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Who cares. There will be 16 guys wearing red and white stripes, that's what supporting your team is all about. The badge on the front is more important than the name on the back.

Half of our fan base are pampered kids who've had their pocket money docked. Look at last seasons earning per seat per game £13.69 or something like that. The fan base turns up, the part timers,freebies and kids for a quid don't.

Maybe we've sold him, never know with us do you.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7762492.stm 9.5/10 Apocalypse costs you a gold star.

Another f*ckpig result. When will we ever learn. If the bloke who invented football had decided that the game period would be 2 equal halves of 43 minutes we'd be megarich and would have won the Champions League at least 5 times by now.

Want to explain that to me in terms a mad scientist can understand?. Rocket Science, that I understand (fortunately for some) David Icke?... a little less.

I used to love them pies, when ah was a kid it was a real treat fter being dragged round the shops of a Saturday. Got to eat them on the bus home, gravy dripping everywhere,on the clothes, on the bus seats,beurrk, bet there's a law against that nowadays. Remember the old signs on the buses? No spitting or smoking on the bottom deck.Don't know if that meant you could spit on the top deck though.

Ref will allow them a dodgy goal even if they aren't on the pitch.

Has Plested's closed down then? End of the world is nigh.

What are Sheffield Wednesday not turning up or something then? Can't see what "inside information" could lead to us winning 4-1, other than the others not turning up of course.

Anyway at the end of the day the US is getting what it is determined to have by hook or by crook ,cheap oil and a spanner in the works of all emerging economies. The crisis will eventually hit the Chinese, they are now getting used to relative luxury and won't like it up 'em. It may even cause vast civil unrest, two birds with one stone, the "oil providers" and the Chinese getting their come uppance in one fell swoop,some might say it's all carefully engineered and the governments are just playing along with their part of the script..

Amazing stats for a 19 year old who most fans don't even rate above boy wonder isn't it. Never mind they won't miss him when he's gone, they'll get to keep Lallana and Surman instead and all will be hunky dory, or will it?.From what I hear Morgan is worth more than Lallana,Surman,Skacel,Rasiak and Saga all rolled into one.

It's nothing to do with national debt BTF, the government can float as much money as it likes. When it gets out of hand the currency falls . As long as a country can pay it's overseas bills national debt is a virtual concept. When personal debt gets out of hand (real people can't pay the real money that they owe), the system crashes, that's what's happening now.

In fact Britain is a service industry nation. No manufacturing, no agriculture,very few public servants who are unsackable come what may (compared to 5 million in France, plus hospital workers, old folks home workers, town council workers etc,all unsackable in theory,don't even contribute to unemployment system so great is their job security). The unacceptable face of capitalism has been ripping the heart out of Britain these last 20 years, the Labour governmet let them do it. Banks lent money to anyone who asked nicely, to buy a cadrboard box for 200K+, then they lent them even more to go on holiday,have private health treatment and whatever. Britain has been living above it's means for 2 decades, now you are going to pay for it. When the banks don't lend against ever spiralling property values the economy is basically f*cked.

National debt is only a virtual reality in France.It's nothing to do with personal debt which is relatively low. Everybody has what they need(not that they don't want more of course). Health care is good and open to everybody (more or less) there aren't queues for light years at hospitals,most people have somewhere to live (except those who are nutters and cant stand being within a million miles of anyone else). The biggest problem in France today is immigration,the worse it gets the more money the government throws at it,which makes it worse because everybody wants to immigrate

Nah it's not just that. The government are printing money at a rate that defies belief. The UK is bankrupt that's what it's about. Contrary to Stanley's opinion the IMF says the UK will be the hardest hit of all because of the astronomical debt of every Brit (whether they owe money or not, if they don't other owe their share) As you all know I live in France, we owe nothing at all, even if we wanted to borrow mega millions it's just not possible. The law says your repayments must be limited to 30% of you net income, this can be stretched to 35 or 38% in special cases but they are special. If you earn 2000 euros a month net,your total repayments are limited to 600 euros. There's no way round it (in theory) you have to hand over your last 3 pay slips when you apply.They check on your other debts as well. France will not be hard hit, people will loose jobs yes, but there will be very few house repossesions because of the way unemployment insurance works (57% of your average salary for up to 5 years).

You'd be as well to take bottle tops Stan old man, Sterling is a joke south of Dover.Just shove your bank card in any old cash distributor, at least you get the day's bank to bank rate (plus a minimal charge)

If they did tickets on a sob story rather than cash basis we'd have a capacity crowd every home game.

Except the £ is very much weaker. £500K was worth about 700K euros in the summer, now it's about 580K euros.

Don't think that's factually correct actually. There are some 4 year contracts involved, Rasiak I think, Saga was on 3 years from 2 years ago.

ie the equivalent of an extra 14800 home crowd at the average ticket price of £18 (which is far higher than last seasons average seat price of £13.57) Now you see why Lowe can stick two fingers up at the stayaways That money will probably fund our wage bill for a week.

who did they have? Could be someone they used to have, the payments also go back to clubs who had players in national sides 2 years ago. Pity England didn't qualify, we'd have got money for Walcott as well, even Crouch perhaps.

Anyway he says he's going nowhere, gotta believe the guy haven't you.

Seen Longshot down at the pub of late, Stan? What's he(she) saying nowadays.