Badger

... he was bristling with anger when he woke up eventually

Thieving scousers will nick anything ...

In my first few yewars of watching Saints two players who always got stick from the Dell crowd and clearly had not been forgiven for something in the past were: Mike Summerbee of Man City Rodney Marsh Never discovered what crimes they had committed. Summerbee probably for dishing it out but not taking it back, Marsh for just being a 'blonde tart' with highlights in his hair (which real blokes didn't do in those days).

Adrian Heath John Bailey Anyone wearing that Blue Hafnia shirt ... Roy Keane Must be others.

1. Ivan Golac 2. Bit of a trick question as the first black player I think was Alf Charles, a GK in the 1920's or 30's (no doubt one of our historians will confirm). Of more modern times, 1970's onwards I think it was Osher Williams or Tony Sealey (a season or two before Danny Wallace, Reuben Agboola, and Chicken George). 3. No idea...

You shouldn't have too much difficulty keeping her quiet. She's been dead since 1979. (In future at least check they've got a pulse).

Diarrhoea

Never in doubt.

Has he been sidelined much at Spurs ?

I think Alderweirald is marginally the better defender, but VVD the better player who offers more in terms of skill, passing, and as a goalscoring threat (although TA has also pooped up with a few for Spurs). VVD has the grater potential though.* *not sure he'll be with us at that time though.

furrows

How often do ww win with "goals to spare", especially away from home? Okay Sundrland & Villa at home last season were pretty exceptional but thoses games aside our tendency is 45 minutes domination, possibly a single goal to show for it, before retreating to regret missed opportunities. I'm hoping that Charlie Austin changes that of course.

A rusty sherriffs badge that is..

I expect he'll be on Klopp's exit list at the end of the season.

Enjoyed that.... tough sh!t Nivea man.

jugs

Perhaps Wenger ought to look at the training/recovery regimes in place there but thats his problem. Didn't we once have an injury prevention specialist on the books who p!ssed of to Man Utd ? Was he ever replaced ?

kronenbourg

cert

Don't know the full story having only heard the headline news on the radio yesterday, but it strike me that possibly the BBC want to be seen to have taken some action - albeit too little, and forty years too late.

After he left us though presumably ?

Boris now throws his support to the leave campaign. This has now taken on an intersting twist to liven up the next few months.

I would not want us to lose te Leicester game. If at the end of the season though a defeat at Leicester deprived spurs of the title then it would - in hindsight- be a lot more palatable. Shall we drop points at Bournemouth as well while we're at it to help them stay up ?

Of course it will, but I expect Cameron will still be full of what a good deal he negotiated...

Bear