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Viking Warrior

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According to the Echo SISA and its committee have resurrected itself with MIck Callaghan

as chairman. Mr Chorley and Mcmillan have been out of the lime light for too long and are no doubt envious of Take That reforming

 

Theyapparrently reforming to protest against the sacking of AP and also NC's running of the club according to other reports.

Will there be calls for fans to boycott the stadium and asking season ticket holders to throw their ticket in the waste bucket. Oh the good old days

 

There you are Alps go and join them Im sure they will welcome you on to their committee they need people like you with ultra extreme negatives views of the club.

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According to the Echo SISA and its committee have resurrected itself with MIck Callaghan

as chairman. Mr Chorley and Mcmillan have been out of the lime light for too long and are no doubt envious of Take That reforming

 

Theyapparrently reforming to protest against the sacking of AP and also NC's running of the club according to other reports.

Will there be calls for fans to boycott the stadium and asking season ticket holders to throw their ticket in the waste bucket. Oh the good old days

 

There you are Alps go and join them Im sure they will welcome you on to their committee they need people like you with ultra extreme negatives views of the club.

 

Oh look.

 

Saints fortunes take a turn for the worse and Chorley and his dog turn up again.

 

Suprise, Surprise.

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According to the Echo SISA and its committee have resurrected itself with MIck Callaghan

as chairman. Mr Chorley and Mcmillan have been out of the lime light for too long and are no doubt envious of Take That reforming

 

Theyapparrently reforming to protest against the sacking of AP and also NC's running of the club according to other reports.

Will there be calls for fans to boycott the stadium and asking season ticket holders to throw their ticket in the waste bucket. Oh the good old days

 

 

There you are Alps go and join them Im sure they will welcome you on to their committee they need people like you with ultra extreme negatives views of the club.

 

 

 

As much as Alpine can be annoying he is the exact opposite of these people he totally supports NC.

 

Plus throw my season ticket away! I has to scrimp and save for that I'd rather go through watching **** at st Marys every week than throw it away. Even if Saints never win another match at least I get a couple of hours off her in doors every couple of weeks thats worth its weight in gold.

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Protest about Pardews sacking and the running of the club...?????? Are these people from another planet????? Decisions that had to be made have been made in the best interests of Southampton Football Club.,,granted some will not have been that popular with some but have been made regardless.

Gee.. people have short memories about where we were less than 15 months ago.

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Its just usual Socialist Workers Party tactics. Find any kind of unrest, insert yourself into the fray (the issue is secondary), 'organise' people and try and sign a few up to their 'we need a workers revolution' agenda. Been at it since the 1980s.

 

Well said. As I said the other day thier are too many "fans" with a desire for unstabilty at the club so they can push thier own selfish agenda. Whether it be the basic "look at me ! look at me !" posturing , fansontheboard or jobs for the boys.

I look forward to the first OPEN LETTER TO NICOLA CORTESE telling him we should be a workers led community club.

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If these publicity whores would just f*ck off, I'd be a lot happier. To see the moronic gurn of O'Callaghan constantly in the Echo under his self styled moniker of "Fans Chief" sticks in my throat every single time.

 

I went to a meeting called by this lot last year before Markus Liebherr bought us. I couldn't believe the tirades, they are like the old communist shop stewards, they only talk, feed off each other and refuse to listen to any other views. They are an utter irrelevance. Talk about the lunatics running the asylum just about sums them up.

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I went to a meeting called by this lot last year before Markus Liebherr bought us. I couldn't believe the tirades, they are like the old communist shop stewards, they only talk, feed off each other and refuse to listen to any other views. They are an utter irrelevance. Talk about the lunatics running the asylum just about sums them up.

 

The fact that the Echo continues to give them their oxygen of publicity just makes it worse. Lazy journalism in the extreme, the Echo are complicit in their duplicity. Shameful.

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You lot are so ungrateful, Richard, Mick and Perry are giving up alot of their own free time to help this once great club back onto its feet. Without the interference of ML and NC they would have staged a worke..sorry supporters buy out and would by now have us back in the premiership. Shame on you.

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I went to a meeting called by this lot last year before Markus Liebherr bought us. I couldn't believe the tirades, they are like the old communist shop stewards, they only talk, feed off each other and refuse to listen to any other views. They are an utter irrelevance. Talk about the lunatics running the asylum just about sums them up.

 

I would have liked to have been a fly on the wall of that phonebox. .

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Good to see you have a sense of humour Swannymore

 

I think you need to re do your maths we would still be in this division and even with them it would not be until season 2012/13 when they would have got us back to the premiership

no doubt all the fans subscriptions to that great fan organisation would have gone to paying of the clubs debt. Good on the three muskateers or is that four if you include brother clive?

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Why would you hand a season ticket back? As symbolic gestures go it's at the lowest end of the scale in terms of significance, and the club can just re-sell the ticket and make more money. Of course Clotese would say thank you; I'm disappointed he didn't explain their idiocy while he was at it.

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Ahh, here we go again...

 

Talking of disposing of season tickets, I have been told by someone who was in the Itchen today that people were seen handing their season tickets back to Cortese. Cortese's response? "Thank you."

 

So did they manage to get into the directors box? Or was Cortese working in the ticket office? Or is that utter BS?

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Ahh, here we go again...

 

Talking of disposing of season tickets, I have been told by someone who was in the Itchen today that people were seen handing their season tickets back to Cortese. Cortese's response? "Thank you."

