Dark Munster

McClaren wowed the FA in his interview for the England job, I heard. Brilliant Powerpoint presentations, apparently.

Not that it really matters, but why aren't fewer wickets lost used as a tie-breaker? They used to do that in one-day matches (not sure if they still do in domestic matches).

He has.

Did you see post 333, or are you ignoring it?

They're texting each other.

Second highest PL win-percentage of a Saint's manager, behind Koeman. Eat your heart out Dalek.

As long as his name isn't Chris.

Whether or not RK went to Everton for the money, if he was willing to see out the final year of his contract, but Reed wouldn't let him, then I don't see what he did wrong. Of course, he could be not giving us the whole story. As they say, there are two sides to every story. So far, it seems Saints' side is coming from Jack Schitt.

Left field?

How's our friend Lovren doing this evening?

It seems you have a splendid daughter.

Unfortunately a three way tie wouldn't be so much fun, since the third placed team would probably qualify anyway.

Thursday 16th June, exactly 2 years after signing for us. Waiting for loyalty bonus and then pissing off?

It wouldn't surprise me if Les Reed knows Jack Schitt.

Good call. Fuçkov's last minute equaliser did feel like a winner for them.

June 16. Mark your calendar. Assuming he won't be on gardening leave for a year.

I know Jack Schmidt.

Indeed. Blue in the Woods. "Money is the issue in the Championship but that could be solved with an even distribution of funds for all teams. Parachute payments reward failure and should be scrapped."

He has only one syllable, but surely he can be made into a chant or two somehow: http://tinyurl.com/oz8tajz

Steve McClaren has been mentioned?

His hair is very flamboyant.

Exactly. Compare Brenda's record at Liverpool with and without Suarez. I'm definitely not sold on AVB.

I want us to copy whatever Leicester did last season.

This thread looks like it won't die any time soon.

This gets my vote. One thing I look for is how much actually goes to help those in need, and they claim "89 pence in every £1 of total expenditure was spent on direct costs towards improving the lives of people with dementia (2014: 89 pence in the pound)." Sounds good if true. https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/site/scripts/documents_info.php?documentID=3104&categoryID=200129&pageNumber=11