OldNick

That is a surprise, but I will accept you are correct. Those games in the late 60's and early 70's when the London clubs came to town!!

Yep I was there with my brother , only 8. It was like sardines and the crush when the fans went forward, all standing those days. I was in the Archers right at the front wall. Amazing really that there wasnt a Hillsborough as the health and safety was pretty poor. Hold your breath until the crush eased.

Just messaged Jason and he sent a voice note 'Get them them in and Ill make sure they are fully wound up toface the s'''''y Skate '''''''s' Obviously not to cause trouble but to make sure we are buzzing

No sadly not as Im going with wife daughter and grand daughter. Taking the wife for protection 😀 Id love to go though as the atmosphere will be electric and Jason McCarthy knows how to get things going, he knows about disliking the Skates

10 o'clock.

The Painted Wagon is open pre match

I thought he was banned? When are theclub actually going to follow through with this. Im sure if a Saints fan urinated on the seats in fullview there is no way they would ever escape the ban. Sends the wrong signal

I think there is also a similar scheme near Borough market, really impressive use of the structure

Yet again not getting in a decent experienced big front man will cost us. I still cant fathom why we areso blindsided by this. Ross may come good but I think its too much for Downs to do quite yet. Aribo perhaps in desperate times.

Stills lives as probably my best day watching Saints, inc Cup final 1976

Not having the coms keep saying Bellingham is like a Rolls Royce was good. Thought Tino was a bit ineffective but generally the team did really well and enjoyed the flair and flow of the team. I wonder if Jude is a bad influence and may not be missed

Long term planning perhaps, as the population grows there may be more call, I remember the naysayers when we were leaving the Dell that it would be too big. A few years managing to stay up would help, if the goons who bought the club had not truly messed up the first season and we had stayed up, the following seasons we would have been comfortable in the PL

I thought that there was a suggestion last season that if we sold a certain amount of season tickets the club would look to increase the capacity? Obviously that was before relegation!!!

I asked my wife who knows everything about anything, and she said we failed to get a big muscular striker, our kit looks nice, and why didnt I put the shelf up she asked me to...ohhh and we will finish top 6

Brave or stupid of him!! I doubt many of ours would go kitted up to pubs in Pompey.I assume he had some of his mates with him

Tell them Flynn Downes cooked you dinner on Saturday night, and so too ill to turn up. That will get your boy out of it as well

David Armstrong for his cross to Moran, and Biley for his miss lol

Bin your sons football, if hes a Saint he will understand. There must be somebody who will give him a lift

When Aribo joined I thought he came as a forward, I wonder if he was treid there, I recall he was quite a decent finisher in the box early on

Hit them on the head with a baseball bat

When I saw him play for QPR I thught he had great promise, surprised he hasnt kicked on

I dont believe that is correct, it was high under Labour in the 70's. I was a remainer and wouldnt vote reform,, but I do feel the days were better in the 70's and 80' only because I was young and didnt have the responsibilities I do have now.

Is this a parody, as I may be missing something here? Those old age pensioners who are parasites in the system now IYO, were working to pay for your education and all the other services whilst you were growing up and wet behind the ears. Providing taxes so that you could get your degrees and comfy state copper bottomed pension. They paid taxes in their working lives to get in a position to now deserve help and ther rightfully earned pension. When I first started working at 16 ( I didnt go to Uni or further education, you wont be surprised to know) we then paid National Insurance and Pension contributions, in time the gov conveniently dropped the wording Pension contribution. We paid our tax in knowledge that woman/wives would get the state pension at 55 ( ithink thats correct), in the decades that followed the goal posts were moved so that now it is 66 to get a pension soon to be 67. I doubt I will be here to see you whining about the state pension start being 70 -75 when you reach the pension age, you may then be thinking that you have the right to a pension, and may not then think that you are one of those parasites.

I saw on X they weresaying that when we were in League 1 that our attendances were so poor we had to close one side of the stadium!!

Dont think anybody stole her food