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19 laughs now.

That's the response of a man starved of laughing emojis.

He pointed to evidence to support his claim so it's not some unsubstantiated opinion. He was also clearly joking.

Completely fair enough. I wouldn't want my club to be that either. I mean we are all stepping stone clubs in reality but to have it so explicit like that is difficult to swallow.

Probably worth pointing out that I went an entire year without responding to a single thing he said and he messaged about me multiple times. It didn't make a blind bit of difference if he was responded to or not.

Hi soggy. Not sure if you missed it but I responded to one of those links you posted. I wouldn't want to think you're just ignoring it.

People writing off Potter when he almost certainly would never come here so we will almost certainly end up with an inferior manager is very funny.

Agree not sure why he'd want to come to us. If there's even a small chance though he should be top of our list. I thought he'd be trying for the England job.

To come to saints? Last I heard he wanted the west ham job and I can't see him ever coming here but if there was a chance we should bite his hand off.

Absolutely. I don't think he cares at all about Southampton - he's had little digs at the fans throughout his time here. I think Martin is really good at the PR side and saying the right things but he'd jump ship tomorrow if he thought he could get a leg up.

I don't know. He would be able to point to examples of managers who have followed similar paths and found success (ange and kompany are two.) He would probably argue that he would be successful now if he had a better quality of player.

Young people today do not have enough respect for traditional British values- Bit of a generalisation but in general that is correct. Migrants coming to the United Kingdom across the English Channel should all be immediately removed from the United Kingdom and prevented from ever returning- 100% correct. No one jumping the queue and crossing the channel in that manner should be allowed to stay here. The sentences that the courts hand down to people who have been convicted of crimes are not harsh enough- Not sure about this. Again it's a generalisation but there are certainly some crimes that I think are punished too harshly whilst some are not punished harshly enough. Multiculturalism has made the UK worse - Not sure I entirely agree with this but undoubtedly there are a lot of examples of multiculturalism being a net negative in areas of the UK. Personally I would say the amount and rate introduced has been the issue rather than multiculturalism itself. Rich people in the UK are able to get around the law or get off more easily than poorer people- I would imagine the majority on this forum would agree with that. If you have more money or status or are a politician you are much more likely to get off crimes that others would get prosecuted for When it comes to defence spending, the government should spend more on defence- Yep. With world politics as they are at present this is common sense. The death penalty in the UK should be permitted for some crimes- I don't personally support this but it's not an outlandish view to have. Big businesses in the UK take advantage of ordinary people- Definitely true in a number of cases. Most on the forum would agree. Ordinary working people do not get their fair share of the nation's wealth- Again I assume the likes of soggy would agree with this. Utilities like energy, water and railways should be run in the public sector- This is pretty much a labour policy When it comes to transgender status, people in Britain should not be able to legally change their gender- totally correct and currently this is the law. Rich people in the UK should be taxed more than average earners- Another Labour policy that would be supported by most on here. The NHS should be able to use private companies to provide treatment alongside its own services- Complete common sense as long as it is done in the right way. Same sex couples should be allowed to get married- Surprisingly progressive views from Reform voters and certainly more so than some religious groups. So other than maybe multiculturalism and the death penalty, what is so unreasonable about these views?

Oh well played. You said ridiculous bullshit and people stopped and laughed at you. Looks like you got us!

I wouldn't be so sure. He specifically mentioned Big Ange as an example of someone who has stuck to his way of playing and that has got him to a Champions League team. It's not that he wants to get saints to the Champions League, he thinks that ultimately sticking to these principles will allow him to climb higher and it will ultimately be good for his career to do so.

Of course.

It came up because an MP is trying to get a law passed to ban it and some posters on here seem hellbent on defending the practice.

Labour still 'going for growth' with the economy shrinking once again.

Hi soggy I ignore for a moment that you've again ignored my question despite hammering nutty Nic for days on end because he wouldn't answer yours. Have you got any examples from anyone born in the last 100 years? Ideally in the last thirty would be better when morals were more closely aligned with those of today. The thing is all the examples you've cited lived when child labour was still legal and it was fine to send them out to work but presumably you wouldn't consider that fine nowadays.

Ironic that he spent all of last week digging out nutty nick for refusing to answer his questions...

Whereas absutely no one is a fan of anything you say and you're also a lying narcissistic scumbag. Must sting.

That makes perfect sense because I love black people and Jews.

You didn't answer the question. Do you support sibling sex? If not why not?

Hi soggy great to hear from you. Are you supportive of siblings shagging? If not why not?

All of them do because they perpetuate a culture where it is acceptable. Why do we ban marriages between siblings or between a parent and a child? Given that cousin sex is a growing problem in the UK and that someone has proposed a law which will decrease the level of birth defects and disabled children born, is this something you would support in principle, even if you don't think it's prevelant enough to worry about?

Again, why does that matter? Lots of things have not been widely held views historically but it doesn't make something less wrong. It's not something we have had to confront in the past because the numbers engaging in the practice have been so tiny. That is now no longer the case.