John B

Somerset 36 - 4 Kieswetter out First Ball

Nothing to do with the People back in 1885 then who chose the original strip It is the 125 Anniversary Season so the Shirt chosen was not a big surprise I would have thought

Yes well done

No not him I think in Burley's time

Just think it strange that Reading sign him for another year and then loan him out

Who was that other Hungarian we had on trial I think he went to Bristol City?

He left suddenly if I remember

Yes an Hungarian CB

I can see that I meant it was Bollix that Antonio was going to Charlton

Or it could all be Bollix

An even better service than we get now

How much are they?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket/counties/middlesex/8735989.stm Still Wish he was at Hampshire

Because he is not right footed obviously he can play the odd game there He is as Left Footed as Sydenham was or still is probably Who was the last regular RB who was left footed

Just PM your email address and I will send lists

http://www.hfsg.co.uk/ Must be terrible having a relative who went to a Football Match and never returned

Years ago there was only a need to change shirts if there was a clash Saints often played away in their stripes

My Dad used to use traps very effective http://www.trapman.co.uk/mole-trap-catching-hints.htm

Why not Red and White Stripes? Only Brentford Play in them

Totally agree most Saints Fans I meet and talk too are quite reasonable

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/liverpool/8733645.stm He may well be able to afford it but I think it is very good gesture from a top manager and I wish him success in Italy

It looks pretty good but I really would have liked something with Red and White Stripes but I expect I will get used to it

Prutton worked with Poyet at Leeds

If you want the club to listen to fans concerns you need an organisation like the Trust if you are happy to let the club do whatever it wants then say so. The Trust may not represent the fanbase but it consists of Saints fans who want the club to be fair and succeed