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I'd rather the True Saints Association spoke for me.

I've just discovered there is a Wigtownshire in Scotland. I'd wear a wig if i was a ginger.

Testing, testing..... **** **** **** **** **** **** Unfortunately none of the above are counties.

Each to their own, but personally if I felt so principled i'd flog it and try and recoup a few quid. Sod throwing £300 down the drain. Those who would even contemplate such a move are idiots in my book.

I'm no fan of Cortese, especially some of the things he's done that affect me (which I care about the most) such as the £3 ticket tax, but now is not the time for protests about a boardroom decision about a manager. We're in pretty good shape and once we get a new manager in there is no reason why we can't shoot up the table.

What a spasticated thing to do. You only throw your season ticket away in disgust on the last day.

It sounded like we were the better side on the radio and they got a smash and grab goal at the end of the first half and scored a screamer. It also sounded like we missed a lot of gilt edged chances. Not really sure you can blame players missing on Wilkins. As for sacking Pardew the timing is the only issue I have with this decision - i'd have sacked him last season as I don't rate him.

I was at work and skived off to listen to the match on Radio 5. Pretty annoyed with the score, but that's about it. We'll pick up once we get a manager in.

Does this relate to the stuff that no-one is allowed to post?

Money talks.

I could also see him doing something like that, but as Matt Le Tissier has pointed out you're going struggle to get a manager of that sort of calibre to work for a chairman that interferes in team selections etc. I hope i'm wrong and I hope that Cortese pulls a rabbit out of the hat and doesn't interfere. Lowe was much like Cortese but he worked well with Hoddle and Strachan, so it's possible that Cortese could behave himself.

I'd go further and say the manager should have overall say on all playing staff matters from the youth team to the first team and it should be up to him to direct his coaches to do whatever he demands. Can you imagine the likes of Alex Fergusson or Arsene Wenger accepting any less?

Martin O'neil.

So basically Les Reid is Corteses Sir Clive Woodward. I said ages ago that Cortese was another Rupert Lowe and with every day that passes I am being proved right.

What is currently being offered up by Saints certainly doesn't warrant paying a premium on top of the price of tickets. Corteses ticket tax and matchday premium are all very well when we're worth watching, but at the minute, and given the last two attendances, I feel that Cortese's rip off charges are only going to see our level of support drop both at home and away.

Who the **** are you to dictate what can and cannot be sung. Another jumped up Northam teen methinks.

I never had him down as a neo nazi.

How many people have been murdered for opposing the communist ideals of UAF? How many millions of people would you estimate?

Not at all, but that many will rightly oppose communism in all it's guises. And UAF is a communist organisation. I notice that UAF are organising a demo in support of Martin Smith who is charged with assaulting a police officer http://uaf.org.uk/2010/08/support-uaf-officer-in-court-after-bbc-demo-against-griffin/ If he is found guilty do you think they will accept the verdict?

With the exeption of a few Conservatives who have signed up for political gain, the list by and large is made up of Socialists, communists, and islamists.

It is a fact that prior to 9/11 supporting the IRA financially was a completely acceptable thing to do in the USA, but since 9/11 the funds have dried up. In this respect 9/11 was beneficial to the UK in our fight against republicanism in Northern Ireland.

Well Cameron has shown himself to be a fool by jumping on this bandwagon, just like harold MacMillan was a fool for being hoodwinked by the communist OAU within the Commonwealth.

I can't disagree with a lot of what you are saying, but UAF are a communist organisation at it's core. By joining their marches and supporting them you are supporting the ideals of a 1 party state and an intolerance to democracy. You cannot claim to support freedom and democracy and support UAF because it is hypocrisy in the extreme to do so.

And you seriously suggesting that the Marxist UAF are not racist, or intollerent of a given persons right to democracy? I would suggest that you look at how many people have been murdered accross the globe for opposing the UAF/Marxist ideals and then you apologise for your ignorance.

I don't doubt that there is a sizeable number of uneducated UAF members that rally behind the "cause" without knowing exactly what they are rallying behind, but at the core of this organisation is Communism and a desire for a 1 party state. You are clearly one of those that doesn't understand this and that is sad because you are being hoodwinked by these people.