Batman

This is a club now fully in les, Ralphs mould

Agree with you there

Because there are more important things in life than a bunch of millionaires playing football. I love saints but it is only a game

We ain’t winning the cup, get a grip for god sake

It’s over. Just accept it ffs

That was a hoot Can the ridiculous idea that it is not over be put to bed We are done and I’m fine with that. As long as les is out of the fuking club

Chief architect of our demise, we all know it.

Cedric is crap. Never ever felt he was an upgrade on clyne. Despite what the fan boys said

Leicester are terrible Trouble is, so are we

Some saints fans made out that Carrillo had a good scoring record. God knows how!

Of coarse they are injured. Of course

Lemina Carrillo and Boufal all absent Well done Les

Makes Mike dean look like a total imbecile given he was 10 yards away looking right at it.

Don’t be ageist ffs. People will get offended

Draws were like wins under him.

Yes

I will miss Les Reed’s arrogant statements about SFC.

There will be takers for FF, no question

Pretty remarkable at times seeing labour MPs savaging their own leadership in public and whilst they are a few feet away

Not looking good for Brighton not gaining anymore points

Dean is just a shyt ref. Claiming he didn’t see it I guess is a way of giving some form of justice as he clearly did view it in all its glory Ref’ing in the prem is pretty gash

We’ll miss the good days of the prem when Gao is servicing the purchase of the club. AKA Ricardo Fuller!

I got that info from the governments own website. You would have thought we would be living off dog food and sleeping with the pigs by now if you read the official line from the government back then. I know the leave side gets pelters and rightly so in parts but reading some of the actual official information from our own government is hilarious. A hell of a lot worse than suggesting we could spend loads more on the NHS

He said the immediate 2 years after a vote to leave. That was pretty clear. Prime Minister and Chancellor set out the Treasury’s analysis of the impact on the nation’s economy over the immediate period of two years following a vote to leave. This analysis shows that such a decision would cause an immediate and profound economic shock across the country, creating instability and uncertainty which would be made worse by the complex negotiations that would follow to agree the terms of Britain’s exit from the EU and its new relationship with the rest of Europe. Echoing the recent warnings from the independent Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund, the central conclusion of the Treasury’s new analysis is that the effect of this profound shock would be to push the UK into recession and lead to a sharp rise in unemployment.

So, when drugs are legalised and a new form of contraband is used to make money, then what?