Unbelievable Jeff

Apparently stuff like that doesn't happen. Are you saying that due to a partnership with a paper they won't tend to write anything negative about us?

No, cos you quoted him! Anyway, please try not to!

Oh god. Please don't quote the fool, he's on my ignore list.

To be fair we've been leaking to the Telegraph since the Summer, so they're likely to talk us up.

Got the feeling we're going to get easily beaten in this one, aalthough I think this most weeks so who knows. All I do know is that F365 will be doing a 16 conclusions on the game this weekend - an honour only generally bestowed on the big 6. Boys, we've done it.

Don't forget his contract was signed when in the Championship, and so is very low compared to what it is likely he will want. I think that is why he's not being given a new contract at the moment.

I just couldn’t do 5, so here are a number of influential albums in my life: ZZ Top - Eliminator: “She’s got legs. Knows how to use them”. ‘Nuff said Billy, ‘nuff said. Radio Soulwax/2 Many DJ’s – As Heard on Radio Soulwax Part 2: Genius, genius album by the best mash-up DJ’s out there. If you have never listened to Soulwax/2 Many Dj’s, use this to pop your cherry, it really is one of the best albums out there. Pink Floyd – Wish you were here: Only ahead of DSOTM due to ‘Shine on You Crazy Diamond’. 27 minutes of wizardry. Iron Maiden – Iron Maiden: Bought it from a charity shop when at College in 2000. Loved every minute of it. More proggy than any of their other albums, Di’Anno on vocals. Phantom of the Opera a clear highlight. Roots Manuva – Run Come Save Me: Named after a Surrey-based tree removal company (or maybe that’s the other way round), Roots Manuva is THE single coolest man in British Hip Hop, and ‘Witness (1Hope)’ is one of the greatest Hip-Hop tracks – period. King Crimson – Court of the Crimson King: “Cat’s foot, iron claw, neuro-surgeons scream for more, at paranoia’s poison door, 21st Century Schizoid Man”. Leftfield – Leftism: The greatest house album of all time. Bass that’ll make ceilings fall-down (as has happened twice at the Brixton Academy). Got plaster in my pint. Surprised this hasn’t been mentioned more. Chemical Brothers – Dig Your Own Hole: The album that made them famous. Block Rockin’ Beat, Setting Sun etc. Great tracks, great vocals, just great. Notable mentions to: Radiohead – The Bends Blur – Blur Ocean Colour Scene – Moseley Shoals Muse - Absolution A number of Pink Floyd albums A number of Led Zeppelin albums Toto – IV Pulp – Different Class Beastie Boys – Ill Communication or Hello Nasty Metallica - …And Justice for all Rage Against the Machine – Rage Against the Machine

Indeed, I have diploma's in both that and testing. People can get away with not having a degree but just having a qualification like this. It's now a number of 3 day courses, followed by an exam and an oral.

Bloody hell, that's so cheap.

Definitely, the more the merrier. Train can be got for 50 quid return from St Pancras...

Do an ISEB in Business Analysis and become a BA. It's alright, you get to tell people like Pap what to do, and then get a load of techy attitude back

Sounds like a cracking turnout, fairplay!!

I actually cringed writing that.

It depends, some people see having a new car as a status symbol, and with all the cheap lease deals around you can get some cracking deals.

FFS, what is wrong with the establishment. Disgraceful.

I was hoping I could have the cash equivalent. If not, can CB Fry and Smirking Saints do half each please. I know they'd gobble it up.

1. Trouser stain/logo 2. His left eye 3. Kitchen roll 4. Bottle of champagne 5. Stool height adjuster

And we're 2nd despite them. The rest of our team must be ****ing dynamite.

For a team to put 9 players behind the ball, AT HOME, shows how far we've come and how much teams respect us. A decent point.

I have to say I'm not sure many fans would have him on the bench. He is critical to the way we play and we all know that. Perhaps you're hanging around with too many non Saints?

Just got my tickets, chuffed it got this far. Hotel and train also booked. As coming up on my own anyone fancy catching up for some drinks beforehand and possibly after?

I saw them a few years ago at the Guildhall, very good although Australian Pink Floyd are the pinnacle in my opinion.

Yes, although I believe he can still appeal via the CCRC.

Woah, I never said he was innocent, I said there were grounds for appeal, which there are. As said, I haven't read the full case law for it, just the summation on the site I quoted, but to me it seems there is some evidence missing to prove, beyond reasonable doubt, that she did not consent to having sex with him. That's all. And I also don't think he should be let back into football.

No, not at all. However, she said she couldn't remember anything from that night, so where was the evidence that she didn't consent to it. My point is that consent wasn't not given cos she was too drunk. He has been found guilty by his peers of rape, which makes him a rapist. All I said was that the evidence seems to be missing something, and that due to those reasons that is why a lawyer thinks there is grounds to appeal. Maybe your 'lay' man thinks differently to those who have done degrees in criminal law (or a minor in my case), but from reading the summation without looking at the full case law my opinion is he had grounds for appeal. That also does not mean he is innocent, more that the prosecution has not done enough to prove absolute guilt.