benjii

Pair of ****s.

Not really - there are plenty of clueless mongs with degrees. Some of your postings on here suggest to me you have quite a limited understanding of the nature of science in general.

Why do people always moan about negativity? If people are negative then fine, laugh at them/argue them down/understand it's a reflection of how **** Saints, are but to moan about someone you don't know holding "negative" views on a message forum makes you look like a bit of a window-licker.

I am organising a march to and away from the gig. Look out for F4seb0ok Group11!! soon.

Yes he did. (let's leave it there).

Thump a whore. (don't really)

TBF McGoldrick played a lot better than Saga yesterday.

Andy Goode and Paul Sackey were in Cardiff Oceana last night (and I suspect some of the others were too). I cannot confirm if either of them had pizza or KFC but I had some chips. I can confirm that no one started on them for being out after losing. Fact.

Hoping to witness my second Saints win of the season...... but prepared to just have a bit of a laugh and a beer or two.

You have to put it in perspective though - that will buy you a house in Pontypool.

Perhaps a full time CEO might be a step in the right direction too?!

Yes Correct. Correct. Correct. Correct. Dinlo.

Di Stefano is ****ing ancient. Some of you lot need to get some perspective.

Korma have a go if you think you're hard enough.

It's unfair to pillaury the players like this.

I heard that Steve Morgan was looking to buy an oil rig and a yacht so I actually think this has some mileage.

What?

Worst speculative punt ever!

Generally, I do agree. Was playing devil's advocate to a certain extent.

Can you supply the stats for how often this atmosphere was the decidiing factor in the team winning please? That ought to settle the argument. Cheers.

It is only justifiable to blame the fans if you think all fans are brainless morons incapable of rational decision making. With that in mind, you may, dear reader, gain some insight into the mindset of those that persist with this manifestly ludicrous and absurd theory.

When they were once again on the gravy train of the same company, which happens to be in serious finanical difficulty, and in which they were signifcant shareholders. I'm sure you're aware that companies turn to their shareholders for funding? It would, as I said above, at the very least be a public show of commitment and faith in their own ability if they offered an unsecured loan on a real-terms interest-free basis.

In the year ended 30th June 2008 £600,000 was paid out for "Compensation for loss of office" with respect to directors. That year saw the departure of Hone, Hoos, Dulieu, Oldknow... etc. in addition to Crouch. Who got what is unknown (in the same way that Lowe and Cowen's share of the £563k is unknown).

hth

No conspiracy, just trumped-up incompetent egomaniacs out of their depth IMO.