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The 6 games you refer to are the 2 against Man Utd, away @ Everton / Stoke / Nouveau Castile, and home against Fulham. Other than being under-par against Fulham how many points would you have expected to get ?

What about 'Fergie Time' ?

Saints on 41 - wins aginst QPR, West Ham, West Brom, and an end of season celebration against Stoke. Reading, Wigan, and QPR go down

http://www.soccerstats.com/team.asp?league=england&teamid=19

12 of those 17 were in games before Christmas, ( 7 before the end of September ), and 3 of them were in the 6-1 game against Arsenal. What does this stat prove exactly ? ( EDIT : we have conceded goals in 23 games - in 10 of which we have NOT let a goal in between minute 30 and half time. Presumbaly we weren't knackered from all the running around in those games, or the clean sheets ? )

Foy was cr@p in the first half, Fox was cr@p in the second. Look forward to smashing QPR next week.

Well we all know what Oldham's recent form is when playing 'cup tie' games at home against 'bigger' clubs.

That would be the same GLOBAL economy that crashed and caused the financial crisis ? ( The one that Gordy is apparently blamed for, and that Georgie Porgie is similarly hamstrung by. )

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21554311 "The UK has lost its top AAA credit rating for the first time since 1978 on expectations that growth will "remain sluggish over the next few years"."

I think Pompey would be a test case - probably a regulation will need to be urgently drafted for a circumstance that hasn't yet been considered.

Am I correct in my understanding that the court hearing is to agree a valuation for FP, not to agree with PST's valuation of FP ?

Because as an LD he knows he's unelectable next time round, so there's no point in band-waggoning..

That's about the same % that the PST are on course to attain.

Is it now officially buried ?

PTS - the gift that keeps on giving.

Bute, ( phenylbutazone ), is a heavy duty painkiller used on horses and can be found in horse meat. It has potentially serious side effects in humans.

mordant [ˈmɔːdənt]adj 1. sarcastic or caustic 2. having the properties of a mordant 3. pungent

Fine, so explain the logic behind the OP - is it that all eastern Europeans are crooks ?

Yep, those well renowned dens of European iniquity, Todmorden and Aberystwyth. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21434077

Not so much sarcastic as extra-terrestrial

I think the court case has 2 questions to determine : (1) what is a 'fair' price for fatpipes ?, and (2) can the preferred bidder afford it ? It would be lax of the court to say that the selling price should be fixed at £3Mill if the PST can't meet that, ( despite being 'fully funded' ). It seems that without the PFA's agreement to further deferral, the PST cannot pay the 'fair' price.

But so far NONE of the creditors have been paid, so currently the footballers have received exactly the same as all the rest.

These are the same 'greedy leeches' that won the FA Cup ?

Has anybody got Rebecca's key ?

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