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So you dont think it's important to develop young players? Have you seen Martin play?

A truely marvellous, accurate and spot on post Sue, well done for spelling out for some people. Is that how you save for your dungarees??

Has "Margeret" got a new job then??http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY0itJfWStQ&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY0itJfWStQ&feature=related

no crease, in fact it's hardly even a dent, it's basically pushed the panel in above the wheel arch by about 1/2 inch and about 4 scratches about 6 inches long each. Where are these dent removal vans? not seen them

I really dont understand why so many people have a problem with Nick. I dont alway agree with him but he is a passionate Saints fan and goes to most games home & away and has done for years and if you actually spoke to him you'd find him a reasonable enough chap. You might not agree with what he says but at least he's got an opinion and questions decisions made by the club when others bury their head in the sand and repeat the "in Nicola we trust" mantra.

It doesn't really matter does it Jamie. And for the benefit of the others involved this is all probably best left in the past, where it belongs.

We dont need to sell advertising space, we're loaded.

That's another story, but i was one of those banged up for the incident at Maze Hill station between Saints and Charlton fans about 10 years ago.

Thats was embarassing, i watched the game at home the next day, well the first 70 mins anyway and at the start of the game when all the dins were singing "pay up Pompey", it was definitely Saints fans, i remember the moment, the commentator says "as usual, the fantastic Pompey fans are in fine voice" It just sounded to the world like it was them singing.

Before his injuries Jamie Redknapp was a class player. Anyone remember how he came on at half time against Scotland in Euro '96, totally changed the game and was the best player on the pitch only to break his ankle? His touch, passing and vision were superb and but for his injuries would have become a top international player. IMO, before his injuries, he was a better footballer than Beckham. I always felt he gave his all for us and enjoyed being here, but i also remember him or his dad saying at the time that he couldn't train and his knee swelled up in between games. Got a lot of time for the bloke as he also seems like a good guy, my only issue with him is why he feels the need to wear spray on suit trousers every sunday afternoon.

Well yes, but that only makes it worse, duped by the dive, then gave a free kick to Peterborough, denying them a goal. All he had to do was let play go on for a couple for seconds.

CMS is quality, a superb display again, he has to be our number one target this summer.

what a shocking piece of refereeing to disallow that third goal, if that costs them Ferguson will have something to moan about.

Got a small dent and a few scratches on the rear driver side of the car after i reversed into something the other day. Only a small area about a square foot, anyone recomend a good and cheap place to get this repaired? Needs to be a fairly decent job though.

It's a shame is his such a knob, they've been really entertaining this year. To be honest i dislike MK Dons more, but want P'boro to beat them and then to lose in the final, simply because of Darren Ferguson.

So they an hang around the airport to get their pictures taken with them.

The patronising, self righteous and holier than thou manner of your posts lead me to form this opinion, you are not the only one that can base and opinion on what they read you know. I know for a fact that you have no first hand experience of prison, think they are holiday camps and have formed your opinion based on what you have read, you have said this yourself and let me tell you, you are wrong. And partly to appease you and partly because i dont give a f*ck what most people on this forum think and those that i do care about will know my story anyway, i will tell you what my experience is. Some time ago i spent two years in prison, (a sentance way over the top for my offence, which was also my first and only before or since, but thats another story) I spent this sentance at Two "B cat" prisons, Wandsworth & Pentoville, widely regarded as two of the worst and most violent in the country. A "C Cat" Camp Hill Isle of Wight and a "D Cat" Ford. SO it's safe to say i know the regimes at 3 out of the 4 types of prisons there are, the other being an "A Cat" where the likes of Ian Huntley would be. In my times in prison i witnessed, stabbings, sucides, glassings, several times i saw boiling water with sugar in it being thrown at another prisoner so it sticks and scars, i was about 2 foot away on one occasion and this could easily have got me as well, numerous fights, prisoners being beaten shi*less by other inmates or officers, peoples faces being cut with razor blades, numerous incidents of drug taking, hunger strikes, floors being flooded by prisoners smashing up their cells. Being banged up in a cell 23 out 24 hours a day, 2 men to a 8 foot by 3 foot cell, with nothing but a book i had taken in with me for entertainment, i was wondering where my playstation and Widescreen telly was the whole time. I met some of the biggest w*nkers you could only dream of meeting. I also met some of the soundest people you could ever dream of meeting, who were there because they had f*cked up and made a stupid mistake, much like myself. Now what qualifies you to comment on the subject? Or is it's fair to say my qualifcations on this subject outrank yours? But still, what do i know, they are all holiday camps aren't they.

