Sour Mash

It's exactly that. Some are trying to paint it as "just an opinion", but that's not what most of us had a problem with, it was the sustained spamming of this board, page after page, by certain posters with the same rubbish, plus accusations on Krueger and Katharina Liebherr.

It is utterly, utterly mental, just weird. It's not like England are over loaded with right backs? The first half today he was completely head and shoulders above what he was playing against.

I agree. Cheap football, but so many don't turn out. Disappointing. Even more annoying is all those that leave early, utter weirdos. Why would anyone do that?

There are some that stuck by the team, there are others that didn't. Both parties know who they are. Such is life.

A further sucking up of public sector funds to support the failing north over successful private enterprise down south.

What is the general view on the whole case over in South Africa?

It's well worth doing a game at Dortmund, but don't be too fooled by the article, Dortmund as a city is dire and doesn't actually feel like a hot bed of football ironically. Also, the media love to talk it up and it is good, but there are plenty of other good venues in Germany alone, Kaiserslautern for example.

I'm not sure about that, who would do the cooking and hoovering?

But we are in-line with other Premier League clubs and in many cases cheaper.

A £2-3m hit isn't easily absorbed. Try suggesting that to any commercial organisation.

Cheers. Strange quotes really, not that I'd been following Pelle's career prior to this summer, but I can't recall a single link of him to Napoli this summer while we're trying to sign him.

I haven't 'poured scorn' on anyone's efforts to be the best they can be. Anyone can play football and try their best, so I'm not sure what your point is.

Link? Never, say never, but I'd be surprised to see Pelle abandoning Koeman at this point.

No, you said that in particular you "enjoy watching a category that exists in its own right". I was just wondering why, as opposed to football in general. I don't dislike it so much, it's just poor level football, that has no reason to be associated with existing clubs or be subsidised for convenient PR reasons. If women want to play football and you're keen to go along and watch, then by all means do so. But like most people, you won't go out of your way or spend significant amounts of your own money to watch it, because ultimately, the standard is cr@p.

You haven't mentioned any reasons for your particular enjoyment of a category in its own right.

Why?

But there's no currently enough good football for you to watch?

So that is pretty much any game of football ever played, regardless of quality. Fair enough.

Why is it remarkable?

Watching your mates play good level Sunday league and properly going at it for a win can be entertaining, but no-one seriously pretends its remotely significant or good quality football.

I don't know what the lyrics are, but I assume that's some sort of spoof?

It is factually incorrect. One of them is Arsenal versus Everton, the other is one subsidised PR effort that no-one cares about versus another subsidised PR effort that no-one cares about.

Before you completely combust, can you answer if you genuinely believe that Saints ticket prices for Cat C games insane, unfair or do not reflect the people that support our club?

A Saints take on any of these really. http://prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2014/07/22/tuxedo-shirt-try-tuxedo-jerseys-spanish-3rd-division-club-gets-class/ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2465843/Spanish-La-Hoya-Lorcas-BROCCOLI-GREEN-kit-Is-worst-ever.html http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/cd-lugo-beer-octopus-kit-3890704

Are Saints ticket prices for Cat C games insane, unfair or do not reflect the people that support our club?