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And I'll be doing the same as Moscow Saint too, only I'm coming from Chandlers Ford. Can someone get me a Brighton ticket please?

I too can trace my roots back to previous generations. My Dad was a part-time Fulham fan when he was a boy (grew up in Woking but Fulham were doing well). Then he moved to Southampton for Uni and over time started going to a few games. Then as I came of the age he started taking me along. We even had season tickets for a few seasons, but now I've moved away and Saints got **** I've basically lost interest. So don't talk to me about support.

I was promoted to manager not long ago.

Well, it turns out he's had it removed since those days...

This joke will work better if we can get it up to 4 pages...come on people!

I agree with Alpine that we shouldn't be too hasty to rush back the pair of them if they are not sufficiently fit to be playing matches. He lost me beyond there.

Dons score!!!!!!!!!!

When will you say it again?

I miss Benthelegend

**** you and **** this ****ing place!

I live on the same road as Mike, and speak to him often. He's a good lad - quiet, honest and modest about his own abilities. I've seen him play multiple times, and to be frank he's not good enough for league football.

Can anyone figure out what this guy is talking about?

Wow - £1b! They really mean business! Can you definitely pass on my details, it's: Woolwich Junior Saints saving account Number 26854026 Sort 26-51-28 My mother's maiden name is Olutunji and my first pet was called Abacha.

My Dad used to have F726 PTR. The PTR was quite common of cars from Portsmouth, but I used to like calling it Peter.

Hi there Clapham, Don't want to get ahead of myself but this is right up my street. Not only do I specialise in corporate financial law, I'm also based in the States (New York) right now. BP would be an amazing client to add to our portfolio! Would you mind if I took this lead and wrote them back with our references? Many thanks, Dean

5, 11, 3, 1, 7, 10, 9, 4, 12, 13, 2, 8, 14, 6

You know, a loss for Bournemouth at this stage might just galvanise them together and help them push on till the end of the season, rather like how you get better when your best player breaks his leg and is out for the rest of the season. It would be like scoring a goal too early on in a game against Man Utd - it feels hollow as you know they'll step up their game, turn it around and you now have no chance. I think the best result for Saints may be a draw, so long as we all go and tell them they were the better side and deserved it afterwards.

Why are they not galvanised together now? If they do go on to play better without him I'll question whether he was as important as people make out. They won't though.

I stumbled upon that page a couple of years ago when exploring the context behind Morrissey's track Spring Heeled Jim, off Vauxhall and I.

Christmes Wartie. We've all had one, after a particularly festive office party.

At 400 quid (current bid) I would defo buy that if I was still in the UK. Bound to go up considerably in the next 10 days.

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F**k off Deppo. I love the metal. It numbs the pain of my cold, lonely heart and my pointless, tedious existence. It's great reading on this thread that I'm not alone in feeling like this. Solidarity brothers! The sadness will last forever.

That Norwaysaint / Delldays character.

Must have been good to get on with your work without the distraction of being attracted to half the class.