Mole

Do season ticket holders that don't attend still get counted for the official attendance? *Ticket Office* can you please answer this when you read the thread?

I enjoy going football and meeting new people, both Saints and aways clubs fans. Places like Cardiff are **** away days because hooligans have made them **** away days. Places like Norwich are good away days as you drink in all the pubs and mix with away fans.

All of which i'd bring back.

During the 50's supporting both Saints and Pompey was the norm. The abolition of national service probably played a big part in the phenomenom of hooliganism.

Wrong - The real leeches in the whole sorry drama are Lowe and his cronies.

Words of comfort for Jan: You're not as sh1t as Burley.

Don't walk away from a cashpoint leaving "Do you require another service?" on the screen.

The Protestant/Catholic "thing" (for want of a better word) is nothing now compared to how it used to be. It's all just posturing in the main. Ironically 9/11 was probably the best thing that coould have happened for the UK of GB & NI because in a matter of minutes the IRA's revenue stream dried up - supporting terrorists became unfashionable in the USA.

Is there a club Frank Worthington didn't play for?

It's funny how political correctness doesn't apply to: The Mobo awards. The Black Police Officers Federation. Employers Positively descriminating when employing new staff.

Football fans? You are joking right? They are just juvenile delinquents who have moved on from hanging around shopping precincts intimidating pensioners.

Tommac always used to like getting digs in at Salz...

Tommac?

I think you're a skate Kind Regards Stanley

It's the most likely scenario.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/2008/10/03/audio-hear-joe-kinnear-s-full-unbleeped-uncensored-rant-at-mirror-man-simon-bird-115875-20770121/

Forest are picking up points now so i'm not so sure there are three teams worse than us. We play them at the City Ground on the last day and if it's a relegation decider i think we'll be a League 1 club next season.

Has anyone else noticed this?

Just going on Lowes past form.

I apologise if i come accross as being happy that Lowe's experiment is panning out how i thought it would. That said short term failure is what we need to bring about regime change so every cloud has a silver lining.

I do like Billy Davies, but he couldn't work under Lowe. There would be a clash of Egos.

Forget coaching ability, you employ coaches for that. A good manager is one who inspires and is respected and who players want to play well for.

Chris Marsden would be my choice. Since the day he left Saints we've gone down hill so therefore he could be the man to reverse the decline.

or maybe the right man with the wrong chairman...

I think you'll find i predicted we'd be sh1te this season before a ball was kicked whilst you were sitting in the happy clappy tree.