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They really don't know when to get off, do they? http://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/LatestNews/news/Watch-Cup-Final-At-The-Pyramids-898.aspx

Oi oi, lolz http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/NewsAndFeatures/2010/FAStatement_280410 I love this one in particular: Pwned.

But is it definitely THE Ian Darke, do you know? I saw that but I couldn't envisage him writing that load of old rubbish...

Couldn't see it anywhere else so here you go: http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/iandarke/Ridiculous-rant-at-Pompey-shows.6256760.jp Just goes to show that is not just the fans, the players and Android who are delusional, even their own paper is too (should we really have expected anything else though, really?) Do they really think if they keep affirming that they are hard done by, eventually it will become the truth? C()nts. Still, I hope I'm not the only one curdling away every time I read another whinge, moan or ill-informed opinion... Why the feck do we have to keep explaining the same things over and over again to them as well?

Money trouble, perhaps?

lmfao!

I don't think we're biting at all. Your response was blatantly meaningful. You've obviously noted that you are in a very small and misguided minority regarding PFC since (yes, the club of shame) you've changed tact. No hard feelings, PL... but you're still the official club of shame.

Unbelievable delusion. Absolutely unreal. It's like running someone over then whinging about your car being damaged.

Nothing like revelling in your own shame.

It gets even more gross :-( Jeez, so so so so brutal

John Terry is Sergio Aguero's wife.

The worst thing about this sorry mess for me is that not one ex-director or player has put their hand in their pockets and paid off the smaller amounts. Sickening. Just goes to show you where the real "fault" lies and who the morally bankrupt ones are. Fair play to the fans... but I do wish they'd "gotten" the situation a bit earlier than they did...

I can't deny this is inspired by Guided Missle's sentiments, it is. However, I'm afraid though this isn't another 'call to arms' to support our friends down the road. This is a small reflection on the past twelve months. Well, I have to say it has been thoroughly enjoyable to have a fanbase almost entirely pulling in the right direction. Of course, having a multi-billionaire owner and shrewd chairman helps, as does as an astute and competent manager. We've been blessed on all accounts. Though this is my tribute to the fans. The 50,000 fans who mobilized themselves for the Johnstone's Paint Trophy, the fans who continued to attend in their droves despite our rather depressive league status. The ones who have dedicated their time, money and support to follow Southampton around England's backwaters. We don't and have never claimed to be the best fans in the world but credit where it is undoubtedly due - and it is. Despite my personal conflicts and differences with some on this board over the previous regime I am immensely proud to be a Saints fan. It's a refreshing change to talk about the squad, tactics and transfers as opposed to directors, finance and the red-cheeked one. It's nice to scroll the board and read of hope and anticipation instead of discontent and despair. It's so nice to have more than a semblance of unity, finally. We've all played our part (me not so much, I've been out of the country so consider me an ex-ex-pat!) but I'm back now and I cannot wait for the new season already. The most exciting thing is I believe our journey and ascent is only just beginning! I don't even know why I wrote this; I just felt an overbearing sense of contentment and happiness with what we've achieved and how good our fans have been this season, even though I could only participate and view from sunnier climbs abroad. So, I doff my hat to all Saints fans - who in essence, have acted with integrity and respectability during difficult times. You didn't p1ss and moan about punishments and if you did, you got over it pretty quick and set about concentrating your efforts positively. The blue few have a lot to learn from us. We're now getting our just desserts, so to speak. Like I said... I think good times are only just beginning

Why on earth is it being alluded to that sinking a warship of an enemy as unethical? F()cking hell - it could have been going skywards for all I care, it was still a part of a hostile enemies forces. Would they afforded us the same compassion? So.. what do people suggest? We let it get away? Then it comes back and inflicts heavy losses on our own forces but we all breathe a sigh of relief because at least we done the 'morally correct thing?' "Hey, that Belgrano just sunk one of ours but hey, at least we didn't sink it when we had the chance, that would have been wrong, so wrong - gotta play by the rules, old boy!... anyone for an empanada?"

Hence why they should be shut down. Their fans are the most delusional in the UK, if not the world.

For someone so divisive to call for unity :-o I understamd your reasoning though, of course. However, for personal reasons, I'd rather the absolute worst happens to them.

Best English song I found, lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqG6lY9XGb8

He actually seems quite popular amongst some of the members... I wonder if there is a few of them sat in that colourless, stale room thinking "I wish I could stand up and say what he's saying, do what he's doing"...

"none of them understand the wider issues"

Yes, they tried the same with Nick Griffin. Lambast the outspoken with the same kind of scandals that get us all in a tizz over the big 3 parties and suddenly Lab/Lib/Con don't seem such a bad thing after all.. I think they are intent on people having a 'best of a bad bunch' outlook

Thats exactly why I like him - like you say, we could do with fewer careerists. Here is a guy who seems to genuinely care for the welfare - and he's angry about the way people do get mistreated. Angry, but articulate. I just wish a few more people 'knew' about him!

LOL The van Rompuy one is my all time favourite rant, for obvious reasons.. I may be being a little politically naive, but what is the possibility of Nigel Farage appealing to the British public more IF, he was, say, a leader with a similar powerbase to the big three?

Nigel Farage is awesome. Absolutely awesome.

What most people say on here is absoultely correct - don't put yourself in a position to 'fabricate' a few months more experience at a job; it's quite a considerable blag. At least if you stick to your original (and truthful!) CV you'll be able to recount your history without too much trouble :-)