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Anyone can make a bid for a player. We didn't sign any though did we. So ToreSF is right, talk of Jarvis for £7-£10m doesnt fit with our recent transfer history.

It's still a living being and would become a human.

but by them being legal are we giving authority for one person to decide if another has the right to live?

45 years ago today they were legalised. What are your views on them? Should they still be illegal? Is it great to have the choice if you want to have a baby or not? Does one person effective have the right to decide if another one has the right to live or not?

I like your thinking. Premier league experience, once good players, well past their best and injury prone, they'd fit in well with Hargreaves and Owen. Funnily enough I saw Anderrton in Cenos the other day, maybe looking at houses in the Highfield area?

Well it was you that said the dealy might be "maybe, just maybe" down to getting the premier league pricing policy right. Given that we are following exactly the same route as we did in the championship and league one, I'd suggest that "maybe, just maybe" you're wrong.

Doesn't the fact that we've has the policy of not announcing season ticket prices until June or whenever in both league one and the championship suggest that actually its nothing to do with struggling to cope with the premier league pricing policy we need to implement now, like you claim it is?

So probably nothing to do with getting a premier league pricing policy spot on like you claim though then?

1 goal every four games over his career = goal scoring midfielder hence the

Don't shoot the messenger mate, that is Les Benders pet name for his tedious chum.

So what was the excuse when we did the same thing in league one and the championship? In any case Cortese said back in September he expected promotion this season, plenty of time to sort this supposedly ridiculously complicated pricing policy that no one else seems to have trouble with.

You could be right about that, so season ticket sales show in the correct years finances. Still doesn't stop them revealing prices before that though.

No, Cortese is doing a cracking job but the customer service side, particularly ticket sales needs some considerable improvement. FACT

Don't forget the Africans, now Jaidi is out there that becomes our catchment area too. FFS. I'm looking forward to welcoming Mogadishu, Arusha nd Nairobi Saints to SMS next season.

It's also one of the rare occasions you're right.

Tsk, Kracken you should know by now that any post that doesn't give credit to the chairman is people with an axe to grind. I actually don't give a f*ck that we don't know how much tickets are yet, unless it's above my cut off point for football then I'll get one, but then I am loaded so have loads of spare cash. However not everyone is as fortunate (aka driven, Motivated, successful and ambitious) as me so will need to know how much they have to spend, if it's an installments plan how much they have to budget monthly etc. Frank "the voices of reason" Cousin comments about "tough sh*t if you can't afford it" "you know this time of year you need to spend £500-£700" are dismissive and arrogant in the extreme. £500-£700 is not an insignificant sum for most people so it would be nice for them to know as soon a posssible how much it's going to cost. It's called customer service, something the club has lacked since Luker quit.

Were we crying out for width? I seem to recall lots of salivating at the great football we were playing as we stormed to promotion and easily top scorers. If only we had a width and a goal scoring central midfielder it might all have gone better.

and we play in stripes are on the coast and have a fantastic academy. The similarities are frightening.

56 goals in 226 games for Everton says he doesn't.

We aren't f*cking underdogs you unambtious bulb.

We simply must have an attacking central midfielder, it's vitally important. We need a goal scoring central midfielder because Barcelona have one and so do Chelsea and liverpool. Even Everton have got one in Tim Cahill and we are much bigger than them. Forget the fact that it'll mean changing the way we play totally and with two attacking full backs, two attacking wide midfielders and two strikers well it'll mean we play effective with a back 3 for a lot of next season at least we'll have a central attacking midfielder player like what Barcelona do.

True, generally people that i've found that dont get on with their bossses are ones that are are offended by everything and too pathetic to stand up for themselves or with a massive sense of self importance and unable to accept authority.

I've never got the whole thing about leaving because you don't get on with the boss either. Are people really that Lilly livered and childish that they're too frightened to ask their boss what the problem is?. Stamp on it early and its never a problem in my experience. I haven't always got on with my bosses but have never shyed away from trying to resolve problems or at worst tolerate each other knowing that at the end of the day we both want the same thing, just our methods are different. I do agree some companies take the p*ss but again set your stall out early and don't be scared to say no. Generally the more you do the more they expect.

I don't disagree but sometimes people can hide. In my industry it can often be a year for people to see the fruits of their labour, so it's quite easy to "blag it" if youre that way inclined. In fact a lot of people make a good living in my industry by earnings huge basic and moving from job to job for a year to eighteen months before moving on again because they didn't get on with their boss or other lame excuses.