Sheaf Saint

Round here it's called a breadcake.

You mean S'faaamp'un. There's no T in it FFS!

Which lefties would that be then? You may find this very difficult to see through your blue-tinted spectacles, but there were plenty of 'lefties' who did not dance and sing and rejoice when she died. But if it suits you to carry on tarring them all with the same brush then don't let me stop you. RIP Tony. A man of great conviction who will be missed. Not enough politicians like him on either side in this day and age.

No, I wouldn't. When I was offered the opportunity to move to Sheffield in 2004 I jumped at the chance because I had become so bored of the total lack of any decent culture or nightlife in Southampton. My other half and me have discussed to possibility of moving to Devon or Cornwall at some point but I can't imagine ever moving back to Hampshire.

Somebody just posted this up on Facebook. Make of it what you will... [video=youtube;hNZtz-HVy6c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNZtz-HVy6c&app=desktop

But surely they would still have been able to send out some kind of distress signal if that was the case. The fact that they just went off radar with no contact with ATC is what makes it so odd.

Apparently it has transpired that two of the passengers were travelling on stolen passports

And to think some people on here were claiming that the season is over and the players can't be 4rsed!

So two people think that the 89th minute substitute James Ward-Prowse was MOTM? Hilarious

Very scrappy game that was always likely to be settled by a scrappy goal. Just glad it went our way, because we didn't really create anything else except for Lambert's chance when he hit the post. Had to work hard for it, as you would expect against a team fighting for survival, but Palace didn't really pose a serious threat and never troubled Boruc. Very difficult to pick out a MOTM, but my vote goes to Schneiderlin. A solid, hard-working midfield performance that was just what we needed today.

Or maybe he does

He certainly fits the stereotype of African footballers - Not particularly skillful but makes up for it with brute strength.

If Wanyama could learn not to be so casual when passing the ball he would be some player.

Well at least the curse of the ex-player isn't going to strike us today now that Puncheon has gone off.

This is good. Keeping possession now to try and settle the game down again.

Not really. Was still deep in their half.

Brilliant. That's what we have been missing all season. Fast breaks resulting in scrappy goals. J-Rod scores while sat on his arse!

Hope Corky is OK. Looked like he fell quite badly on that ankle.

None that I can find. Wiziwig is listing a 500kbps one on Stream Torrent but the channel isn't online.

Am I right in thinking we now have a fully fit squad to choose from? Lovren, Gaston and Wanyama all back from injury now. We don't have anybody else out do we?

I really f***ing hate Luis Suarez, the cheating, diving little c**t. But therein is the difference. Give him a chance like the one he took for 1-0 and nine times out of ten he will stick it away, whereas J-Rod will nine times out of ten pass it straight at the keeper.

I don't think it was a case of lacking confidence as such. He seemed up for it. From my perspective the reason he didn't perform at his best was because he was chucked out in an unfamiliar role as a winger in a 4-man midfield, and didn't appear to have much licence to run directly at the defence as he does so well for us.

Doesn't really matter. You can't seem to travel any more than about 10 miles on a motorway these days without coming across a long section of coned-off roadworks with average-speed cameras enforcing a 50mph limit anyway.

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/feb/25/world-2014-extreme-weather-events?CMP=fb_gu

Sorry but that statement is misleading, as all the available evidence suggests otherwise. By studying ice cores we have ascertained (to a reasonable degree of accuracy) global temperatures for the last 600,000 years, and the current rate of warming, since the dawn of the industrial era, is ten times greater than the average warming rate throughout that period. The Milankovitch-Croll cycles, which are the biggest natural drivers of climate change, don't explain the current rate of warming either.