A Judge will set a sentance length, say 10 years, then a date when the prisoner can apply for parole, this is a minimum of half of the sentance so in this case 5 years. If parole is granted they'll be released on licence at this point with strict conditions that if they break they can be recalled to prison at any time if there is even a suspicion that the prisoner has reoffended or broken conditions. If parole is not granted they can reapply on the anniversary of their conviction the following year and every year up until their release date.

Exactly Andy, the punishment is losing you liberty and being sent down. Once your there is as much about rehabilition as punishment. It's very easy for people like Westender and his like to sit behind their PC in their little surburban paradise and critise all prisoners and tell the world how the system should be. A very good friend of mine was born and raised in Wallworth, SE London, he is one of the funniest, most intellegent and decent people i have ever met, yet despite this left school with no qualifications and his greatest ambition was to work in a trainer shop in Covent Garden. This is because he felt this was the best he could do because of where he was from and the fact he had no qualifications at all. He ended up inside and when we discussed his sentance he said it was no big deal because in Wallworth it's more of a shock if you dont get sent down! In no way was he trying to justify what he did, but just telling me how it was. When he was released on licence he spent a good part of it with the support of his probabtion officer, training to be a Youth worker and now works with Young Offenders in SE London. The training for this was done whilst he was realease at the point the judge allowed him to be released at during his sentance, time in Westenders world he should still have been inside, playing on his playstation, waiting to be thrown back onto the streets with nothing. This is a fine example of how the system does work, but Westenders papers wont report things like that. They'll just print stories of inmates sitting back injecting Heroin whilst playing on their laptops moaning about not being allowed to vote and that people are all being released half way through their sentances for not killing anyone.

You've spent the first part of this discussion telling us how easy prison is and how everyone gets let out early for being good boys. Now you've been shown that is not the case by someone who knows how it does work you've resorted to patronising comments, sums you up really. It's easy to judge and tell the world how it should be from behind your PC isn't it. Maybe that is what the system should be but it isn't. Under the current system the Judge might well hand down a 10 year sentance, but they know full well in doing so that there is a chance the fella could be out after 5. Just because that is what you and Wade want, it doesn't mean it'll happen or is right.

Sorry, i was doing you a disservice, it's obviously already been done and now loose women has finished you've got a couple of hours to kill before starting dinner.

Surely there is some washing up or cleaning you could be getting on with?

And there in i rest my case you honour. For about the 5th time the time handed down by the Judge is for example a 10 years sentance, to be elidgable to apply for parole in 5 years. You dont naively believe that when a Judge jails someone for 10 years they really think or intend that the'll serve every day of that sentance in custody do you?

No problem, you clearly didn't know, i guess they dont explain that in the papers though do they. My view on this is that the majority of the public dont understand how it works, which is clearly evident by the comments on here. Like yourself, they see say 10 year sentance and think that it 10 years in prison and that people get let out early for being good, when this isn't the case at all. To be honest though, i cant imagine why anyone would want to leave, surely they'd all be deliberately misbehaving to extend their stay, afterall it's just like free a holiday camp isn't it, with TV's, playstations and as much smack as you can inject.

On the bench, i think he has lost it and not good enough for us.