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RAF Finningley sounds somehow more appropriate.

My own opinion for what it's worth (not much I know) is that if he wants to join in the banter then let him buy a season ticket and sit in the stands with the rest of the punters. If he wants to be chairman he needs to keep his gob shut.

Apparently she can do a half decent job at left midfield

But everyone (with an interweb connection) can access R4 live broadcast even overseas. I'll be making sure to tune in.

Try reverse. I remember waay back, I used to commute from Tring station into London. There's a long incline up from the car park. The Cavaliers used to go up facing forwards, and the Sierras used to go up in reverse when the grip was iffy.

Good fun watching Sky trying to pretend that we're interested in a bunch of blokes riding round on their bikes.

The only criterion on this thread is to have two legs.

Leukemia. There is (or was) a ward or wing named after him at the Royal South Hants. My dear old mum was treated there for leukemia as well before she succumbed.

I wondered where all the 7 foot tall 8-year-olds had gone to.

I personally wouldn't have any of those. For a small car on a budget I would look at Ford/Nissan/Toyota/VW. I currently drive a 2007 Polo. I do about 15,000km a year, and have it serviced once a year. Now done 115,000 km, and only ever had replacement consumables at service. I had the timing belts done at 90k, and earlier this year I had to put a new bulb in one of the rear indicators. Without a doubt the most reliable car I have ever had, and the boot is bigger than my wife's X-Type.

Is it taxed and MOT'd?

Sad sad news. Rest in peace Ron.

Can I just make it absolutely crystal clear that I have never seen Kelvin in a supermarket, or any other kind of shop for that matter. Not ever. Never. No sirree, not me.

I was just browsing over a sandwich at lunchtime, and came across this in the Sky Sports page on Wikipedia: I know anybody can edit Wikipedia, but it did make me smile.

Can we have MONSTER instead? That would look quite nice on the shirt.

So if we sign a superstar on a five-year contract for £50m and £3m a year wages, is that £53m or £13m out of next year's £91m budget?

I'm not sure how the commercial aspect works. When I first arrived in Africa we were half way through our long stint in the PL, and there were a lot of Saints replica shirts being worn. You could buy them at all the flea markets beside the Manure, Arsenal and Real Madrid shirts. Right next door to the bloke selling Rolex watches. I guess you could argue that it creates demand for more TV appearances, which is where the real money is, but in very many parts of the world every PL match is live anyway on the premium pay channels. Maybe it's just about ego.

Have we ever bought and then sold a player for less than we paid since ML bought the club? Just curious.

Nope, Whittingham shops in Lllllllldddddllllll

If you remove all the teams that finished 13th or higher from the final table, then we won the league.

Cross off all those with greedy agents that Cortese won't touch with a bargepole, and you're left with about 10.

Good luck to DC, he did a good job for us when we needed it. But I doubt he'll find life comfortable on L2 pitches in the middle of winter against L2 cloggers.

It's the return flights twice a month from Southampton to Munich that's the killer.