Whitey Grandad

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I, also, was at both. What annoyed me about Derby was that we were kept behind and had to face those Derby retards mouthing off at us and making gestures that even I didn't understand. I don't think Saturday's invasion amounted to much but I did think it was friendly gesture of both sets of fans to exchange gifts of money and soft drinks.

Presumably if we had next season's season-ticket money we could pay the staff over the summer?

I'd be interested.

I always thought that he was an underrated player. I liked the way he organised the youngsters. How old is he now?

I heard a rumour yesterday that to help the club he was playing for no wages (as was Euell). Any truth in this?

Nope, you've got me there. I'm struggling to think of anything.

That's the way I see it. We'll either be broke and most of them will have to go or we'll be under new investment with a new manager who will want to bring in all his own favourites.

A steward told me that it was a consortium involving David Frost and Rod Stewart. Put that together with the other stories about Rod Stewart and WGS and you have the makings of a runour.

I still have one of those stickers in my car that says 'A Saints fan is for life, not just the Premiership'. Should I change the wording now?

Every football club must have the support of the fans to succeed. That much, at least, should be apparent after this season.

You see, if only we had gone into administration earlier

I agree. I was only referring to the way that the sanction is applied. There is another part to the rules that allows the League to apply any sanction that they see fit, for any breach that they might dream up.

I think he should at least have his privileges cut off.

I see that AFC Wimbledon are doing well: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_conf/8018657.stm

This was agreed by all the clubs so it's a bit rich to complain about it now. That's why there's a cut-off date in March.

Yesterday was nothing compared with what we had to endure at Pride Park.

The invasion started with about a 100 12-year olds running on the pitch and jumping up and down and waving their arms like they thought that they done achieved something special. Why all the others decided to join them is beyond me. If they want to walk on the grass there are plenty or parks around for an afternoon stroll.

I was lwasy impressed by Jason Dodd. Top corner every time. Does anybody know his record?

We have also spent a lot of money on the academy which has brought through several home-grown British players.

Or Rupert? (to quote a previous manager)

Yep. He blew for the foul and then blew for the end of the match. The season just fizzled out, really.

Could be worse :-\"

It should be called 'the fall and rise of Saints'

What do you suggest? Always look on the bright side of life?