Barry the Badger

I liked it.

They love him.

West Ham?

Actually the gist of it was that it's unfair to keep fans in the ground when there is no reason to do so. Against Millwall they believed there was no reason to do it. Clearly they were proved wrong but it is quite an important distinction. I don't remember him saying they were completely against the idea, just that they only wanted to use it when they deemed it neccesary.

Absolutely. For so long we seemed to sign players who then got progressively worse whilst they were here. At last we seem to have coaching setup that noticeably improves our players.

I bloody hate that.

Why?

I sing it. I really don't understand what people are getting so worked up about.

We only have 1 away game each but I'm feeling pretty optimistic. Have spoken to a lot of people who just don't fancy it.

You would rather read a rumour made up by "the papers" than one made up by a Saintsweb member?

No, I really don't.

MK Dons at home last year, the celebration for our winner was bloody mental. This season I would say Leeds and Forest have been the two craziest in the Northam. I brought a mate along to the Forest game, he's actually a Liverpool fan but loves coming to our games occasionally. When we scored our third I turned to see him getting pretty much sexually assualted by the big ginger guy who sits to our left. I left them to it.

Whereabouts do you usually sit out of interest? In the Northam the bottle bar has made a recent comeback and has helped somewhat, although it's still not great.

Ok, as an example, where would the power for all these magical new tills come from? Are they networked? If so, where will the network connections come from? I don't disagree that it needs improving by the way, just pointing out that if it was that simple they probably would've done it already.

It's pretty harsh to blame Guly for Hammond's sending off. Yes he played a loose pass but there was no need for Hammond to go in for it like that when already on a yellow. Hammond got himself sent off, Guly didn't do it for him.

I think that just shows that you were either quite ****ed, have terrible eyesight, or just weren't paying attention.

The trouble is it's always very easy to assume something like that would be "simple", but if the infrastructure isn't there for more tills then it becomes a huge job to do it all around the ground. The club will look at how much money they are potentially losing, and it's probably not much because most people do get what they want even if it's a bit of a rush at half time.

Guly is a tough one. Can have a tough game as he did today, but always capable of popping up with some quality to win us points. Great pass for the goal today.

Lambert? Really??

But...but.....I thought the BBC HATED us. Why are they publishing this? WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT US!!! Oh wait, they are.

Lol at you and your toys out of the pram moment.

On Saintsplayer highlights did anybody else notice that when Kelvin nearly spills it at the end, Fox sort of puts his hand on the ball as he talks to Davis. Imagine if the ref had spotted that and given a pen, all hell would've broken loose.

But I was always under the impression (from what people have said on here) that the attendance was based on tickets sold, rather than turnstile clicks, so why would two latecomers make any difference?

Was a nice touch to see him waving some of the other players over to the fans yesterday after the match.

Haven't we learnt yet that the ticket office have no idea how many have actually sold, they just take a guess.