BlakeySFC

Were they? Didn't realise J-Rod and Morgan went to Spurs...

Hahahaha everyone going into Meltdown on here already Sent from my C6903 using Tapatalk

I hope they stay up.

I haven't been to a game since United at Home in 2013/14, my old seat used to be Block 9, Row J.

Last season we started with a loss (Liverpool A) and a draw (WBA H) and we finsihed 7th, let's not get hysterical yet guys, eh?

Emu in Australia probably, not very exciting. Stalin or Lenin?

What a f@cking chuffster.

Always gives 100%, he just needs a few games to get upto speed, keep the faith #

50/50 scarves are for babies.

I believe we can only draw an unseeded team (column on the right): Personal picks out of that list would be: Odd, HJK Helsinki, Molde, Brondby or FC Thun.

We can't draw a seeded team can we?

Still better than the boring Yellow and Blue sh!te.

Sky Sports is a must-have for me for the F1 unfortunately, otherwise I'd be tempted to bin it as well. Signed up BT Infinity a few weeks ago and still aren't getting Fibre speeds (only 10mbps tops) so not exactly got a positive first impression from BT.

Literally means nothing, what may be fact is that Jose has got a new Agent, for what reason we do not know, and The Sun are purely speculating that he wants an improved deal at the club (which isn't that far fetched) but suggesting he wants a move requires a whole heap of imagination from the simple fact that he may of got a new Agent.

Was good on BT Sports 1 HD.

I looked into getting BT Sport for Sky and it was £24 a month, as others have said above, absolutely no way in hell I'm paying that. £24 is extortionate, and absolutely no way I'm using some Malware-ridden streaming site either, words cannot describe how much I detest watching anything on a streaming site, I'd rather not watch it if it's not on TV than watch it on a stream, only in extreme circumstances will I put a stream on. Been putting up with 2mbps broadband connection for what seems like an eternity, have finally snapped and ordered Unlimited BT Infinity a couple of weeks ago with the BT Sport HD pack, hate the thought of giving skate c@nts like Ian Darke and David James money towards their salary, but I've just got to be able to watch the Champions League, it's the pinnacle of World Football for me. Cancelling my current broadband contract and my second BT line which should save £43 odd

F**k it, I've been persuaded to come over to Sarnia's point of view. I say arm everybody! Church goers, teachers, librarians, Mormon's, the Amish, ANYONE that wants one in the US! Hell, why not give school kids guns so they can learn to protect themselves? What better way to combat gun violence than with more guns!

This is a great post.

Is that true, Scooby?

This is almost too cringeworthy to read, keep chugging the Tory kool-aid and burying your head in the sand. That's problem in this country, no one gives a flying f_uck about people poorer than themselves, they watch programs like Benefit Britain and the ilk, read the Daily Mail and the Tory propaganda spouting Murdoch papers/news channels and decide that all poor people just need to buck up their ideas and find a better job then they'd be alright, it is laughable it really is, and just incredibly naive. The fantastic 'trickle-down effect' which keeps the rich, rich and the poor, poor. Hilarious, nothing but a Tory/capitalist fantasy I'm afraid. I don't think a Corbyn-led Labour party will get them anywhere either, and I'm not a Labour supporter, but it would be nice to see them going back to their left-wing principals and showing the UK people there is a different way of doing things than this right-wing capitalist fantasy people bang on about, it won't get them anywhere but at least it might broaden the minds of a few million people that think capitalism is the only way forward.

Didn't Saints stream this on YouTube, why was everyone watching this on dodgy streams instead?!

I reckon Jose should be on there too.

Labour going back to the left can only be a good thing, the Blairism of the late 90s and early 00s just has to end, the party needs a new direction that meaningfully differentiates them from the Tories and Jeremy Corbyn could be a great person to lead them in this direction, but I don't know an awful lot about him to be truly honest. IF they can truly get back to being a left-wing socialist party for working class people first and foremost, and IF Jeremy Corbyn has the same down-to-earth persona as someone like Farage (as much as I hate the c*nt) then they may get somewhere.

I think Sarnia is actually Eric Cartman from South Park.

Top 4: 1. United 2. Chelsea 3. Arsenal 4. City 10. SAINTS Relegated: Leicester, Watford, Sunderland