SNSUN

I've just received a bit of great news about my job that I've been waiting to hear about for over a year! I can't believe it happened this weekend, but I'm already dancing around my house! It must be fate! I hope I wear out the thread on these carpets in the next 24 hours with celebrating!!!

I feel sorry for Coventry fans being lumped with numpties like SISU. Still, after the downs there are ups (unless you're Pompey :-D) so keep the faith. League One isn't as bad as it seems, I enjoyed going to games very much, and win a few mediochre games and you may even get a trip to Wembley. As for tomorrow, there seem to be mixed emotions between Saints fans as to the result, but I remain in the confident camp. I do reckon you'll put up a fight and keep the score down, but hopefully not too much! I want us to go up, first and foremost, but it also has the second bonus of annoying West Ham fans. :-D

"Don't worry lads, Nicola's paid Coventry to roll over. Just make it look like a struggle, and keep the score below ten."

Hey, your dream results are improving each time. Take that as a good sign! It must be, and it will only get longer.

Electric Wet Dreams

Viz? Ghey. Razzle fo sho.

:-D With any luck!

We'd get more for winning the play-offs. >>

There's more than one SNSUN, that's my excuse. This week is pretty much the best week for discussion, with what's at stake. It will only be topped when we sign Messi and Xavi in a double deal in the summer.

That's MLGs territory for sure...

I see SWF broke it's record the other day: Most users ever online was 1,352, 23-04-2012 at 09:57 PM. I reckon we could break that on Saturday...

Dudez you ain't wiv da fashion innit. Dem threads iz all da rage. Olly Murs iz cool and ting.

I won't be there sadly, but you'll hear my screams of delight from Berkshire if we win. You'll hear my missus's screams of delight from Berkshire later in the evening too, if we win.

Adkins: Consistancy is key (Sounded pretty confident of a win) Allardyce: Clinging at straws

Mr Bean Flicker lol

Adkins on SSN now...(Or within 5 minutes at least...)

BTF's right, It's the JNP TubeLines workers that are out on strike. (Jubilee, Northern, Piccadilly) Nothing has happened so far, good service at the moment. London Underground has said in the past that, besides major problems, we can get through a few days without maintaining the track or trains - as evidenced during the 24 hour running on New Years Eves.

I use my imagination, because it is only in there that I can create my perfect woman. Good for masturbation, even better for ****ging the missus.

I haven't heard anything major about it, and I'm currently at work. Just a suspension. We are telling people to avoid the line though, except that one lady I didn't get on with...

I thought that usually only happened with keepers!

Well I finish my shift today at 2. That's it, no more work until Tuesday. Tonight I was going to go drinking, but as I'm doing that all day Saturday, I think I may just have a quiet one in with Football Manager. I will start a new game, as West Ham, and make them lose every game. (In my mind, it's kind of like voodoo.) Tomorrow, I shall have a lie in until as late as possible, get up, get hair cut, take missus out to the cinema and get an early night. Saturday, I plan on dressing up in everything Saints to watch the game, hopefully cheering us on to a win. So, I'm keeping busy.

Paul Scholes would get us through the play-offs IMO.

Guly is better than all the Coventry players put together. Granted, he's been a weak link in our side over the second half of the season, but he's still far better than what Coventry have to offer. To that end, he should play.

Positive points: Why Southampton will be in the Premier League next season. http://thisisfutbol.com/2012/02/blogs/the-top-five-reasons-why-southampton-f-c-will-be-in-the-premier-league-next-season I remember reading this in February and I think someone commented that the author is a Saints fan, but nevertheless it's comforting reading before Saturday's game.

Both in the same manner too - mid-table clubs slowly slipping into the relegation spots while the others are fighting for their lives. I don't really care but it would be interesting to see a big club get relegated, plus if we go up it'd give us some decent players to poach! There always seems to be one club that hasn't been in the relegation zone that finds themselves in it at the end of the season - I actually thought it'd be Swansea this year. Keep the cruddy teams up there like Wigan and Bolton (more points for us next season potentially!) and let the richer, bigger clubs like QPR and Aston Villa come down!