LGTL

747fuckyouprivatesector?

And the club miss out on free advertising on our 18 pager...

The Public Sector pay tax too, at the same rate as the Private Sector remember...

Shoot Stuart Dennis.

Please enlighten me... As has already been established, child poverty in the UK is poverty in relation to UK living standards, and is terrible in its own right. But it's certainly not in relation to poverty in other parts of the world.

Correct.

Manage in general, not very successfully. Clue as it's a difficult one, he went to Everton instead of saints.

Both incorrect and some way off the mark.

Which player, who later went on to manage, refused an agreed transfer to Saints at the insistence of his wife?

21?

Winchester?

Fratton Park, the Dell and...

Thought exactly the same!

Higginbotham, Ormerod & Delap?

Adding to this, would you (BTF) have let your daughter out at 16/17 looking like a complete slag?

too true. This thread should be locked now.

I saw that too. That is only poverty in relation to UK living standards though. They will still get schooling, medicine, free school dinners etc, perhaps not the holiday mind you.

Very true. Have a look at the holiday thread! Despite the "recession", the majority can still eat, have an education go to the doctors and head away somewhere in the summer. We don't have a clue what poverty is.

His mate are you Vince?

Oxford away.

Anyone over the retirement age deserves a concession, just like children who obviously don't work either. If 60-65's are working then why do they deserve a concession anymore then a 40 year old who is also working? The one positive is the re-intorduction of the student price, probably at expense of the 60-65's, which is perfect for the start of my postgraduate studies!

My god are the nearly dead STILL going on about this?!!

An aspect of St Mary's I do like is that it's still within the city centre, imagine having an out of town montrosity like Colchester, where the nearest pub is about 10 miles away.

Where has the time gone?! Feels more like "home" every season, but I still get the odd twinge for the Dell every now and again.

Mostly 18-24 i'd say when i've been there in August time, the 26 year old would be ok but the 34 year old might feel like a parent! As you say Benidorm has a much larger age range as it's not really a big 18-30 destination which might suit you better.