Windmill Arm 2

LOL!!!

MARK 'PSYCHO' DENNIS :smt027

GM I'd like a favour, do this for me and I promise I will ask nothing more from you: F**K OFF........please.

What difference does it make? we lose home or away ??

Whatever your reasons, the idea is utterly bizzare and utterly wrong. This is not unlike many of your ramblings.

I knew it all along. Skate on a wind up. Get real GM ffs. ](*,)

People have a right to spend their money (or not) as they see fit, why dont you just feck orf and stop trying to ram your worthless, boring drivelling crap down peoples throats. You must be such a boring ***t in real life.

Actually Bruce Grobbelaar

Phil Kite

Oi !

Ridiculous comparison.

What a load of bollix, who the hell are you to form that sort of statement. Alpine has as much right as anybody else to comment, get over yourself. You dont have to attend matches to know how utterly ****e we are. I wont spend another penny on this embarrassing football club until positive action is taken. Muppett.

Some consistency at last. I really couldn't care less any more.

Saints Nil Wolverhampton Wanderers at Least 4

Up yours !:mad:

Theres a lot to be said for Youth though, found this on another forum from an Arsenal fan, he makes a great point, and Ray Wilkins is a ***t. Dear Ray Wilkins, as a former Manchester United and Chelsea player I have never really liked you. It's nothing personal, it's just that you are tainted by association. I have to admit I took umbrage at your remarks yesterday in which you claimed that playing young players in the Carling Cup devalued the competition. To my mind this was an obvious dig at Arsenal. In a way I can understand it. You say your focus is on winning the Carling Cup so you'll play your first team players. It's a decent bluff, in fairness. Chelsea have a good record in the competition as Arsenal fans know only too well. Your lot did us in the final a couple of years back. But let's be honest. The real reason you play your first team players in this competition is because you don't have any kind of youth system to speak of. As your team has been assembled by the chequebook there's no need to waste any time on anything as paltry as young players. If a star leaves you can simply buy another star. While Arsenal see the Carling Cup as a way of blooding fresh talent and giving them the chance of first team football, Chelsea see it as just another trophy. Which is fine, one man's meat is another man's poison and all that. But surely as a former Chelsea apprentice, who made his debut in 1973 having just turned 17, you'd like to see some young players get their chance. Imagine if you were a youngster at Chelsea now. You wouldn't stand a chance of getting anywhere near the first team. Chelsea would simply go out and buy somebody who could pass the ball sideways rather than bring through a youngster who could pass the ball sideways all day long. You said "Playing a young or weakened team undermines the value of the competition. And we have not and will not do that. We want to win it, big time". Far be it for me to suggest otherwise but perhaps some young players might have approached the game against Burnley with a little more effort than some of your 'big time' players. Oh, you can put it down to a freak result, these things happen in cup football, blah, blah, blah, but we all know that's not true. Chelsea lost because you happened to open your big mouth and then you sideways passed your own foot into it. You totally and utterly jinxed them with your comments. And it's brilliant. Did you see Arsenal against Wigan? Did you? Do you really think seeing young players enjoying their football is undermining the value of the competition? Do you think Arsenal slashing ticket prices so more fans, especially young fans, can attend the games is undermining the value of the competition? Do you think those young fans seeing incredible young talent like Wilshere, Ramsey, Vela, Djourou, Merida and Simpson is undermining the value of the competition? If you do then you might need to step back and have a little rethink. Surely Chelsea's 'big time' players bottling a penalty shoot-out undermines the value of the competition more. Surely Didier Drogba throwing a coin at the crowd, Carragher style, undermines the value of the competition more. Surely even playing Drogba (a man whose behaviour in the Champions League final was so appalling that most clubs would have sold him in a heartbeat) ahead of some, young, eager teenager undermines the value, not only of the competition, but of your club. That's assuming there are any values there to begin with. Which there aren't. We beat Wigan with kids, you couldn't beat Burnley with your first team. That's proper 'big time'. Anyway, I'm rambling here. I'd best leave you to work with those 'big time' players. What joy it must bring you to coach £140,000-a-week been there, done that, worn the t-shirt players and have them lose in a cup game to a team with Ade Akinbiyi in it. I'm sure it's nothing like the pleasure gained from taking young players, developing them the 'Arsenal' way, and seeing them destroy a Premier League team. Not that you'd know. sincere regards, arseblogger

You cant polish a turd.

You are forgetting one major factor....allow me to spelt it out for you H-A-R-R-Y R-E-D-K-N-A-P-P D-I-D-N-T W-A-N-T T-O B-E H-E-R-E F-R-O-M T-H-E M-O-M-E-N-T H-E A-G-R-E-E-D T-O S-I-G-N You can go on about Lowes part in all this, but the underlying fact is, that saggy faced ***t took us on with absolutley no intention of doing a good job, subsequently we were relegated, He simply has to take a large slice of the blame. He has treated every Saints fan like a fool.

The C**T took the job of Saints manager on without thinking it through (apparently to get back at Mandaric) He has since confessed that his heart wasn't in it from the start. Oh well thats ok Harry, never mind...BOLLIX the bloke is a grade 'A' C**T for the disrespect he showed this club, and the complete disregard he had for its fans.

An odd choice either way, but which did you mean, Eugenie or Beatrice ?

Ronald McDonald This would be a realistic appointment, and I dont imagine it would cost too many Big Macs to appoint him. The extra money from having the McDonalds shirt advertising would be useful, But above all else I believe he has the presence required to make an impact in the dressing room (happy meals spring to mind) and his image would fit this club like a glove. RONALD MCDONALD IN !!!!!!!!!!!! Da da da da daaaa.....................I'm lovin it.

This is how many strikers I will start with, and I will not change EVER

One of our best players leaving????? ..................SHOCKED!! not. Frankly I couldn't give a toss.

Sorry MOD !

Oh well thats ok then. Lets all HAPPY CLAP FFS