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It seems that HACKED 1923TURK-GRUP means that the website has been compromised by a team of naughty hackers. I hope none of you have your personal details held by the Saints Trust.

Bomb Jack. Paperboy. Pacland

Oh the irony.

The Saints Trust website still exists although there seems to have been very little activity of late. I'm not sure what "HACKED 1923TURK-GRUP" means. Any ideas? http://www.saintstrust.co.uk/index.php

I don't understand your post. :confused:

I wonder what's up with the van. Perhaps some kind of duck related revenge incident?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/s/southampton/8562283.stm It looks like all our ticketing problems could soon be over now that Mr Illingsworth is involved. No doubt Lord Mawhinney and the people who run Wembley are about to have a rethink.

I think top left is Guided Missile and bottom right is 19 Canteen. But I may be wrong.

Can you remember anything from when you were two years old?

If you have a bank account with Barclays and you sign up to their online banking you get Kaspersky Internet Security (3 licenses) and Kaspersky Mobile for your phone; all for FREE.

Fair play to you mate for helping sort them out!

Killjoy!

Well done mate! See you at Wembley!

Golden post! Can I buy you a pint at Wembley?

Sorry Steve, I don't have a premium account. But try this........ http://spotifyinvites.org/ You may have to sign up to a life of spam so I would suggest using a disposable mailbox such as one of those listed here..... http://www.sizlopedia.com/2007/05/27/top-20-temporary-and-disposable-email-services/

You giving that a thumbs up LV? If so I will check it out. PS. How about doing a mixtape?

Like it or not, the hand of God cheating incident is one of the most memorable moments in world sporting history, and will be a talking point for many years to come. I think that's a good thing. He cheated. He got away with it. We felt aggrieved and hard done by, but I'm sure the rest of the world laughed and though good luck to him. You say that the technology wouldn't be used for every dodgy offside, 50-50 foul etc, but you don't know that. You have no idea where we would end up in 20 years time. You mention cricket as an example of how technology works in sport but let's be honest, cricket is as dull as ditchwater. Tennis is the same. I laugh when I see cricket fans watching a big screen to see if the video umpire will rule someone in or out, it's hilarious because it's pathetic. Keep Pandora's box closed and keep technology out of football.

I hadn't read this thread for a while but I have just caught up with it all. I have to wonder if perhaps 19C has managed to hack GM's log in details?

I hope you're under 5'4" tall.

I would rather spend a Sunday afternoon as a guest of the US military in Guantanemo Bay.

I'm liking this. I haven't got anything by Bonobo since 'Dial M for Monkey' which seems so long ago now.

How's that mixtape coming along Depps?

You couldn't resist could you?

I totally agree. This whole technology debate is aimed at the fan on the sofa and is fuelled by a media who see themselves as having a part to play. Sky would love it....... I can envisage a time in the future where offside decisions would be decided by viewers at home pressing their red button (votes would cost £1). To the fan at the game, football is theatre. Yelling at dodgy linos is part of that experience. The media and armchair fans should NOT be determining MY matchday experience. Keep technology out of football.

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