Dimond Geezer

No you're not, there's nothing at my end of the road, & only 2 in the whole (very long) street, 1 ASB & 1 vehicle crime. But I do live in sunny Bitterne Park.

No. He should be pace or so back from it. When the player gets closer, like into the penalty box, that's when he covers near post.

I wonder how much critisism KD would have attracted if it was he who was out of position, & let the cross from Owen go over his head & hit the post? I'm sure there would have been a few piling up the rocks ready to throw in his direction.

I hope not, Dodd was acquitted, Piggott got 3 years.

Am guessen it's Danny

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2277122,00.html He doesn't seem to be a prolific goal scorer, but hopefully he can set some up for Rickie: http://www.soccerbase.com/players_details.sd?playerid=41498

That would make the longer races interesting, when the back markers are 50m or so behind tha leaders, as they would be upside down. Harnesses may be need, or red-bull, to give 'em wings.

I think a someone may have touched a nerve. The lady doth protest too much

Over christmas there was a bloke on celebrity mastermind, called Rhys Thomas (no me neither ), his speciality subject was Queen (the band not HRH), he got a record score of 21, I equalled his score, but he was quicker on one than me . So I think I'll do that one then.

Seems like a sensible use of resources to me. Once we've heated the pool can we dig the ashes into my garden, they'll work wonders on my roses

Do we have a running track? I've never thought of the perimeter of the pitch as a running track. I can't see how we could add extra seating around the pitch perimeter, as it would be all the same level, ie not terraced. It would be very difficult for the people in the current Row A, which would be maybe 4 or 5 rows back in the new layout, to see properly.

I agree with this. Good luck to CN. I had the pleasure of bumping into him a couple of times in Southampton, once in Debenhams & once outside the Mayflower, both times he was happy to spend time & chat about SFC.

Do we need 2 threads of Kelvin bashing? http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?27745-Time-for-Bart

:lol: Good plan! In the 16 league games we've played since the start of October, our defence, who it would appear are unhappy & unconfident when playing in front of our calamitous keeper, have conceded massive 14 goals. Fonte, Jiadi, Harding et al must be sh!tting bricks when they see Kelvins name on the team sheet. So, in this push for promotion, when we need a few experienced heads, who do we replace him with, a largely untried keeper, whose distribution is worse (although admittedly quicker), who misjudges crosses, (there's nothing worse than a gk coming & missing a cross), and who managed to get injured, at least twice due to his misjudgement, first in the Newcastle match when he did his knee & in the Cheltenham match when he was hesitant about coming out and claiming the ball and got clattered by Fonte. KD is a top keeper, alright he may be a little slow getting the ball back into play, but his kicking is more accurate than Barts, he often comes out of his area to effect a clearence, and with the exception of QPR (I think) has never made a mess of it. As for his inability on crosses - god knows where that particular urban myth has originated. One day Bart will be our keeper, but he's not ready yet.

For sell on ebay: .http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280619752564&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT The stickers referred to were mostly Saints .

Brad Friedel too: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/01/21/aston-villa-goalie-brad-friedel-declared-bankrupt-115875-22864358/ Along with Alan Knight that's a hat-trick this week.

Has anyone else noticed that Dune/Stanleys latest avatar shows a “reactionary, mean-spirited, selfish, bigoted, anti-Irish, anti-Catholic, racist, misogynistic and anti-Semitic”…” with a chip on his shoulder and an angry word on everything .” (to quote Wiki). Sort of appropriate really. A character who was created as a figure of ridicule, and portrayed by a left winger, Warren Mitchell once being a paid up member of the Labour Party. I think the only difference between Dunley & Alf, is Garnett was a West Ham fan. Dunely is one of ours.

"Mr Barbar - a 57-year-old maintenance supervisor who weighs almost 125 kilograms (275 pounds) - said he regularly ate fast food until 1996, when a doctor warned his diet could potentially kill him. Mr Barbar said he had already had two heart attacks and has been suffering from diabetes. "I always thought it was good for you. I never thought there was anything wrong with it," he said." Dontcha love thick yanks.

Not a lot of use to anyone else then . Kill the pedant

John Burridge

Gerry Forrest

Yet some posters think Kelvin is a crap keeper, and the defence isn't comfortable in front of him!

Strangely, not everyone is a footy fan. I'm sure you could find 12 good men & true to sit on a jury in Southampton who have never heard of Lee Barnard. My Mother (although she is not a man ) & my boss, are two that I can think of who would have no idea who he is.

He got a whack in the back, about 10 minutes before half time. I assume that is why he didn't reappear.