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I'd probably play Thomas. He was doing quite well earlier this season, albeit largely at right back.

To be fair, your contributions to the thread haven't been great either have they.

Joint top over the past 8 games, joint top in October, 3rd over the past 6 games. Oh crap, we appear to be going downhill.....

95% alcoholic. Hic.

But our 'other two strikers' in the 4-3-3 formation (Lallana and Waigo) have both scored a reasonable number of goals this season.

Doesn't make much difference, but one of Lambert's goals was for Bristol Rovers.

He's not making disparaging remarks about the owners, in fact he states several times that that isn't what he's doing.

Yeah, who knows, he may have even started this thread.......

The academy must be short of numbers in the coaching department, wasn't their talk last season that we might lose academy status as we didn't have enough staff? I'd have thought he could do a job there. How have Aldershot got on since he took over? You'd think he'd fancy trying to get that job, unless he always knew it was only short term.

K-Ville?

Is that true? Very interesting if it is.

Went up there for the FA cup a few years ago. They must have swapped the away end round since then.

Half of which were thrown onto the pitch by disgruntled fans towards the end.

Isn't that uncomfortable if you lie across the middle?

Interesting to see that they got a private hospital to open especially to x-ray Connolly, when yesterday it was being reported that they decided against x-rays and just iced it.

I see Spurs announced their new stadium plans yesterday, they are having a large single tier Kop-style end: http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/london/hi/people_and_places/newsid_8326000/8326597.stm

I'm pretty sure they'll sell you a pro-rata season ticket whenever you want.

Didn't even notice him.

Linesman missed their goalie letting the ball go out for a corner in the first half as well. Ball went off but they played on.

Johny Fartpants and Sweet Potato.

There's a free bus which runs from the train station (just behind the Mayflower) up to near the ground.

I probably agree with that. Then again, I don't think I've ever seen any gay people getting off with each other in the street.

I guess that's why Question Time moves around the country, so that people from different areas get to attend.

That's how it works isn't it? Slightly off topic, but I used to have a nurse live in the flat above me. She was the most religious person I've ever known. She used to scream 'oh god, oh god' at the top of her voice for at least half an hour every night.

Over 30% in London though, which is where the programme is filmed and presumably where most of the audience live. The programme wasn't about the BNP, it was about politics. It may have turned into a BNP-fest, but that isn't the aim. Therefore I'd say that having 50% of the audience as BNP supporters would be wrong.