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Thread | Three From Five
at 22:57 23 Feb 2020
I think it is three from five for the drop now, Norwich I think will find it hard to pull out now, Watford have a tough run in and have come off the rails in the last five games with just two points.
West Ham are abysmal but have the players to win a few games, Villa look bad but might pul out, Bournemouth have a really tough run in and if they fail to beat Palace at the weekend will be in big trouble.
I think Brighton just have enough so its the current bottom five I think |
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Thread | Songs For Saints
at 20:49 23 Feb 2020
The atmosphere yesterday was a lot better but the Northam End really do need to get with the program, they seemed to have just discovered the son Southampton Till I Die, a ditty that was popular in the lower leagues about 15 years ago
We truly need some originals
On a Pompey theme
I think I'm going to be glad I think it's today
The team that is incredibly sad is dropping away yeah
It's just a sh*thole near Ryde
It's just a sh*thole near Ry Hy De
And we don't care |
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Thread | Financial Tip
at 09:44 21 Feb 2020
Assome of you know im in financial services and from time to time we get a good tip. A Red lndian mate of mine works on the Trading Floor in a stockbrokers and gives me great information.
He's always got his ear to the ground
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Thread | New Chancellor
at 23:04 13 Feb 2020
Rishi Sunak was born in Southampton and is from Portswood |
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Thread | Ticket Sales
at 22:38 13 Feb 2020
Good to see that we are down to the last 60 or so tickets for Norwich away with over a month still to go for the game, shows how good the away support is.
Conversely with the game on tv and an early kick off plus Burnley likely to bring down no more than 1,000, unless there is a late rush there could be less than 26,000 present |
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Thread | Question Time
at 22:32 13 Feb 2020
At least now after 3 years its not just the same endless ranting about Brexit from both sides week in week out |
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Thread | 40 Years Ago Tonight
at 22:01 13 Feb 2020
At this very moment I was watching the Clash at Southampton Top Rank, one of those classic gigs that everyone claims to have been at, but I actually was, the support was Mikey Dread and Southampton Punk legends Strate Jacket |
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Thread | Chris Wilder
at 23:58 9 Feb 2020
He has only been in the Premier League six months and he thinks he is the dogs b*llocks, fast becoming the new Warnock/Holloway very high opinion of himself.
Let's see how he does next season |
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Thread | Villa Home Game
at 08:56 29 Jan 2020
The week before their EFL Cup final appearance I wonder if it will affect them |
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Thread | No Rush For Spurs Tickets
at 12:22 28 Jan 2020
Doesnt look like we will sell the full allocation judging by how few have been sold this morning |
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Thread | Scouse Joke
at 23:33 27 Jan 2020
Could be used for Saints or any team but I couldnt be bothered changing all the details, it is still funny whatever team you support.
Dave the Scouser is touring the USA. Along the way, he stops off at a remote bar in the Nevada desert and chats to the bartender when he spots a Red Indian in full tribal dress seated in the corner of the bar.
"Blimey!" remarks Dave. "Who's he?"
"Gee, that's the memory man," replies the bartender. "He knows everything there is to know. Got a memory like an elephant, he can remember any fact. Heck, go and try him out!"
Dave heads over to the Red Indian, thinking that he can outsmart him with a question about English football.
He asks the memory man, "Who won the 1965 FA cup final?"
"Liverpool," came the instantaneous reply.
Dave was stunned. He tried again asking, "Who did they beat?"
"Leeds," replied the memory man.
Dave tried once more asking, "What was the final score?"
The wise Red Indian didn't hesitate in answering, "2-1."
Dave thinks he'll get smart, asking the memory man for the name of the winning goal scorer. Without so much as blinking, the Red Indian says, "Ian St John."
Dave is stunned and returns home to Liverpool, where he tells everyone about the Red Indian. Dave's curiosity lingers, and he vows to return to America and pay his respects to the Indian. Ten years later, Dave finally saved up enough money to return and, after weeks of searching the Nevada desert, once more he finds the Red Indian, now in a cave.
Humbled by the Red Indian, Dave steps forward, bows, and greets the brave in his traditional tongue.
"How," Dave says.
The memory man squints at him and replies, "A diving header in the six-yard box." |
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Thread | Words To Describe Fisticuffs At A Football Match
at 10:06 27 Jan 2020
Not condoning it, but I have to have a little chuckle at the phrases used to describe anything from a little shove to a 5,000 a side brawl on the pitch at Highbury.
I will start with
Getting served up |
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Thread | Angus Gunn
at 21:43 26 Jan 2020
A good game for him yesterday, not saying he deserves to replace McCarthy, but it is good that he can pus him for a place and can step in when required |
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Thread | No Class Spurs Fans
at 21:05 26 Jan 2020
Do they have to repeat every song any club sings, we sing OWTS and they think it is cool to try to drown it out with their own version, do they have no shame.
They also tried to sing the song that is Rangers and Everton "Its a grand old team to play for"
Luckily I didn't come into contact with a single Spurs fan as I usually find them obnoxious |
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