Micky

Rubbish - TDD is in the Navy - the 'home' of the Navy is in Portsmouth and therefore he should be exempt from any tax owed - surely...!!!

I used to coach kids football and on many occassions I was required to referee the matches and to be honest some of the behaviour of some parents was quite horendous. If you actually take the time to watch and listen to many of them, they are actually living out their own failed ambitions through their children - which is sad. Not all parents fit into this category, but unfortunately many do. My son was playing in a game once, and I remember one parent who stood on the side line watching his son, small ginger haired bloke, not shouting or anything - just offering the odd word of advice here and there. But then again it was probably quite easy for Gordon Strachan.

Personally I hope they survive even though their demise would greatly benefit our cause. It would set a very dangerous precedent if the FL were to get involved in order to 'prop up' any club that suffers financial difficulties and considers administration. Doing so could even encourange some clubs to look beyond thier means in order to strive for something that they do not have the asetts to achieve - thus making the whole football/money situation considerably worse than it currently is. Having been through it ourselves, we should all have sympathy with the staff and fans of Plymouth, but the FL rules are in place, and unfortunately they will have to abide by them.

The other 40% apparently...!

I have always said that I would much rather have the points in the bag. However I think we could get (and might need) more than the five points. Being wildley optimistic would could get all nine - so on this occasion you can keep your 5 and I'll gamble that we get at least that.

To be fair, as it transpires - it wasn't a very clever quote. Walk the walk - then talk the talk.

Typically, and just my luck for a thread such as this, the only one that springs to mind is: http://www.andycrawford.net/naked-jungle/ (Sometimes it is probably wise not to add to threads methinks...!!)

Let's do it.

Not the end of the world, had changes enforced on us and still came away with something, it's always tough when you lose it in the last couple of minutes. Hopefully the injuries are not bad and we have time to AL and Chambo back fit again. It's going to the wire, we ain't gonna catch Brighton now - but it's all still there to play for second.

Somebody flush this thread for gods sake...

Buy the old bint a bungalow and then she won't need the bloody hoover - problem solved.

Charlie George with no hair... Edit - having looked though, quite a few fall into that category....!!!!

Strangely (or not so, as the case maybe) I made the very same comment after watching a news report last night. Mobile ground defences consisting of a couple of Toyota pick ups with locally fitted gun mounts and a 'gimpy' mounted on top. 'Infantry' equipped, as you say, with 'state of the art' AK's - it is all very, very sad really.

Probably, with a few Harriers on, just for good measure..... huh...??!!!

Sounds like we are considering dangerously overstreching our already stretched forces (if that makes any sence). We ask far too much of them as it is - let's pass on this one for a change - let somebody else clear it up.

Bonkers, absolutely bonkers....

They are shocking right now, we are on a great run of form, live on Sky - we'll lose, I bloody well know it, we will lose - it's what we do. A game we should be scaring the shyte out of every other team in this division and we still have the capacity to make a complete bollux of it. Form says we should win at a canter - but I've just got that ol' 'Saints' feeling.....

Although there aren't many, roads that is, I believe they drive on the left in the Falkland Islands.

Watched in sheer horror. It actually saddens and frightens me to see so called 'music' such as this - why on earth would anybody download it from itunes (or wherever for that matter). Lyrically it is hilarious - would love to see her try and sing it live, but honestly who on earth wrote that - a 4 year old? There was some dross in my music loving years, late 60's early 90's, but if that is what is on offer today, I think I'll give it a miss.

Quite interesting reading - just skimmed it but, this sorta caught my eye: Other cases show that the football sector is also used as a vehicle for perpetrating various other criminal activities such as trafficking in human beings, corruption, drugs trafficking (doping) and tax offences. 5. The ML techniques used vary from basic to complex techniques, including the use of cash, cross border transfers, tax havens, front companies, non-financial professionals and PEPs. 6. In many cases, connections with other well-known ML typologies were identified such as tradebased ML, the use of non-financial professionals and NPOs for ML purposes, ML through the security sector, the real estate sector and the gaming sector. Worth a read...

Instead of focusing on the negative why not highlight the positive. There were a few ****s, granted - but they were heavily outweighed (and put down) by the remainder of us that wished your lad well. Perhaps 'thanks' is in order as well - not revenge. Nice of you to call back though - best of luck for the rest of the season.

Got kicked a couple of times today Baz - no DB errors as such, but was unable to find the forum and returned a blank page. Was slow to log on intially, and a couple of times refreshed slowly - but the performance was not all bad. Most of the time service appeared normal / good. But as I say - on the odd occassion I got booted when I tried to refresh - that said, after I was booted - I managed to get back on very quickly, simply by refreshing, no need to relog in.

Lot of fuss over something that is now chip paper. The game. Win. Shake hands. Move on. Next game.

Absolutely nothing wrong in being happy about another teams misfortune, either on or off the field - look at the hours of fun that has been had on the Pompey thread. So, no reason why we should not be happy that Huddersfield are not as strong as they might be. Making light of a serious injury sustained by a player is something else entirely.

One man does not a team make. Therefore I would not be too quick to rule out Huddersfield, as somebody else said - this sort of thing can galvanise teams (DIFM anyone...???). Complacency is a dangerous game to play at this stage of the season. As for the lad who got injured - wish him a speedy and total recovery and a long career ahead hopefully.