Eastcowzer

I have had a Sky box for more than a few years and when it started acting up just recently Sky changed it 'free' of charge for a 'Sky plus' box. I still have the old Sky box. Obviously Sky cant be bothered to repair it. But there was a rub to this story as the ability to receive the sky plus signal required an upgrade in the monthlies to , currently, £62 though that is pretty much all in though no ESPN or the 'wonderful', musings of Sir Alex, thanks be to God.

no. Levis

Not thinking of the Iranian comedian are you. ?

Check the profile of Tadanari Lee I notice that he stands all of 5 foot 12 inches tall

At least the I.o.W with its 110,000 voters, (Britains largest constituency by numbers),will be able to be served by just one MP, who currently, seems quite happy to do so.

Hear,hear.! Its rubbish if you don't have a sight problem either. Not looking forward to using the site to buy cup tickets. The game will be over before a good connection is made. Bring back the old site, pronto.

Remember the game and remember the score,(3-!) but dont remember ManU wearing black in the second half. My recollection is that they, ManU, re-appeared wearing blue & white quartered shirts with white shorts, a la Bristol Rovers, but agree it did'nt improve their score.

.... or vyza vorsah

Write to Liverpool and buy one from them after all Saints seem to have bought L'pool's old stock as a job lot. You'll probably get a thin paint brush to change the yellow pin stripes to white, for free. The strip is b----y awful. Bring back the Rank/Xerox or Air Florida style ASP.

The answer being in the negative it remains the fact that the three Lions are being led by a donkey'.(Name that 'Team member' in one)

Why not try Matt

The new fixture lists are due out next week, (Monday 20th June), what are the chances that the 'S s will have to forego them.

From today's Daily Telegraph: 'another conternder for the position of Manger of Swansea City is the well thought of Michael Appleton, the Portsmouth manager'. You know, the one that got them relegated Now that should help the situation no end ,especially on the financial side

Penalties are a joke. especially in the play-offs, and European games are no exception, either, After normal time and extra-time, the play continues to a 'sudden death' finish with no interval. Penalties are a joke and rely entirely on the luck of the goalkeeper choosing the right direction, as no player in the Champions League, or any other for that matter, should miss from the penalty spot, even Inigo Idiakez.

Roll-on August 12th Closing ceremony, - the day the circus leaves town

The real Red October was actually a destroyer,

Morning, Doc, If my memory holds together I believe that the Itchen wing blocks were £560 in the 2005 season mind , that was for the long-forgotten Early Bird (i.e. by the club), days.

In case I've missed it elsewhere, Saints v Coventry will be live on BBc 1 at 12:30 on Saturday. Presumably that means WHU will be on Sky All Championship games will kick-off at 12:30

If memory serve, when SMS was built the design allowed for reconstruction to a capacity of 52,000 souls. This included the rebuilding of the Chapel, Kingsland and Northam Stands, although the Itchen Stand would have to remain 'as is', for now. Perhaps a new design would allow for expanding the Itchen and bring poor old Ted in out of the rain

From the response of many on this thread, we appear, nay, are, to be supported by complete idiots. 'Who cares' they cry. Well the Football League may well do, when they read a possible mention in the Referee's Report, (be he good, bad, or, as was the case, incompetent), - with a nice little five figure fine for failing to control their supporters, and causing damage to pitch furniture, i,e. a corner flag, - whether it was actually damaged, or not, it WAS removed from the corner quadrant. I thinjk we'll be lucky to escape some form of reprimand.

There is a hell of a lot of 'if's there.

Sky made an early start. The intro' was almost as long as the race. Why was it necessary to replay the start five times during lap 2. The Daily Telegraph seemed suitably impressed by 'Super-yap' Brundle and praised the option of the MUTE button. The Beeb's offering at 2 p.m. 'did just what it said on the label' with a lot less yap about nothing. The BBc bosses wnt shooting for letting Sky get their mucky paws on F1.

play up p****y, - tcwtb.

The 'old'un' gave the answer that the Mancunian moron of an 'interviewer', (I use the term loosely). deserved. Almost on a par with the prat on the touchline of yesterday's Stevenage game, mind that could apply to the ITV coverage commentary with Ian dreary.

Not if you're a bull, it is'nt