stevegrant

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I assume the most obvious thing would be that the middle of our shirts is probably worth a bit more than £300,000 a year. Many Championship sides get more in shirt sponsorship than we do at the moment.

Where's the watch?

Surprised it's taken them so long to do that - I know it's a trivial matter in the grand scheme of things, but the original name was just a sequential "placeholder" name used by the law firm ML appointed to oversee the takeover. It had absolutely no relevance to anything, really.

Everything he said in that BBC article a while ago suggests he knows he's got to keep his distance (except if/when MP asks for his input), so that would suggest he's got a pretty good grasp on what's going on.

Fulham are being charged £37 for their game up there, two weeks before ours and a Saturday 3pm kick-off.

For those with Sky, it's also available On Demand

Statistically the safest mode of transport

Fair enough Regarding the bolded bit, I'm sure there was an Air Crash Investigation or Seconds From Disaster documentary covering that one on Nat Geo. Waited for the co-pilot to go for a **** and then locked the cockpit door. Bugger all anyone can do about a situation like that.

This doesn't appear to be a particularly uncommon occurrence in that part of the world, and could simply relate to illegal migration rather than anything terror-related. According to the BBC, when an Air India plane flying from Dubai crashed, killing 158 people, 10 of the passengers were travelling on fraudulent passports.

A terrifying thought. Anything in particular that points you towards terrorism rather than pilot or aircraft failure?

Not true, see above.

Saganowski wasn't in the Poland squad in Germany 2006. Grzegorz Rasiak, however, was. He had been on loan with us for three months at the end of the 05/06 season, with the deal made permanent in May, before the tournament began. He played only 5 minutes in the tournament, at the end of their final group game against Costa Rica, with both sides already eliminated. Kenwyne Jones came on as a sub against Paraguay in Trinidad & Tobago's final group game against Paraguay in the same tournament, which kicked off five hours after the Poland v Costa Rica game, so Jones is the most recent Saints player in a World Cup.

Must say it's rather strange that a website that has absolutely no association with either of the UK broadcasters would be in a position to publish a particular kick-off time before said broadcasters.

The Chesterfield game is Monday night on Sky.

I think you've added an extra 0 there

Booo

So non-season ticket sales of around, er, 61 then. That'll help the cashflow.

@ASFCofficial: Foul given against Odejayi for standing still.

Excellent Same price to either Thornton Heath or Selhurst, by the way.

Southend equalise, but Bury and Wycombe are both winning, which has pushed Pompey down to 3rd from bottom in the "live" league table

Quickest is to change at Clapham Junction. Cheapest is usually to take the Southern route via Gatwick Airport but there's engineering works at Arundel that weekend so it'll be bus replacements etc

The News made a big deal out of Morecambe only selling a handful of tickets in advance before they went down there earlier in the season, but the fact is that most games at that level don't get near selling out so why bother buying in advance?

You do realise that only the town and country on that poll are required, the rest is optional? Just pick a random town and put UK as the country and you're in...

Compared to the corresponding fixtures last season, we've scored the same number of goals away from home (17) and three more at home (21 compared to 18 ). Defensively, we're one goal better off at home (16 compared to 17) but a massive 15 away from home (16 compared to 31).