for_heaven's_Saint

Morgan will be pleased!

Yep, 15th September. We must be due one soon.

When was our last 0-0?

Ok ok ok. I'll speak to mr Kreuger and see if he doesn't mind if you sort out the guest list for the next game.

I understand your point. I'm a season ticket holder too. But I know if I didn't have one, I'd be pretty ****ed off if I couldn't get a ticket because you wanted to get one for your mate.

Some do. Doesn't say that when you buy a ST though does it?

No I didn't forget him. He has his seat for the game and priority for cup and away games. Unless you plan on sitting in both seats, it's not your prerogative to decide who sits in the other seats, as admirable as your generosity is.

I vote we invite our Polish friends to liven up the Northam, lead by Boruc. [video=youtube_share;vFgMd0TkRIQ]

Customer A: has been to 4/5/6 games this season, buying tickets against an existing customer number. Customer B: has not bought any games against a separate customer number, has a mate with a season ticket who he asks to get him a ticket. There's no scenario where customer B should have priority. The only (hypothetical) person I empathise with is: Customer C: has been to a few games this season by asking his mate with a season ticket to get them against his number because it's easier. Now can't get a ticket because he didn't get it himself.

Yes we do?

Yes but the benefit you're asking for isn't for the person who's paid hundreds of pounds (you) it's for another person. I agree that someone who has paid a lot should have these perks and therefore someone who has been to say 4 games (paid circa £160) deserves priority over the person you want to get a ticket for, who may not have been to any.

Definitely never heard it home or away. I think we should do more to get the polish contingent to St Mary's! They'd make the atmosphere better.

You have a priority ticket to home games. It's called your season ticket seat.

And he's exactly right.

Indeed. When I opened the thread I half expected to see he'd been arrested for match fixing!

Is there anyone with any pace who has been in and around the first team from the academy?

Didn't see city's equaliser last night then?

Cheers guys, more or less what I thought.

Hi, looking for some advice from out forum experts please! My partner rents a privately owned flat in London with 2 others. They're just about to sign another year tenancy contract. In September, I'm hoping to move up to London. To make things easier when I move, I'd like to move in with her, at least while I settle into a new job. My 2 questions are: 1. Do we have to declare that I am living there. (They're all double rooms so presumably designed for partners and is a big flat that could house a large family). 2. If we do declare I am there, is there a law to prevent the landlord raising the rent? I'd obviously pay council tax. The current rent is a fix amount that the 3 tenants split between them. Thanks in advance.

Yes lots of experienced teachers looking to get out. I'm coming in as my first real career, and I'm not convinced I will do it long-term. Kind of worried that I'm putting all my eggs in one basket at times, not sure how easy it is to move from teaching to other decent jobs...

That depends a lot on the school's policy. Some schools now demand in-depth marking for every child, every lesson, every day.

Yeah that doesn't surprise me. I'm thinking of perhaps doing it abroad when I'm qualified.

Currently on my training year to teach Primary. It's enjoyable (most of the time) but bloody hard work. Couple of people on the course have managed to keep working in retail at the weekends, but I know there's no way I could have done that. I'm on the School Direct program so I'm in school 4 days a week, every week.

£5 cheaper than last year I think.

Perfect game to soak up the pressure and counter attack. Unfortunately without Jrod we have very little pace to do so. I'd play Clyne at RB to at least give us some pace there.