Lets B Avenue

But as they are showing Liverpool v Watford at the same time, that is not the case.

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/20160819-hull-city-southampton-kick-off-premier-league-3258093.aspx

I believe its what numerous idiots on here call "showing ambition".

This isn't a thread about Saints and the transfer window! (Although a certain numpty might start blathering on about "net spend" pretty soon.

Well that's odd? Every time you posted last year, was to say how shyte we were.

I watched Friday night's game on Sky Sports 1, but it transpired that it had been taken over by MUTV. They will probably do the same to our You-Tube channel.

What did his Doctor say about all that?

Appear to have signed David Wainwright (Slow left-arm, formerly of Yorkshire and Derbyshire) as a replacement for Dawson.

Bottom of the league Exeter are winning away. Level on points with The Blue Few Goals.

Sam Gallagher starting for Blackburn v Burton. Not at centre-half, despite their own goal specialist being suspended. 1-0 Blackburn

Not really relevant. It was from a free kick next to the corner flag.

We can all hope that Barry Roche continues his marvellous scoring record against the Fish Feckers. He's the goalie.

294 all out. Brad Wheal 6/51.

Another blinder. This time by jimmy Adams off Crane. 259-6 at tea. 35 overs left.

Brad Wheal has just taken 2 in 2. Patel out first ball, brilliantly caught by McManus. 245-5.

Agreed. Just check out the 2 threads this one has started in the last month or so.

Since when has The Daily Record been the all knowing one? Still it may know more than Twitter or the "man down the pub".

Think again.

Bound to lose?

Yeah. Why didn't we give the job to Stephen Fry or Peter Kay?

2006.

He's not a Professor for nothing. But then again, he probably is.

One thing about Art is that he doesn't have B O.

To be fair (and I hate myself for this but they are losing 3-2) the away end is not in that photo.

Clarke joined Leicester in the summer of 1968, after Fulham had been relegated. He went on to play for Leicester in the 1969 FA Cup final against Man City and then went to Leeds. Chivers was regarded as a British transfer record at the time, with or without "The King of Wonderland".