Jimmy_D

He's hardly gonna say that he'd never consider playing in Italy again is he? Complete non-story.

He's hardly gonna say that he'd never consider playing in Italy again is he? Complete non-story.

Shaw. Kept Snodgrass in his pocket the entire game.

Surely they need 2010 of them?

So in other words, if a judge saw how much the stadium was worth to the trust compared to how much they're trying to pay for it, the judge would question why they're getting it so cheaply.

Part of what helps Shaw is that he holds his position out left better than Fox. I used to lose count of the number of times Fox had been drawn in to the centre of the pitch and left a great honking gap for their right winger. Shaw holding that position, combined with Lallana helping out much better than he was earlier this season has turned a glass cannon (Fox CAN deliver a good ball) into a solid base we can work from.

Fantastic performance, best I've seen us play in a long long time. Gaston was immense, both in getting back and breaking up Newcastle in midfield and in providing an attacking outlet that they just couldn't deal with. Great to keep a clean sheet. Officiating was abysmal, even worse than when we played Leeds a few years ago and managed to win 1-0 somehow a few years ago.

I understand where you're coming from, but part of what makes this interesting is the difficulty and debate that results from having to pick just one. Plus there's always the thread discussing it to give honourable mentions.

That's nothing, even the ball boy managed to nutmeg Cisse

Hard to call, Ramirez or Puncheon I reckon, honourable mention for Gazzaniga.

It's utterly unbelievable that he's spinning a fan getting hurt by a player in any sort of positive light at all.

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?41286-Newcastle-build-up-thread

He won us the only trophy I've been alive to see us win. I'll certainly be giving him a good welcome.

So in other words, the other 9 workmates are getting their £100 back (minus £2.50) and instead putting that £100 into one share... Between them they're adding £22.50 to the PST's finances (On top of what the PST already had in their account) How many seconds does that pay the administrator for?

This is just speculation going round in circles now. Start a new thread if there's a more solid link to Saints.

It's like politics; the PST know that the figures aren't adding up, not enough pledges are being converted, but if they admit that things aren't going well, even more people will be discouraged from their cause and it'll snowball even faster. Hence, the full on noises from them about how well it's all going.

Pompey would still hold the player's registration until the transfer window reopens. Would imagine that Pompey would rather open up a space in the 20 player limit by mutually terminating the contract, leaving him as a free agent, than hold on to a player (or just his registration) when he doesn't want to be there. That'd just leave Pompey with one less space, the player with resentment, and make Pompey even less(!) attractive to potential players, if they're willing to screw over one of their own like that. Any fee, if there's any, will be nominal.

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?41323-JWP-signs-5-year-deal Indeed there is good news.

Excellent news

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?14620-Pompey-Takeover-Saga/page1555

It's like they've got McClaren in charge again

Cork I reckon. We've looked a completely different team with him playing.

YES! That'll do.

It's getting ridiculous now. Not content with shafting the local businesses, charities, and every single taxpayer in the country, now they've actively agreed a preferential rate to encourage their own fans to go into debt, just before Christmas, in order to allow the club to stagger on for a little longer.

Administrators aren't generally in the business to give money away...