to me. What an ending. Blimey.

It’s brain dead. As the tater just said “up to Armstrong, not going to win that against Coady”. Just so predictably shit.

Utterly pathetic this.

Horrendous defending. Fuck me.

Not impressed so far. Dont have much up top to make it stick and weak at the back.

Bless. He’s doing his thing yet again where if he says the same made up line over and over again it becomes true in his head.

I know right, it can be really annoying when people nitpick on the tiniest little mistake that you type. Just imagine doing that all the time!

A fairly accurate assessment of mingey, tbf.

Wexham?

Fabrice right now.

Sir Keith is a knight of the realm and seemingly an absolutely top swordsman. 😎

It's so hilariously transparent 😄

Factless Alfie

I didn't watch the game either and I definitely think it's season over.

Even with Ryanair on short haul you can pay as low as £2 or £3 per person for a seat. The most expensive I’ve seen from them is £19 and that’s for front row seats. I fly with Ryanair a lot as they go from Bournemouth and always pay for a seat, usually no more than £5 or £6. The prices you’re being asked to stump up are absolute daylight robbery, scandalous.

Take Corbyn the personality out of the question and read his manifesto, a lot of the policies within it were very attractive. However it quickly became apparent that, while there were plenty of good ideas (and some bad ones), the chances of them actually coming to being were questionable. Basically one couldn’t be sure at all if the finances stacked up. Throw in Corbyn the man, popular to some but a massive turn off to a large majority of others. Then add in his blundering performances such as on Andrew Neill where he got absolutely eviscerated over finance, particularly how he would fund WASPI (wasn’t in the manifesto, wasn’t costed in budgets, but Corbyn said he’d find the money). The manifesto wasn’t the main problem, it was the ability to deliver it than undid him for many.

Sense of humour bypass confirmed.

Fish supper up there isn’t it?