RonManager

I get the feeling that he is so far inside his comfort zone, under no pressure, and such a 'one club' man that he will only ever leave Bournemouth if he is sacked.

I would say that you are 'right' about everything 100% of the time.

They want to be seen as the plucky underdog. It's a form of inverted snobbery and emanates from a position of fear. All good banter though and not to be taken too seriously.

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?27246-Burley-sacked

Top Rankin' in me Crombie and me 2-tone tonic strides.

The goldfish flies tonight.

Indeed, he couldn't get away quick enough, so I doubt he'll want to come back.

Updated

Happy New Year Ron, hope to see you soon.

Golden thread.

He's back. http://www.oxford.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=226048

http://blogs.loughboroughecho.net/goaltastic/2010/12/southampton-should-stop-sellin.html

Paul's back, HCDAJFU. http://www.oxford.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=226048

Daily Echo?

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haha 1-1!!

ahem, see post 73

72. 2 Gentlemen of Verona (William Shakespeare) 92. Fahrenheit 451, novel by Ray Bradbury.

86. 20 shillings in a pound (before decimalisation)

Phew what a scorcher!

You have a PM.

It's fricken Goundhog Day as far as this argument goes. Poor old Traaazers manages to get over it and then someone digs it up again!

Selfishly speaking, this is good for me as I couldn't get there today. I'll be working in London January/February so should now be able to go. If anyone has a ticket but is not now able to go, I'll gladly have it.