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Jos edged it, but Chaplow was very good. Thought Fox had a good game, and of course Kelvin. Fonte had a right old tussle all night and apart from the obvious kick-fail was pretty solid. Only disappointment for me was Richardson. Crosses and passes were wayward and he didn't seem to know when to get forward.

I nearly crashed the car this morning from laughing, when Kevan James said on the radio that Whittingham had stated that: the incoming manager would inherit "..a stable club with a solid infrastructure." Un-f**kin-believable!

I have to say that I'm seriously impressed by some of the culinary skills and knowledge demonstrated by the forum members from time to time. I can't remember anyone from my student days who would have thought about cooking honey and mustard glazed gammon. Pasty and tinned peas was about the limit then.

It may be 26 including League Cup, but have a look at the Championship stats: http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?14620-Pompey-Takeover-Saga&p=1156922#post1156922

I think you might be referring to the documentary series (2007?) in which it was commented that logistics-wise some of the field guns were down to 3 or 4 shells each at the end of hostilities.

Looks like he's having a blow...

David, good question. Unlike a few paranoids on here I understand the point you're making, even if it could've been put over a little better. Afraid? No, but a little apprehensive. The club is going in the right direction and the 5-year plan would see the improvements in the academy complete, with a crop of youngsters starting to come through the ranks. My concern would be that we go up this season before the 'production line' is properly up and running, then we have to fill the gap with bought-in players that could disrupt the squad ethos.

Social housing doesn't always mean the dregs. If it's being handled by a housing association for key workers, you're as likely to have policemen, teachers and nurses as neighbours.

No. Remember it's VALUE ADDED Tax. Apparently, P****y's bunch of journeymen and has-beens add no value so the club doesn't pay the tax.

Only if they last as long as they claim. Those ones on ebay will probably only last 3000-4000 hours, they're so badly made. In that time, they'll save perhaps £2 in energy, if their specs are to be believed - but they're probably inflated. The problem is there's no real standards, so manufacturers can make extravagant and sometimes downright false claims about output and energy use. If you want realistic specs and highly efficient lamps, try these from Philips: http://www.philips.co.uk/c/-/econic-3-w-35-w-gu10-white-g08727900844924/prd/ £25 each, 15000 hours and they WILL save you money/energy.

Seen some of the other pics. She's got some dodgy-looking protrusions in the groin area, like hernias.

Dog's right. The crap on ebay should be outlawed. The reason they are prematurely failing is the heat build up from LEDs. These things are assembled in some Chinese sweat shop from cheap inefficient LEDs to pack as many into the lamp shape as possible, without any thought for thermal management. Don't believe the BS about them being cool and energy efficient either. ALL LED lamps need efficient heat sinks on the back to dissipate the heat and 5mm LED arrays like these are not particularly efficient or colour stable. The ones that Dog has linked are better, look like they have heat sinks. However, don't be fooled into thinking they'll be as bright as the halogen lamps you're replacing. They'll be about two-thirds as bright as 20W halogens. The best LED applications can be very efficient, but pricewise are probably beyond the average domestic user.

Give 'em a break Phil, apparently they're still 'gelling'. Anyway, that star 'n moon on the Football League Show has reminded me of my 'curry ar3e' and the need for a sh*t... see y'all!

Tired? Played too many games? ******! Compare the stats: http://www.worldfootball.net/team_einsaetze/portsmouth-fc/eng-championship-2011-2012/ http://www.worldfootball.net/team_einsaetze/southampton-fc/eng-championship-2011-2012/ They've used 21 players so far, we've used 18. They have 5 players who have started 9 or 10 games; we have 9 players who have started 9 or 10 games (plus an extra couple of League Cup games ) They have 6 players with more than 700 minutes on the pitch, we have 7 (plus Connolly on 697') Unfit and unmotivated, more like.

Diggerland http://www.diggerland.com/visiting/AboutDevon.htm

And Posh beat the cheats!! ROFL...

Brighton 1 Palace 3 - love it!

Go Eagles!

Where's Pilchards when you need him? There's a development game going on the moment - is JB on the bench?

In his 10th year, when we're established in the prem.

And who brought Adkins in, after a few other 'big' names were being touted?

Any serious changes to the plot?

Brian Wilson at Glastonbury - a sad pale reflection of a once great musician. He should retire gracefully.

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Read and loved the Smiley books in the 70s/80s. From what I remember the TV series stuck pretty well to the book, with a few plot shortcuts. Le Carre's books tend to be slow burners, so 6-part TV series work well. The film boasts an excellent cast and I'll go watch it, but I'm not sure if a two-hour film can convey all the subtleties of the story.