Barry Sanchez

No I am telling you facts, you need to learn about law, I suggest starting with disabled access and moving on to the railways act 1993,2005, your opinion is not only selfish it is also factually bull**** . Trade Unions are usually ahead of the game concerning the business they are in, they have been there over a 100 years in many places and there for a reason, the shareholders (stakeholders, PPP)have not been there lot at all. Bias does not make it so.

My only prediction is I thought it was admirable the way Norwich spent, sure wrong now but who wanted Osvaldo? Mayuka? Ramirez? QPR again they had the ******** to do it, we cant even field your first eleven when safe from going down, hardly a fantastic example.

Its done nothing other than help maintain ticket offices and jobs on the front line there for the public to see, again your opinion (a misinformed one and closed one at that) is not fact, far from it.

If they are happy to do so and they get remunerated fairly for it so be it, so you understand if the workers can get it and are paid for it then you support it? I'm sure you understand that, basic economics, you want a train on Boxing day you have to be prepared to pay for it, again I'm sure you understand that. Is this private or public sector we are talking about?

Do you want to work Boxing Day? Trains should not run, if they do then charge for it, surely its now in the capitalists hand they can understand such a basic principle? Or is it now a public service to suit your agenda?

Really? Is that your opinion or a fact? His actions actually brought Johnson back to the table, never let bias get in the way of truth.

He actually was not against modernization at all, he was against job cuts and passenger safety, full employment? What does that mean? He never made the public a weapon at all, I never felt like that, maybe you did but I didn't, if you want to know about what Unions strike for I can tell you its not all about wages, its primarily about terms and conditions of service NOT wages, they come later, sickness, pension, legal rights, health cover, death in service benefits, hours worked in a week, hours worked in a day. Never forget the privatization of the National Rail system was advocated by capitalists, the naivety and stupidity of these people never fails to amaze me, its costs 5.2 times more to run this expensive cash cow for the Germans and French now, we truly are embarrassing at times.

Norwich's Osvaldo you mean?

The happier ones I suspect will be eating an awful lot of humble pie come the summer, this is code for more reliance on the academy, no major sending to pursue our over ambitious goal of Champions League football on a shoestring, its called dampening down expectations, some of us know this as the Southampton way.

Name them, clubs that are in Europe? Or has this been sidelined?

He help progress his members work conditions and pay, you can not ask for anymore than that, if you believe in his lies outside of the Union you could look into TUSC. What progress did he hinder? He got in the way of regression, fair play to the man and as far as I am concerned an absolute legend, a close friend of mine worked closely with him and said he was a great man, I believe him.

By giving them a unifying voice they could be heard, its what Union leaders do and Crow was particularly good at it.

By giving them a voice.

There will be another brought of similar ilk but Bob Crow was a standout, Jimmy Knapp before him was brilliant, protecting the British worker from exploitation.

What would you call him? A positive signing? Or an average one for a club as aspirational as ours?

Newspaper talk and one that I hope is not true. http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/southampton-target-fabio-quagliarella-3224757

Health and safety, along with the sandal wearer with be the death of this once great Nation.

I wouldn't say or gloat about someones death or use it as a pointer to level the playing field, that said Thatcher was a ****.

Really you know them? They actually had a huge amount of respect for each other.

Sad sad day for Trade Unionism and the working classes, his members got a good wage, why? He fought and fought the shareholder, Government and train companies for his members, RIP Bob Crow.

It wasn't the stella 0-1 away win on Saturday?

Geographically no, but in a football sense of possible success for this season and season alone? Of course the mere possiblity of success (actually winning something) has me salivating, the possibilty of us finishing one place higher has me questioning the merits of modern day football.

In the early 1980's roller booting was a big thing if you wanted to be cool, I asked for a pair for my birthday, I wanted a pair like this what I actually got were these I'm over it...........

What way do you want to gauge as no matter what way you try to do it we have not won as much as we should have for a club our size, suggest a way to gauge it for arguments sake.

Try success, support and prestige.