RonManager

excellent, cheers

Or implant a device that gives them a large electric shock each time they stray into the offside force field. When I was at Eastleigh Tech this topic came up and in order to demonstrate, the PE master organised a short match. I was in goal. The game quickly descended into both teams staying in their own penalty area shouting abuse at each other eg.'come and have go if you think your hard enough'. Occasionally the ball would be lumped up the field over the barren midfield wasteland.

Is there anywhere one can watch the whole match again?

It's... but then I...and...............no,it's gone.

What competition?

I am presuming that AP has already confirmed with Preston whether NT is available for the rest of the season or to buy. If not then I would have thought that he has a list of alternatives and has already made overtures to the relevant clubs. I would also like to see another creative defensive midfielder (Gattuso style), that combines the teeth of Wotton with the guile and vision of Schneiderlin. And if Saga goes then a replacement for him which is what the Rooney rumour deal may be about.

You may already be aware but there is a shirt on Ebay at the mo.. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320447221745&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Went to - Villa home Blackpool WBA home Bradford C.Palace Final

Having just read the post about a Saints supporter changing allegiance to Leeds back along, and destroying all things Saints, have you always been a Saints fan or have you migrated, and if so, why? For my part, I moved to Winchester from Singapore aged 12 in 1967 and that was when I first got interested in football at school (Peter Symonds doncha know). However, I started to support ManUre (can't remember why) and wrote it on my bag. However, I started going to the Dell with mates in 1968 and very quickly became a Saints fan. I know a lot of Saints supporters will have a 'second team', but maybe that's for another thread, I think, unless you moved from them to us.

IMO, suicide, the act, is not selfish, it is the way that it is carried out that can be selfish ie. the fallout which the surviving relatives have to deal with, plus, and I think even more important, the effect it can have on innocent parties. A particular favourite seems to be throwing yourself in front of a moving train. I know 2 drivers who have been traumatised to the point of having to give up their jobs and both suffering nightmares, which in one case has led to a mental breakdown and the breakup of the family. This is unacceptable. There are a myriad of selfless ways to top yourself.

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Yeah It does look a bit inane, doesn't it. In my defence I had actually asked a question about the ground which I subsequently found the answer to myself, so I deleted that part of the post. I solemnly promise to never, ever, ever do it again, your honour. :-(

Little chance of getting Northampton if we get through - 3-0 down in half an hour! Oh, here comes the fightback 3-1

The 1st ed. is A4 hardback and contains 3 stories - Moomin and the Brigands. Moomin and family life. Moomin on the Riviera. I don't know if these stories were ever put into the later paperbacks. My hero.

Just booked my train ticket via Brum with £25 reduction from Taunton, but a 5.30am start to get it! Oh well, a chance to have good nose round Northampton.

Confirmed on OS as Saturday 3.00pm kick off. 2500 tickets. http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/TicketNews/0,,10280~1872272,00.html

I grew up with the Moomin books (still got them) and Snufkin was my hero. My nomadic life since then I'm sure is in part down to him. Here is the 1957 1st edition, well beaten, but well read!!

AC/DC did it as did New Order, albeit with a change of name. If the music is good, people will buy it.

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Yeah, it's not like we were only losing the Sky games is it!

Just got my ticket in the post, reserved seating. Dains Stand, behind the goal.

So RL got at least one letter today!

Back along in the 70s when I was 'yoof' (before personalised plates became the thing), a bloke used to ride round Winchester with AAC1D on his motorbike which we all thought was cool. Didn't realise that they start at 'just' £245! - yoinks!!

Driver rang me saying he had a radiator leak. I said 'ok pull up at the entrance to the station I'll have a look at it for you'. It wasn't too bad, just a steady drip. I used the standard safe method of entering and leaving the '4 foot' area, as prescribed by the Boston LTP Co. Textbook inspection.

Ok, so in the spirit of academic scientific research you now have a 'control'. What you now need to do now is leave one for, say, 50 hours before re-heating and record your results, and so on and so on. Only then will you (and we) know exactly what the time limit is before poisoning is achieved.