Tom8558

this in a strange way. and the final offside decision was obsurd. it came of the pompey player thus it doesn't matter where he is standing. was the lino incapable of watching the game or something?

Would just like to point out that since sound only travels at 340m/s and SMS is an oval, you get lag even if every is grade 8 at music. HTH

The saints are going up?

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what does WIFM stand for again?

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I'm doing a banner in the chapel.

This. Perhaps the half time entertainment will consist of horse racing?

Which one would be more appropriate? I feel Coventry since (if it's the game promotion is secured) I for one would want Markus to be looking down on us. Dunno about you though.

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just walked up to the ticket office. had one person in the queue? dunno what everyone's complaining about?

Sat in the chapel today and was suprised at how loud it was. I normally sit in kingsland north but none the less was supprised as I heard that it's normally stone dead quiet down there. The northam though I thought kinda switched off in the second half. Just an observation.

For me, he can be brilliant and he can be ****. He was neither today but wouldn't complain. However, free speach and all that, people can have their own opinion of a player and I don't see why we should shout them down for it.

Here's my team for today: -------------GK---------------- LB------CB--------CB-------RB LM------CM-------CM-------RM ----------ST-------ST What do you think?

a draw means you can actually improve in the training ground whereas a 4 0 win doesn't say anything. although a win would be nice, it means a lot of work in the training ground which will be good.

leyton orient, 2011. THE SAINTS ARE GOING UP

according to the website, there are still tickets in the family stand

Tbh, just buy one in the family end and pay for the kid. it's only a fiver.

If you want tickets, im your man

My solution to the problem. People order pies before the match and our delivered via a bazooka/pie shooter system. This means people can stay in there seats while getting a pie at the same time. Thus, there are less people in the concourse and beer can be served quicker. Your thoughts?

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It's funny cos the initials of trotters independent traders are tit

One step beyond by madness. At the very least the earthquake produced should be able to scar the opposition surely?

As a Year 11 who finished the course, I can tell you what it is like. On the plus side, you learn about other religions and come to make your mind up in what you believe in since it always seems to be one of those taboo subjects that no-one likes talking about. You learn to respect other people's religions and tbh it doesn't take that much time out of the curriculum. On the downside, if you aren't of that religious belief, you may find it particularly boring unless the teacher can make it interesting (perhaps I just had crap teachers). Anyhow, as a Christian, I may be being slightly biased but you still learn about other religions so it isn't a waste of time imo

In an effort to cheer myself up, I was wondering which stand I would call home. Although I prefer the Northam/Kingsland North cos I love to stretch those vocal chords, I have to say that home for me is the Chapel. I watched my first ever match there and saw the best goal I've ever seen (Camara v Norwich '05) there too. While nowadays I would sit in the Kingsland/Northam, I would say the Chapel is my home. Your thoughts?