Saint_Abroad

Jos is just lucky to have a job. He's essentially a fan that has the beat seats in the house every week.

Are you allowed to cheer in a neutral section or do you have to remain quietly indifferent? A: "That was a good goal there" B: "Yes but the defence worked very hard to prevent it, good effort by them."

I use http://www.tinypic.com to upload photos and if you register (free) you can upload multiple pictures. Tinypic puts it in a format so you can post it right into the message board but I've never done multiple pictures. I know this doesnt completely answer your question but perhaps someone with more experience can weigh in, and it's a start.

As great as it is to read English translations of these articles, imagine how hilarious it must have been for them to translate this site into Romanian. How do you translate "bedwetting" into Romanian?

These. By the time I usually get my beer they're out the tunnel and the 2nd half is starting.

..soft..... BOOM!

Yes. All people should be judged on a scale that was created at someone else's discretion.

Que?

Respectfully disagree. I'm debating whether to watch this at ye ol' pub because every time I watch them at the pub, they lose. Ta boot, there's a larger than average Liverpool contingent that frequent said pub. Do I show up in Saints colors to defy the Liverpoopers or watch at home to avoid jinxing them? *sigh* If we lose it's probably my fault, sorry.

Muffins, as in the Ohio Village Muffins. A team of gentlemen whom partake in Vintage Base Ball. OhioSaint is somewhere in the below picture .

Despite all her Swiss cheese, she got no holes.

He wearing an awesome plaid shirt in that presser, very 90s.

I think they were going for the below look. Luke's a true historian of the game. Weird, right?

Weeeellllll, it's a Mitchell and Ness hat who used to make uniforms (first half of the 20th century) for the two Philadelphia baseball teams. To bring it full circle, it's technically a baseball cap. :duck:

Fine, I'll call it a soccer jersey. No old fart here.

You gotta try it before you buy it. Ronnie watches him for 45 minutes and if he likes what he sees then Wollscheid comes out of the tunnel wearing a Saints shirt.

James Brown, Godfather of Soul, at BB King's Blues Club in NYC, a few years before he died. Stood 15 feet away from the man the whole time. I've never experienced an energy like that between singer and audience. Followed by David Bowie in Philly on his last tour, not this recent one, the one before it. We snuck down to the floor seats and were 50 ft away from the thin white duke. We stood for the whole show, awesome.

Xenophobia with a hint of Jingoism.

I'm MLG's enforcer.

It's a baseball cap carrying a basketball team logo.

And vowels! Enough with the f••kin vowels already! Give me a hard consonant any day!

I don't see the sticker on the cap, totally uncool.

If that is his account he said he hasn't spoken to the club, in response to that guy's tweet. He does seem open to it though.

That's some damn good investigating.

Saying something with out saying something