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I remember her in her finest film role, she stole the movie from her co-stars. Incidentally I must purchase The Flintstones on DVD.

I have it on good authority that Rudi Skacel will finally sign for Saints, thus ending the six year saga.

I don't particularly like them, but a round of applause to Brighton, who seem to have top spot well in their grasp, they keep picking up the results like tonight. It's a battle for second now.

Actually technically, if we keep doing "this" with our games in hand, we would actually be above Huddersfield on goal difference. But I get your point. We do need to take advantage. Typical Saints would be to leave it until the last game of the season and have us all crapping our pants.

Can't say I tak any happiness in predicting the right result, but Charlton fans will be ecstatic with that result. Fecking Wright-Phillips. It would have been a great feeling to be second tonight, but hey ho.

Come on Saints, stop ******* bottling it when the going get tough....

BALLOCKS! My prediction is 1-1 but that doesn't make me feel any better. Still time to win this - Forte to show what he can do.

Can't log on to Saints Player so scathing email just sent. Still, Jaidi's goal helps numb the anger. Woo.

Two injuries to our two best players is just bad luck. Time for Guly, N'Guessan and Forte to prove they're not just squad players but should be in the first team.

;-)

I'll be cheering on MK Dons tonight almost as loudly as I'll be cheering Saints on tomorrow. While our automatic promotion hopes are still firmly in our own hands, it can only be a good thing to have the rivals for the spot dropping points, it'd be a major confidence boost to our lads. Tough game tomorrow though, perhaps the toughest of the next three. Win it, and we really should be favourites for promotion. I'll take a draw, which incidentally is what I think will happen. 1-1.

We're still winning ugly, but that's fine by me, as long as we do keep winning. What I was pleased about on Saturday was how good our players are technically. Rickie's goal showed great technique, Dean Hammond had a great shot that required some effort to keep it down, and Alex's curling shot at goal, which was on target and made with his weaker foot. Good stuff. Wednesday were woeful, we won't always get it that easy - I was however suprised when they substituted Osbourne - who had up to that point been their best player. (Sans their keeper.)

This.

The FA needs to bring in a rule about a club only having a maximum of one managerial change in a season in my opinion. Clubs wouldn't so readily ditch their managers. Pros and cons to it I guess. Right, home from work, had a quick shower with the missus (it's ok, it's a big shower), now in Saints colours and off to my olds' house to watch the match. Good luck guys, a professional performance would suffice.

Gotta love the power of dreams - just woke up in a great mood, Saints won 7-0 vs Sheffield Wednesday in a performance so good that neutrals were talking about it. Should've been 8 but we missed a penalty.

Hello aap3. (Thought it was an iPhone thing to start with...)

I think we'll get something out of both Brighton and Orient games, as I've mentioned on the other thread, Saints are more likely to win both of those and blow it to one (or god forbid more) of the so called lesser teams.

I still think anything less than 9 wins will equal play-offs. Funny how people are tipping us to lose the Orient and Brighton games - I still think we're better than both those teams, irrespective of Brighton's position and Orient's recent form - and we'll end up blowing it at home against Hartlepool or Bristol Rovers or someone. 12 wins out of 12 would be bloody awesome preparation for an nPC challenge next season. It can be done. Why not?

Even my mum barred me from going round her house and using her Sky because of the fecking Rugby. I informed her that she has 4 TV's in that house, and to watch one of the other's. It worked, so at least I can rush home from work now and watch the match.

When we signed Dean Richards, I thought it was an excellent signing - Bosman's were still in their infancy and to get a player that had been getting rave reviews for Wolves seemed at the time an excellent coup. In addition getting £8.1 million for him after two exceptional seasons was good business on Lowe's part, I have to admit. Other signings that had me chirping at the time were Chaplow's recent permanent transfer, a bargain IMO, Harding's free transfer and (I'll admit) Idiakez's transfer, albeit over the hill, I still thought he'd shine. In hindsight, Mickey Evans' and Pahars' signings were inspired as they saved us from relegation, but I would say the most success we've had with players have been our own youngsters coming through the ranks. Back in the heady Premiership days, we seemingly always sucked at spending money. After all, who'd rate Delap and Delgado as good transfers?

After a terrible week with only one winner on the first day, I'm pinning all my hopes on Kauto Star in the Gold Cup. Every last penny I had in my Ladbrokes account is on this horse now, he may be older but I've always admired him, a horse people will talk about long after he retires. Go on Kauto, and Ruby!

I watched it on my phone, and my phone froze three seconds into the song. I can't thank HTC enough, that was more than I could take. Music? Nope.

Big bucks is evens for the 3:40, so an each way call in that race would be more sensible. Any ideas?

2:05 Duke of Lucca or Alfie Spinner e/w, I'm undecided as of yet. Mike make a last minute judgement call based on odds. 2:40 Voy por Ustedes e/w and/or Poquelin to win. Undecided if I'll bet on the others, I'm taking it easy after an expensive two days...

Me: 1) **** at football. 2) Fat AND unfit. 3) Never played for Saints. Ok, maybe it doesn't quite fit the criteria...