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Thought I'd get in before the Luvvies :cool:

Are you watching Alps ? ( Not trying for a wind-up, genuine question ).

Got World War 2 behind closed doors on the telly - bugger Rupert being in the dressing room, we need Stalin's motivational techniques to focus their minds.

Don't panic, playing like this there's no chance that we'll be in a relegation fight.

The gypsies value their goldfish too much to carry out the swap !

Follow the link, it's on the web.

Groundhog football : Can't defend, no penetration up front, pretty crossfield passing giving us the majority of possession. Has DMG actually touched the ball ?

It's just as bad on t'Interweb

Forget the last post :-(

Lol at the commentator " Rupert Lowe needs to understand the value of keeping the young players".

And only scored 3.

Pearce was far too weak in the challenge

b0ll0x :(

looking quite lively going forward at the moment...

One man's Freedom Fighter is another man's terrorist. The issue I have with the whole Jesus story is that for the prophecies to work, he HAD to die, which means that Herod, Pilate, and even Judas were not acting from free will or malice, but following the path that fate ( God ? ) had mapped out for them. If any one of the three had made a different decision, the whole PR plan leading up to the betrayal, the crucifixion, and the resurrection could have failed.

How many chances for Beattie were set up my Ormerod ? MLT was for a long time the only MF with 100 Premier League goals. Goals are due to the collective performance, the striker is generally only finishing off the creative play of others; it is his job to be decisive and clinical in the penalty area. The issue is that THE TEAM can't score, having DMcG and BWP merely exascerbates the problem. We lead the shooting charts, but only Doncaster have scored less.

Many of us live in hope, but we may be hoping for different things.... Peace and love for all mankind health and fitness for all family members an end to poverty and disease a Rupert free SMS :grin::grin::grin::grin::grin::grin:

But a significant number of the 'stay-aways' are doing so not because of the results but because of Rupes, and their catch-22 is that by turning up to support the team Ruddy Cheeks feels justified in persisting with his experiment. Rupert = low crowds = no money = no Rasiak / John = poor goal scoring......

Kleber Chala ?

Saints 0 Blackpool 1 Saints 0 Barnsley 0 Saints 0 Watford 3 Saints 1 Coventry 1 Saints 0 Bristol City 1 Saints 0 Plymouth 0 Saints 1 Sheff Wed 1 How well are we playing ?

How much did he pay for Kenwyne Jones ?

Sell KD and we are as good as down

And not forgetting the very seasonal lines... "You're a bum, you're a drunk, you're an old slut on junk, Lying there almost dead, on a drip in that bed" "You scumbag, you maggot, you cheap lousy faggot, happy Christmas,- your arse, I pray God it's our last". Cheery stuff

Kee jerk, stop gap solution that merely delays the inevitable ; ( if things really are that bad ). I accept the whole cloth-cutting thing, slashing the wage bill to reduce overheads, etc. But surely the first team salary total now, as compared to 2 years ago, must be significantly less, and yet we are told we are still leaking like a colander. ( I know that Rasiak, Saga, and SJ are still technically our players, but surely we are not paying for them whilst they are on loan ? ) Given the law of diminshing returns; younger players, poorer prospects on the pitch, hence lower gates ( including the anti-Lowe factor ), - therefore having to sell off the family pewter, ( the silver has already gone ), leading to a weaker team, lesser capability in the squad, even lower gates, etc, etc, etc, is there actually a level at which this club is financially viable and capable of being self sustaining ?