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yeah and from what i can see there are no premier league games on at the same time so you shouldn't have problems getting a pub to show it, problem is instead of a mass boycott which would draw attentio to the fans disgust at ticket prices we will instead have about 500 fans there and it will just look like we have a shlt following.

He's right though, how can anyone find any of this b0llocks funny? it is a f*cking farce that has shown up our legal system to be useless, i haven't once laughed at the skates demise, because so far they haven't been punished you just get morons on here talking about bl00dy toasters while the skates carry on picking points (except our nearest rivals that is , just us of course as we couldn't beat them. Get them down to lower than we've been , bottom of league one on minus 10 and then and only then will there start being some justice, nothing to laugh about though.

Overall I thought it was a very disappointing night last night, terrible small crowd, on a cold night, with overpriced tickets, poor performance for much of the game, Guly and Lee did not click at all as a forward pair, Guly didn’t run, Lee didn’t stop running but in my opinion a lot of it was headless chicken rather than intelligent movement, the full backs were dreadful, Harding made interceptions a couple of times when we could have hit them on the brake but he just leathered it off the pitch, he was beaten far far too easily for their 2nd goal, Bart looked very shaky with terrible kicking. The crowd not only was small but also very poor, surrounded by moaners in the kingsland who only made a noise when criticising the players but not getting behind the team, the Northam singing “I’m forever blowing bubbles” FFS that has to be most cringeworthy song for ages. Fair play to Millwall, they did the job well and were also without their strongest team missing top scorer Henderson. Let’s hope for better on Saturday for Burnley, get back to full strength team and an early goal is what we need, hopefully for Sharp to get him started. I think we’ll be waiting a while for a Lee goal to be honest.

fantastic scenes, and in a way makes me sad to think we'll probably never see a day like that again, the way the FA Cup has been devalued , would be great to win tonight and go all the way to Wembley again

I'm probably a combination of all three

is your surname Allardyce ?

fair play, there are a few away trips over that period as well - word of warning, Reading at home will be moved as it it same day as FA Cup semi finals so we will be at Wembley that day

remember if we beat Millwall we could then have a replay with Bolton or even get through and have a FA Cup 1/4 final in March as well just to add to the cost, imagine having someone like Sunderland away the week after Leeds, might as well take out a bank loan

good to see you back mate, you going tomorrow? i can give you west ham ticket then which would be a double bonus as you could wave it at the millwall fans while signing i'm forever blowing bubbles?

they do not govern in the sense of making decisions that effect your every day lives - democracy is their for the government and look at the useless t0ssers who have been elected that way over the years.

An integral part of being British , GSTQ

I can't beleive this one hasn't sold out already, i am sure it will before the match though , a win on saturday v Burnley and we'll go into it still being top v 2nd and we haven't played at Upton Park for years now so would have thought that will attract a few.

i would personally love it if there was a mass boycott of the game by saints fans in protest of this, i understand for a Leeds fan at work many home fans won't be attending this game in protest at the way Bates runs the club, disgusting prices that i would refuse to play, don't really enjoy going to Elland Road anyway. i will be watching on tv for free.

sounds like they are still available so no one can complain about not getting a ticket for this one, on general sale as advertised, should be a cracking atmosphere there for a night game if we have just under 3k fans. for those asking i would recommend train, not bad waterloo to west ham on jubilee line then onto upton park on district, yes there is a bit of a queue for the tube after the game but not as bad as the traffic trying to get to east london on a tuesday evening.

I thought the support looked and sounded excellent, well done to everyone who was there, definitely the sort of game / trip that will be talked about for years.

special mention for all the chaps who made the effort to travel up there today , sounded loud on the tv with some good slow renditions of OWTS and all standing, good numbers as well.

i was there that night and the crowd must have been 50% saints fans there for no other reason than to get behind Le Tiss in the matty for England campaign, everyone was convinced after that he would be going to France 98 world cup, but he still didn't get picked justifying Chris Sutton's decision not to play.

yes mate, someone checked during the week and you can pay on the day.

http://www.bcfc.com/page/News/NewsDetail/0,,10412~2598781,00.html Birmingham City say take care in the snow!

i think this is a very important point and should be given some consideration. Saints fans had to pay for match and coach ticket to skates away game, but we obviously paid Southampton Football Club who in turn would have paid the coach company and Portsmouth football club. For the fixture at st marys who is going to check what Pompey do with the money? will the bus company be happy supplying without upfront payment? and what will saints do to ensure we get paid?

I love the days when they would just clear the snow around the lines and play with an orange ball, last time i thnk we used one of those was Liverpool home 93/94 season when Le Tiss got a hat trick Alan Ball first game in charge.

i was there for the game v Newcastle that was called off due to snow, same weekend we were supposed to be at Walsall, the snow was very heavy covered the car park and the surrounding streets, was only called off a couple of hours before kick off, anything like that again and it will be the same. i reckon it will be ok though.

the club are rubbish at this sort of thing though, my pal at work has boys in a club near you and they wanted to do a football day to educate the lads, decided on st marys tour to see changing rooms etc, but according to them was quite difficult to arrange for a big group

Branfoot season 91-92 - league form was poor, but can't complain abou the Cup - ZDS final and the FA Cup 1/4 finals losing in a replay to Norwich. Can't beat Chris Nicholl 1989-90 season. 90-91 was poor though.

are tickets for this game even on sale yet? that might be why, although i don't think the club are that good at engaging with this type of request, i know a mate of mine had some trouble arranging a stadium tour for his boys team (not all of whom were saints fans) but an excellent opportunity to get the kids interested.