 

What a spasticated thing to do. You only throw your season ticket away in disgust on the last day.

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What a spasticated thing to do. You only throw your season ticket away in disgust on the last day.

Your right, if you merely interested in making a point. If, however, you really have no intention of returning, maybe because you don't recognise the club you used to support, it's an entirely appropriate measure.

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I'm no fan of Cortese, especially some of the things he's done that affect me (which I care about the most) such as the £3 ticket tax, but now is not the time for protests about a boardroom decision about a manager. We're in pretty good shape and once we get a new manager in there is no reason why we can't shoot up the table.

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Your right, if you merely interested in making a point. If, however, you really have no intention of returning, maybe because you don't recognise the club you used to support, it's an entirely appropriate measure.

 

Each to their own, but personally if I felt so principled i'd flog it and try and recoup a few quid. Sod throwing £300 down the drain. Those who would even contemplate such a move are idiots in my book.

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Each to their own, but personally if I felt so principled i'd flog it and try and recoup a few quid. Sod throwing £300 down the drain. Those who would even contemplate such a move are idiots in my book.

 

But I'd be willing to bet they are idiots who will soon be on the phone to the ticket office, asking for a replacement.

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Lawrie McMenemy, Leon Crouch, Mary Corbett, Alan Whitehouse, Soton Councillors etc were there, it was embarrassing.

 

Derry, honest question, if you know. How many members of SISA are there? And how the hell do you become a member (not that I ever would)? It seems to me like a complete closed shop for a bunch of nutjobs to get their faces in print, but the credibility they are given by the Echo is quite, well, incredible. How many were at the meeting you were at, and how did you learn about it?

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Derry, honest question, if you know. How many members of SISA are there? And how the hell do you become a member (not that I ever would)? It seems to me like a complete closed shop for a bunch of nutjobs to get their faces in print, but the credibility they are given by the Echo is quite, well, incredible. How many were at the meeting you were at, and how did you learn about it?

 

I was involved with the appeal on here, a couple from here were with me, Nick Illingsworth asked me plus three from 'Save Our Saints' group that we had combined with plus those named.

Chorley, O'Callaghan, McMillan and Foley were the SISA people who had organised the meeting. It was when they wanted to arrange a fans buyout, I told them to go to hell which I think just summed up what everybody there thought so nothing happened. I think it's just the four of them and this is an attempt to rabble rouse and lead a revolt. Like I said they can go to hell. What idiot would contemplate following those idiots anywhere.

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It's very easy to have a pop at SISA, I know I've been to some of there meetings and had to endure their rants.

But they have in the past got out from behind their laptops and tried to do something, organise meetings, knock on doors etc; as opposed to 99% of posters on here who are content to sit back with beer in hand, and slag each other off from the comfort of their front room, (i include myself in that category)

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I was involved with the appeal on here, a couple from here were with me, Nick Illingsworth asked me plus three from 'Save Our Saints' group that we had combined with plus those named.

Chorley, O'Callaghan, McMillan and Foley were the SISA people who had organised the meeting. It was when they wanted to arrange a fans buyout, I told them to go to hell which I think just summed up what everybody there thought so nothing happened. I think it's just the four of them and this is an attempt to rabble rouse and lead a revolt. Like I said they can go to hell. What idiot would contemplate following those idiots anywhere.

 

Thanks, I always thought it was just those four idiots at the heart of it, good to have it confirmed. And I'm glad to hear you gave them the short shrift they clearly deserve.

 

But the Echo must also surely know what a complete non-entity of an organisation they are; christ, Dan Kerins gts half his material from this site. Aside from lazy journalism, I still don't understand why these four are given such status in print and constanly referred to as "Fans' chief" etc; it just sticks in my throat that such egocentric imbeciles are given such a forum to effectively speak on my behalf as a Saints fan.

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It's very easy to have a pop at SISA, I know I've been to some of there meetings and had to endure their rants.

But they have in the past got out from behind their laptops and tried to do something, organise meetings, knock on doors etc; as opposed to 99% of posters on here who are content to sit back with beer in hand, and slag each other off from the comfort of their front room, (i include myself in that category)

 

In the past, yes. They are a complete irrelevance now, and should be properly exposed as such.

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The more eccentric NC'c decision making becomes, the less irrelevant they will become.

 

It will only be the lunatic fringe led by the lunatics the great majority won't want to know, especially once a new manager arrives and we recruit some more players. Cortese isn't going to let this season drift away.

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It will only be the lunatic fringe led by the lunatics the great majority won't want to know, especially once a new manager arrives and we recruit some more players. Cortese isn't going to let this season drift away.

You would have thought Cortese wouldn't sack a manager 3 games into a new season after a 4-0 away win, but he did. So talk of Cortese not letting this season drift are a bit rich.

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You would have thought Cortese wouldn't sack a manager 3 games into a new season after a 4-0 away win, but he did. So talk of Cortese not letting this season drift are a bit rich.

 

I'd sooner it was now rather than halfway through the season. At least we have time to recover.

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The more eccentric NC'c decision making becomes, the less irrelevant they will become.

 

That would be true if they were not so obsessed with their own importance, if they went about things in a balanced fashion and stopped spouting off like a bunch of shop stewards from the 1970's then maybe more fans would take them seriously. Individually they're alright people but as soon as they get together they let themselves down.

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