Amesbury Saint

I did not really understand the substitions especially Saga coming on for Gillett.

why would anyone involve Lowe in their consortium?

I cannot see Shearer leaving Newcastle

I have seen more crowd trouble this season involving Saints fans than all my other years watching Saints put together. I know I have been somewhat sheltered from it by only going to home matches and the very occassional away match. Anyway - has there been more incidents involving Saints fans this season or just me noticing it more. BTW - they had Police horses at Barnsley yesterday to keep the two fans apart.

it was not

can you explain - I am just being really thick today!

[quote=benjii;277437The Plod should have congregated aroubd the Burnely fans to ward of the thick idiots who thought it would be funny to run over there. . they got their tactics badly wrong today

plessed to read that the debts will be settled.

who is he?

not bothered about Saga. When he returned an scoreed a few I thought he would turn our season around. But he has summed up our season.

one of the best games I have seen this season. cracking atmosphere. Relegation and trouble somewhat spoilt the day.

when the pics is shown please can poeple clearly be identified rather than the "man on the right, near the fat lady with the Saints shirt on, looks a bit like some obscure rich person becasue his left nipple is in the right place"

From where I was sitting the smoke bomb was thrown by the Saints fans first

Do we know how many were donated?

what happened was wrong. But the Police tactics were very poor. From block 35 I had a good view and the Police / Stewards positioning was all wrong. The introduction of the dogs, prior to teh invasion, just made things worse.

agreed - it was from our fans first

we could be Pompey fans, live in Portsmouth etc

listen to this at the same time and the tears stream down

what chance on the big screen at SMS - nil?

brilliant!

yes OWTSGMI

Sing positive songs!

lol COYR

A traditional use of the song is as a funeral march. In the funeral music tradition of New Orleans, Louisiana, often called the "jazz funeral", while accompanying the coffin to the cemetery, a band would play the tune as a dirge. On the way back from the interment, it would switch to the familiar upbeat "hot" or "Dixieland" style. While the tune is still heard as a slow spiritual number on rare occasions, from the mid-20th century it has been massively more common as a "hot" number

Elvis Presley - When The Saints Go Marching In