Badger

The original monkey head (or heeed...as it was whilst at Sunderland).

As predicted on Sunday. Shame as I 've always had a soft spoy for Plymouth.

answer

Looks like we can also strike Scott Donnelly of Aldershot off of our list: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/s/swansea_city/8754546.stm I remember someone posting that they'd heard he was definitely joining us.

sweets

True. http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/Home/ Good move for him,and good luck to him.

Did he play for Oxford in the 1970's ? Or this one:

out

native

aw !

pensioner

I think it was last set at £20 two seasons ago,admittedly we were in the CCC but still not particularly attractive to watch.I anticipate likely costs now at £25/30 for membership.

Dresden

I've read that the original 'monkey - heid',Peter Reid is possibly their new manager so no doubt realisation of that scouse tw^t taking charge will reign in some of their expectations. What's the "history" with Bournemouth then ?

odour

I am perfectly happy with the return of a membership scheme as I expect many others are. Season tickets for three of us would not be a good option living some distance from Southampton so the membership scheme is ideal.

And his p!ss poor performance against the Yanks ? Is that two 'exceptions' in a week ?

or his cousin for that matter

desert

Watching last night and just seeing the expressions of those on the sidelines I even wondered if we would not be better off if Crappello was told to f^ck off now and allow Beckham to take on the last game.'Siege mentality' and all that. Longer term I doubt Beckham would want such a role,but it would come as no surprise to me if someone else is in charge for Euro 2012 qualifications.

If you saw last nights evidence then that title has clearly passed to Rooney,closely followed by Lumplard and Cole.

Mick Channon. Big Ron.

Peeping

World Cup thread to close by 5pm next Wednesday ?

Arthur