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Savoury - Chicken and Mushroom or Steak, depending on which brand, but from the butchers it's steak all the way. Sweet - Lemon Meringue. Savoury pies pwn sweet pies though.

Mmm, the thicker the chunk the better. It's annoying ordering pate on toast as a starter in restaurants, as they never give you enough toast points. My wife's uncle and aunty work for Bernard Matthews, and every Christmas they get given a big tub of homemade Pate as a thank-you. It's like gold dust that stuff, but they did give me some once on some crusty bread. Absolutely delicious. Heaven.

Not one person said Pate! Am I the only pate lover? I loves a bit of pate on toast, or pate on crumpets, or pate on pancakes. (Ok the last one wasn't true.) I do a lazy man's cheese on toast too. Toast the bread in the toaster, cover with cheese, microwave for 90 seconds.

A good read aside from one blogger saying Morgan has been here for ten years! (Unless that's your typing Chris!)

This. I drive down to games and back again - I'd rather not stink of booze if I get pulled over for a dodgy tail light or what not. I love a pint as much as the next man but keep the rules as is for now.

They're not cheap and easily vandalised, but I do love them. It would be nice not to have to rub my wet hands on some random blokes coat hood to dry my hands.

I'd let him go in a swap deal for Cole, no wait Maiga, no wait Noble, no wait Jaaskelainen, no.... ...nope, can't think of one of their players I'd have here instead of him. Loving the green eyed monster though.

A Chelsea fan now perhaps, but 17 more years of playing for us will change him! After all, Le Tiss was a Spurs fan as a boy...

Bang up to date, and Tadanari Lee for his cracking goal against Derby last season. Oh, and I was there for that Wayne Thomas strike against Ipswich. The one and only time my missus has ever cheered a goal for Saints! (Being a Norwich fan...) Ooh, and the David Hughes bicycle kick against QPR- a good player whose career was cut short by injury.

Alledine Yahia is a name I've just thought of, although just checked and he didn't play any games for us. Seems he's a stalwart in France now.

Been playing some FM 2007. Josh Dutton-Black on there. I wonder what happened to him. Marcelo Sarmiento is always the first one to be released from his loan too.

I wouldn't be surprised to see Ramirez leaving this summer, as we try to recoup what we paid for him. Sadly he hasn't been the inspirational game changer we thought we were spending £12 million on. I'd love to see him stick around and prove me wrong, but unless Pochettino sees an upturn in form from him in the tail end of this season, I think we'd go out and look for replacements. Of the other "must keeps", the only other I can see question marks over is Shaw. I wonder whether his head would be turned by the big boys. It'll cost them a fortune to buy him, and we all know he's be better off staying put, but ultimately if his heart is set on moving, we could be in trouble. Fortunately it seems like he's enjoying things, and hopefully he still signs that contract, so for now we can bask in the knowledge he's ours.

Using our unneeded, unused or likely outgoing players, you can make a decent League One team! Something like: Davis Butterfield Martin Seaborne Dickson De Ridder Hammond Chaplow Forte Barnard Hoskins I'd fancy that to challenge in League One. Even going up a league to the Championship and adding current Saints non-first teamers and you get: Gazzaniga Richardson Fonte Hooiveld (for the purposes of this although he's getting a run in the side) Fox Guly Hammond JWP Reeves Sharp Lee It massively highlights the deadwood we have from rising up the leagues so fast that we can field nearly 3 teams of differing quality. Stay in the Premier League and there'll be a lot of outs, lower league clubs will love us. Go down, and while we nay lose our exciting, young quality players, we still have the core of a good Championship team.

I'd take Junior Hoilett or Taarabt in a heartbeat, and perhaps Cesar if we lose Boruc, but that's it. Hoilett can be molded into a great player IMO.

That'll be the list of exits if we go down for sure.

They're much improved but so are we. I'd rather have been playing them at the start of Janbuary when they were, well, shyte, but I our improved recent form with the pushing high up under Pochettino means we could well pick up all 3 points. 3 points and relegation would be a distant memory, but 1 point would still be a decent haul. A loss could see us edge back towards the relegation zone. Things are tight in the bottom half.

It's still a shame to have started the day 6 points clear of relegation and finish only 4, but at least that drags Reading back into the mire. Wigan, all of a sudden, are looking really vulnerable. QPR are down IMO. West Ham could drop like a stone, and perhaps are the mid-table side most likely to do so. I can see Norwich's team spirit keeping them clear of trouble, and Fulham's little bit of quality too. Newcastle likewise will have no problems now. For us? Hopefully mid-table, but yesterday's win aside, we can't rule out relegation ourselves just yet. Beating Newcastle would calm my fears a LOT.

Jaaskeleinen (sp, but at least I tried!) should have gathered. Weimann should have scored. A let off for West Ham, and all the teams around Villa. I hate West Ham, but they have my support today, I'd accept a draw.

They're educated about our team and that worries me. The way they talk it's almost like they're waiting for an auction to see which lot to buy, like vultures circling their prey. Stay up and we should have no trouble keeping them, but if any club in the country could turn our young players' heads, it's United.

"Why didn't you tell me you could play left back?!? That's it, Fox off, Frazer on!"

Gary saying we're 16 points clear of relegation was nice to hear. I hope the FA ratifies that.

Alan Shearer's spoonerism makes me wonder if that's how the Chinese pronounce it - "Licky Rambert".

Gary Lineker doesn't suit Full HD telly.

This pressing up the field that has made us look impressive these last four games is Pochettino's doing, so instantly he's made a different impact, but I still feel Adkins sacking was harsh. I believe we would've stayed up under Adkins, although it would have been a close run thing. Not that it won't still be, but play like we did today and we can comfortably look up the table rather than down. Adkins was a nice bloke, very likeable, and it was sad and a shock that he was dispensed of as he was, but we need to move on and look forward, not back at what could have been.

Shearer had more hair when he played for us. FACT.