PaulSaint

Sharp lost a baby and will need to be near the grave, Leicester have more chance than we do ?

DSM - you have a pm reply

£32 collected

Anyone want this as a late present for a brother or a cousin

Chair now £35. Don't forget this is complete with all the cables, power supply and manual and has not been thrashed, in fact it has only been turned on once. I can also demo the chair and am very close to Southampton

When we beat them at home we will have avenged their 4-1 (lets use players we cant afford) defeat by taking 4 points to their 1

They outsourced it to a cheap production company called U Choobe Ltd.

JB - you have a PM

Now just £40 collected, 1st to see will buy!

Just found the "Connection Guide" for this chair now too

Sat on twice, the built in amplifier / subwoofer have only been used once (for testing 20 minutes ago). The condition is such that you could wrap it in xmas paper & give as a present! Can be used to play games, listen to music, watch films, as an extra seat for visitors, etc. Brown with silver control panel. Optional amplifier works with MP3 players, Mobile Phones, most game consoles, etc. Cost me about £85, will accept £45 collected (from Junction 9 - M27) More info and a picture here NB - If you PM me can you tell me via an entry on this advert - Cheers!

Here's 4 odds & s0ds: I was 8 and had to sit on my dads shoulder one mad evening at the Dell while he stood, this was in a seated area of the Dell (wouldnt have seen anything otherwise). The match - Channons testimonial of course in 1976, packed in with 30k= other sardines. Watched our opponents Chelsea field 11 non english players in a premier league match for the very first time in english football. Watched Saints at the Dell from the upper east stand as a tennis ball, rugby ball & cricket ball all fell from the skies. Saw 4 large naked bosoms at Saints very first game at St Mary's. Two of them were quite wrinkly I seem to recall.

I think you'll find that PO14 & PO15 are Fareham addresses, the home of many "I choose red over blue Saints fans". Portsmouth actually starts on the Portchester/Paulsgrove border. (one of the sad benefits of a 26 year carreer in Royal Mail Admin)

Try googling HUKD, loads of eclectic bargains on there?

Do you mean Neverland

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/great-matches/lawrence_pompey_are_worth_buying_1_3313090 Choice quote - "Lawrence feels the Blues are now an attractive proposition as the club seek new backers once again. Lawrence, who is currently out with an ankle injury, said: ‘We’ve been here before, haven’t we? ‘We seem to get ourselves sorted and then something else comes out of the fire. ‘But I’m not as worried as last time. ‘The club is in nowhere near as much debt as it was and it’s a more attractive club to buy now than it was before." You better read post 45541 mate! LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

This guy

Local derbies have always laughed in the face of both league position & form, they are a war normally won by the team that wants it the most. If we lose another away game at FP I dont think too many would really be "that" surprised? Would I take a loss agaist P0mpey & the title - Yessssssss!!!!

Not related, sure they were betting on themselves to lose to cover the costs of travel or something.

I heard his PAYG iPhone ran out of credit on that 2nd call.

Blackpool equalise

Come on you Yellow machine!!!

This was one of the worst "non saints" incidents for me: Controversy at 1982 World Cup Schumacher was involved in a collision with a French defender, substitute Patrick Battiston, in the semi-final of the 1982 World Cup. Battiston had just Schumacher to beat after a through ball from Michel Platini, but shot wide of the goal. Instead of trying to defend the shot, Schumacher appeared to jump directly at Battiston, and collided with him in mid-air.[1] Battiston was knocked unconscious, and later slipped into a coma.[2] He also lost his two front teeth and had a damaged vertebra. He received oxygen on the pitch.[3] Michel Platini later said that he thought that Battiston had died, because "he had no pulse and looked pale".[4] The Dutch referee Charles Corver did not award a free kick for the incident. Schumacher then proceeded to take the goal-kick and play resumed.[5] Germany would eventually go on to win the game on penalty kicks after the match was tied at 3–3. After winning the game, the goalkeeper caused more controversy when he was told that Battiston had lost three teeth, and replied: "If that's all that's wrong with him, I'll pay him the crowns." Schumacher later apologised in person to Battiston, and the apology was accepted by Battiston. A French newspaper poll asked which was the least popular man in France, and Schumacher beat Adolf Hitler into second.[6] When West Germany and France met again in World Cup 1986, Battiston said that the incident was "forgiven and forgotten". However, he said that he was wary of getting "close to Schumacher" and said that he would hold a distance of at least 40 meters from the German goalkeeper. Schumacher would mostly refrain from commenting on the incident.[5] In his autobiography, Anpfiff, published in 1987, Schumacher said the reason he did not go over to check on Battiston's condition was because a number of French players were standing around Battiston and making threatening gestures in his direction.

I sold everything I owned including my VIC 20 and 200 games for a Diamond Back Viper. It looked the mutts nuts but weighed about the same as a lorry.

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