SoccerMom

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Anyone else feel a slight pang of guilt for feeling glad that Richard Wright was beaten?

If Adam doesn't make it, then Thomson should go on the right. Proper winger, bags of pace and on the right foot. He and James have played enough together in the past to be able to overlap properly.

No, no, you are allowed to have s*x, you just aren't allowed to enjoy it! Only kidding, SoccerDad...

Shouldn't be a problem for Drew and Bradders, anyway. Depending on how the birth goes, many women swear they will never have s*x again.

Me. I kept thinking, "Please give it to Drew," but I guess DMG had a point to prove.

There has to be a DIY pun in there somewhere. Not just papering over the cracks?

Not the save in question, I think (at the chapel end?) but still, says it all about the bloke. Super Kelvin Davis!

Glad to see you made it to the game today, Charlie. Not one you would have wanted to miss on account of the jamjar, eh?

Kelvin was amazing today. Saw the saves at the Chapel end close up - REALLY hope that they show the Northam ones on the Championship tomorrow. Chance would be a fine thing, but really.... Oh yeah, so why do the photos of him in the programme get worse and worse and worse. In today's he looks like a smack addict. I guess they're trying to make him look hard, but puh-lease, Mr Editor, you're just making him look demented.

Nah, Perry did it a few weeks ago. Actually, I'd like to hear from Skacel.

Is he a keeper, then? (according to American parlance...)

Gillett has moments of brilliance, and then just loses it. If he can stay focussed, he can really contribute to the game. I just can't stop thinking that he reminds me of a Jack Russell.

There are loads of forecourts near the stadium where you can park for a fiver - for instance, there's one right close to the fire station that we walk past, and they always seem still to be taking cars even as late as 2.45.

Oh dear, just got back from Dubai last week. Hope these weren't the blokes applauding the nipper's red and white when we were walking around the souks - they were OK.

As a small child, one of his big brothers couldn't say "Joseph" so apparently he's been called "Fish" ever since he was a sprog.

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/?page_id=11407 Didn't see any other threads on this - guess no one goes to the OS anymore. Good luck to the lad - just what he needs. IMHO a very talented player who, God willing, we'll be able to hold onto.

Did you do philosophy at uni? What paradox is this?:smt082

18 goals so far this season, so maybe.... (in the U9s) :smt048

18 goals so far this season, so maybe.... (in the U9s) :smt048

It's a moot point. But look at McLaggon - out for the season now with an injury that supposedly only really happens to 30+ weekend athletes - commonly occurs when training or activity is stepped up too far too fast.

It's a moot point. But look at McLaggon - out for the season now with an injury that supposedly only really happens to 30+ weekend athletes - commonly occurs when training or activity is stepped up too far too fast.

And to crown off the feelgood factor for this evening - I went outside to call the nipper in for tea and found him re-enacting the goals from yesterday, commentating all the way. "A cross from Gillett," kicks the ball to the right and runs forward to it, a couple of keepy-ups, "and chested down by Lallana," back he goes a few yards, "and a beautiful half-volley from Saga!" Thundering (but left-footed) strike into the turning space in front of his granddad's house. Brilliant. I hope they know they are capable of inspiring this kind of childhood fun, and respect their responsibilities to one small boy.

And Gazza, of course

B*st*rd injury. Just looked it up and one of the causes is "Abrupt changes in training, intensity, or activity level." So much for bringing on the youngsters! Wishing him a relatively speedy recovery - hopefully soon enough to be in full training over the summer.