RonManager

Shammy Shaint? Shurely shome mishtake shir?, shurely shoooooooome mishtake.

e) Shave his head and make him wear a rubber glove on it like the penguin in 'The Wrong Trousers'.

Dan Harding.

GET BACK ON TOPIC FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! or it's slapped legs all round.

I think the club have made it more than clear that the plan since the takeover (apart from the initial rebuild of the team by AP), has been to build a team for the future with young, 'hungry' lads, who's monetary value will increase as time goes by.

Scots. Chibs ya bassa!

Yes you did Mr Stainsworthy. Your copy of Stain and Blemish Weekly is double folded and laid out on the counter for your collection come the morrow.

Thank feck I live on Exmoor.

It's a new word, all shiny and fresh out of the bag. It will be run in carefully before being put into everyday use.

Paul watts ‏@Wattsypics This pompey fans got some explaining to do when he get home tonight! #saintsfc All for a good cause #piambrownwardpic.twitter.com/i8ezZsk2

How could anyone have landed on the Moon - look how small it is ffs!

Stanley Matthews - The Way it Was. Headline Books

Rowley Birkin QC Pat Crerand

It's not all good, I'm afraid. luke shaw ‏@Luke_shaw3 Onesieeeeee

FFS!

Bill Oddie Official ‏@BillOddie I was just confused, now I am sad. Southampton 1 Reading 0. I told you I bring only grief. And soon it's Sunday. Silence the noisy neighbors

Dan Harding.

Tsk!

Ha ha brilliant, I knew I hadn't dreamt it!

First bomb fell on London on 25th August 1940. http://www.londonremembers.com/memorials/first-city-bomb-in-ww2 The first major raid was on September 7th, hitting the docks east of Tower Bridge. Not quite sure why the map hits start on 7th October, unless it's a typo.

The map only shows hits between 7th October 1940 until 6th June 1941, that period which we all know as the Blitz. If it's not there then maybe it's worth letting them know.

Anyone on here go to the 6-A-Side Tournament we won back in the early 70s? I can't find anything about it but it was on telly and happened while I was at Eastleigh Tech, so 1971-73. Possibly the Evening Standard was the sponsor. Duncan's book doesn't seem to mention it, unless I'm looking in the wrong place and googling only brings up the 1983 final.

Was that within the timeframe of the map?