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We are Southampton WE'RE TOP OF THE LEAGUE !!!!! ( And we're staying there )

71st minute according to the BBC text

Forest 7 - message to Colin "How the f@@@ did you lose that ?"

Portishead -'Dummy'

Saints and Reading for automatic promotion, and Blackpool via the playoffs.

And those are the literate ones !

It's a game of football, it's not the end of the world.

So, is it OK to mention gun runners and people who sell land mines ?

No self respecting sea urchin would degrade itself by beaching on Portsea.

Portsmouth - proof that Darwin wasn't completely correct !

I think my preferred scenario is that Poopey last until the end of the season, and promptly go pop - having been soundly thrashed at SMS along the way. The season will also see Saints and Reading automatically promoted, with Wet Sham eliminated in the play-off 'semi final'. As Metallica would put it "And Justice For All" !

If you were not already living there, would you buy a house on a council estate ? How does this boost the market other than moving public assets into the portfolios of private landlords ?

Not sure if I'm going, even if it is only 12 miles - I have to go there 5 days a week as it is, so might stay at home, put my feet up, and enjoy a curry whilst watching Saints win from the comfort of my armchair.

Indeed :- from the 'amended' CVA proposal, 1st Dec 2010 : "• The Football Creditors in this matter total approximately £22.4 million. This category of creditors will be paid in full by the FAPL by way of a direct deduction from the Club’s allocated parachute payments. • The current level of other unsecured creditors’ claims within the CVA is estimated to be in the region of £83 million, although the Administrators are of the opinion that the final admitted claims will be significantly less than this total. A dividend of 20 pence in the pound translates to an approximate total contribution of £16.5 million being paid to creditors."

Sainsbury's as well as Tesco ?

It depends on if they can shake off Sacha & Balu.

Love this comment "Its you who is rubbish Birch not the rumours. Your decision to send our best players out on loan will come back to haunt you. Firstly it will start with a huge loss in revenue due to lower gates. Secondly a huge loss in transfer fees when the players are sold as Division 1 and not Championship players. As far as I am concerned your clueless decisions will be the death of our club." Some of them STILL don't understand the situation.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-LC3i1u2Ow ( Go to 1 minute in )

A man picks up a magazine called 'Bald and Barely Legal', only to be disappointed to find it full of pictures of tyres.

Plus, it seems that some is being diverted to cover 'football debts', so the Phew won't get it all.

Just managed to avoid being born in the '50s - first match, if my memory is correct, Coventry at home : 0-0 in the 69-70 season

Because he knows that PKF will work out the bits where he over valued things to undercut HMRC. PKF will recalcuate the debt based on more accurate figures having discounted AA's fantasy ones.

Too many external vested interests and 'favours' needing to be returned ? After all, for every public sector contract that goes awry, there is generally a private sector supplier taking advantage, and quite often a Directorship offered to a retiring Minister. The other problem with Public Sector systems and projects is that every 18 months or so, and after every change of Government, there are policy changes - if not direct reversals or overhauls, there are at least reviews and clarifications. You are trying to continually deliver to a nebulous specification, to satisfy the latest knee jerk reaction to a public opinion piece in the media. All IMHO of course, being a public sector employee.

7.5% of the CVA value is due on April Fools Day, ( 15% of the total due is split evenly on 1st April and 15th August ).

Reading seem to be everybody's bogey team - they lost at home to Hull, Watford, and Barnsley - will those results 'hurt' them ?