Micky

With the obvious expertise that some members of the forum are able to bring to this thread I have found it very interesting from the off. As somebody who used to fly regularly for work reasons on commercial aircraft I never really felt uncomfortable or particularly worried about bad practice or poor service levels. Obviously I was flying with main commercial carriers and it all seemed pretty routine. However, given the raft of breaches that have been uncovered since this particular incident I just wonder how prevalent these offences are? Had this aircraft not crashed, the flight had been successful, non of the breaches would've come to light - life would've just gone on. So just how much of this 'cutting corners' is 'the norm' and how often does it actually happen?

Long way to go to the gym....!

I want him to fail. Not for any particular malicious reasons, but with Newcastle's new found riches, West Hams recent investment, and now Gerrard at Villa, that's potentially 3 teams that are normally in our 'league' that have got a massive boost, and that potentially drives us towards the inevitable relegation places - if not this season then in seasons to come. Got a lot of respect for what Gerrard achieved in the game, but hope that this turns sour pretty damn quickly.

Makes sense, international break, time to get new person in.

Gotta love the sky melt down every time United lose a game. Comedy gold..

We'll do it the Saintsy way, lose at Norwich and win at Anfield... Happy daze...!

"Get a grip you divs, pass it on...!"

Phew.... job done though...

Gonna be a ton of squeeky bum time.

Bloody hell, how do we do it

We are going to give these points away, easy passes being ignored, losing the ball.

We are going to give these points away, easy passes being ignored, losing the ball.

What was lyanco doing there ffs

All over the place again.

So who do we think will get subbed at half time?

Need another before villa wake up

If they reviewed the first one (forearm smash) and upgraded it to red they would have to cancel the second, as the game has stopped at the first.

I take your point, but in the last year, 18 months even, who have we 'easily' seen off ?

Yep, good news for us.

Maybe dropping him today is simply a kick up the ass to get him focused and riled up for villas next game...?

We made bloody hard work of that, but played well.

Anything other than 3 points going to St Mary's tonight would be bloody criminal.

The last time I saw Theo take a penalty was about 3 years ago at Goodison for Everton against us - he missed that night as well....! To be fair though - it was his equalizer that got the game to pens.

If Che hadn't scored, in game, Armstrong wouldn't have got to take a penalty...!

Meh, it was a lottery at the end, no disgrace losing there. Played really well, never looked out of place so loads of positives really. Had the chances to win it at the death but wasn't to be, move on, need that kind of brave performance in the league now, need points.