Sidney Fudpucker the 3rd

The new stadium jinx strikes another club!

I can't believe people are being so narrow minded. Think of the potential a merged club would have. One of the biggest catchment areas in the country and the financial power to compete with the top 4.

Surely you'd want to get hold of them, not hole of them?

Let's say a merger did happen, and it allowed Saints/P*mpey to become one of the biggest clubs in the country and compete with the likes of Chelsea & Utd, would you not want this?

Luton will win this one.

When are the press going to realise that there is a pattern developing. Every club that Harry Redkrapp has managed have fallen into a dire financial situation. Bournemouth. West Ham. Saints. P*mpey. Look over your shoulders Spuds. You will be next!!!

I've heard that the attendance will be limited to 55k It was limited to this amount last season despite the fact that Luton Town could have sold another 20,000 tickets. They were pretty annoyed as it would have been a good earner for the club, but they were told that there was no movement on the 55k due to a prior agreement with Wembley officials and police. It's a joke.

I'll find out and report back as I know Dave. Not spoken to him for a while so it will be interesting to have a chat.

Weird. Back in 2003 I had a dream just before the FA Cup final that we were playing Leeds at Wembley and we lost 2-1.

It's ****! Never subscribed to all the staged events that occur in every episode. Their pathetic attempts to looked shocked when somebody damages a car they have on loan or something catches fire are the sort of thing you'd expect from Chucklevision.

If my memory serves me correctly, a 7-0 defeat at Luton Town in '86 or '87.

If Jamie Scowcroft is fit he's bound to score for them. He always scores against us, and on accasion more than one

It's a big special effects movie that's so full of CGI it looks more like a cartoon.

Wally Downes. We were treading water until he arrived!

1-0 Saints!

I'm off to see the Bootleg Beatles, as the Bootleg Mark Chapman. Half Man Half Biscuit.

Arctic Monkeys - Humbug Muse - The Resistance Ian Brown - My Way Had high hope or all 3, but they are all pretty disappointing and fail to live up to expectation.

Papa is ****!

After reading some very good press about King Monkey's new album I had high hopes. Sadly it doesn't live up to expectation. It's just another Ian Brown album and offers nothing new. I realise that some people don't want change and will be happy to get another record from him, but this is a major disappointment. One review I read suggested that whilst he's making records as good as this then the Stone Roses will never reform. I'd love to meet that journalist and find out if they actually listened to the album before writing their review! There is nothing here that is anywhere near anything that the roses ever did. Lead single 'stelify' is probably the highlight of the record. The low point being the truly awful cover of 'In the year 2525' which has you reaching for the skip button immediately. If you want a good Ian Brown ablum then buy 'Music Of The Spheres' or 'Solarized'.

Same old ****. Beaten again in the last minute. How can this keep happening? If it was the same team that kept conceeding in the last minute then you could do something to address it, but this is a completely different team & manager in a completely different league. As long as I've been a Saints fan we've always conceeded late on I'm seriously beginning to wonder if Pardew is the right man for the task ahead. On paper we've got a decent squad, so why do we seem to be incapable of winning games? There must be something wrong with the coaching or management.

I was at the 7-1 game. I think that was '96 when Souness was in charge. Also remember seeing us get beaten 4-1 in '88 or '89. If I remember correctly it was the first game where 3 brothers were in the starting line up. Rod, Ray and Danny Wallace. Think we went 1-0 up and then got battered I remember us actually winning a game there. I think it was '97? It was a Sunday game which we won 2-0 or 2-1.

He held talks with them in the summer and I got slated for reporting it on here.

What a load of crap! The Nick Love interview on that site confirms that he is a complete *****.

My son did something similar. I sent him back to bed and told him to go back to sleep. When he asked why I told him that dreaming about Saints winning something is far more enjoyable than watching the rubbish we've seen over the last few years. I went on to explain that he'd benefit from the extra time in bed because it was a school day, and it's important to get a good nights sleep when you've got a busy day of education ahead.

Just watched the original version of 'The Firm'. It's streets ahead of the remake. Gary Oldman is superb. Infact, all the acting is ten times better than in the remake. It's led me to the conclusion that Nick Love is a **** for trying to remake it. He's simply taken the classic scenes from the original and arranged them in a slightly different order, made more of the fight scenes, and generally got the whole perspective wrong. The original was about blokes with decent jobs, cars etc. travelling 1st class on the train to have a ruck at weekends. Love has tried to make out that once home from their white collar jobs they donned their Fila and Adidas and turned into Chavs. Sorry Mr. Love, but you've got it all wrong. You've got 2 types of football hooligan mixed up and it just doesn't work. The Casuals were a completely different bunch to the White collar workers. The only good thing about the remake is that Nick Love didn't employ the services of 'Top ****ney Geezer ******' Danny Dyer, which is suprising given that they seem to be joined at the hip. I wish Nick Love would stick to making his own films. Preferably not about Football violence as there's only so many ways you can tackle the subject. Agree with the comments about I.D. That was a great film.