Scummer

Assuming it's for a reasonable amount of money, that's good news.

It wasn't me, it was Scudamore. He lives in Bournemouth.

Bournemouth International Centre.

He is?????? Which list is that then?

Not sure if that was a joke, but i think most of Southampton's rubbish does end up in Portsmouth, at the incinerator.

Yeah it does, but presumably you have some idea of how much similar properties are going for?

By the way, Halifax have said they will pass this cut on despite their paperwork saying they don't have to.

Just buy some from the club. You'll be on the database, and I'm sure there will be enough tickets to go round.

When you look at the amount of money he has spent, he has to be considered a failure. Did well to get them promoted, but since then he has spent an absolute fortune and achieved nothing. Wonder if he'll look to get another job, or if he's decided that management isn't for him.

BTF, have you ever celebrated Christmas?

I think I'm due to remortgage next summer (I've got two elements to my mortgage at the moment, part fixed part tracker as I moved house during my fixed period), so yeah I'd probably look to fix at that point. I've got a decent chunk of equity, so I ought to have some of the better deals available to me.

Nationwide have had this collar for years, it's not a new thing. It's likely that I'll be on 3.03% (my collar) after today, which is still a pretty low rate. Up to a million people on trackers won't get the full benefit of any cut today: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/interestrates/3544311/One-million-homeowners-with-mortgage-collars-wont-benefit-from-rate-cut.html

Thought the loan window had closed? I suppose January isn't far away.

I'd get in trouble with the wife if I started throwing darts or basketballs around the living room.

You stock up when you see it on offer, yes. How are you going to do that with football, you can't stockpile tickets?

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The airline flying them to Germany for their match tomorrow has gone bust, so they are stuck at the airport waiting for another plane to be sent. http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/3947178.Pompey_players_stranded_at_Southampton_Airport/

Can't have announced it today, as there was a thread about this a couple of days ago. Edit: In fact, that thread is only about half a dozen below this one.

Obviously they don't have a divisional structure in the same way that we do in this country, as all the conferences in the NBA are technically at the same level, but that was a 'top flight' game.

If we'd drawn Coventry we'd have dropped the prices to about £15 though, as we have in past years. Presumably for Man U we'll charge the same (or more) as for regular fixtures.

Am I the only fan who isn't hugely bothered about this match?

Yeah but it's all going to be self-financing through the property development side of things, don't you know......

Is there an echo in here?

Do you go to the same hairdresser as Baj?

I think that's the point. They've chosen an easy number to start with, which they will increase over time. I'd start with 6 or 7 personally.