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I just can't believe that a FIFA Peace Prize winner could be responsible for something like this.

Not needed anymore. Cheers!

A quick look on their online ticketing system https://www.eticketing.co.uk/fulhamfc/EDP/Event/Index/1009 and you can see that the've hardly sold any tickets in the Hammersmith End and Jonny Haynes stand. Hard to tell in the Riverside stand as the centre sections are unavailable as corporate, I suspect. FA cup home ticket sales probably only really start moving in the week running up to the game, so they are perhaps leaving themselves room for manoeuvre? I wonder if Saints just don't want to buy those last 1200 up front?

Much like Thailand then.

So you travel to watch Saints away and leave at half time when we are winning? Seems a bit strange behaviour to me.

Quite clearly, if someone is severely struggling, being in a high profile public event may not be a great idea. The world is a cruel place

Not sure you have much understanding about Kelly Osborne”s mental state, either

What's your thoughts on Syria. Atrocities happening there for decades yet no one gives a shit.

The three US F-15 fighters that crashed were apparently victims of a friendly fire incident. "The Ministry of Defence adds that it is coordinating with its US ally regarding the "circumstances of the incident", and is continuing investigations into the "causes of the incident".

Still, they love him and he has made a great impact…

I'm not sure you have much understanding of mental health - going out doesn't make someone well.

We were in the Upper and went outside at half time. The 'lads' were a group of 30 odd yokels in snide Burberry and Stone Island stood behind a very small barrier. Chanting rubbish like you're seen "Southampton, now fuck off home" to the Wednesday supporters leaving. We binned the game off at halftime as the Irish pub we were in pre match had a live music session and we wanted to watch/listen to that instead. What was amazing is how the 30 odd 'lads' could not move the barrier between them. I moved it very easily and myself and my mate causally strolled out past the stewards and old bill and made our way back to the boozer. I won't bore you with my opinons on that James Bree song.

Our academy is overrated

Looks like Etihad are feeling brave 😟

I'm always a fan of when one of the lads brings up something I've been harping on about on here. The narcissist in me likes to think that I've had a slight influence on the editorial line of the podcast

Petrol stations are already getting ‘fun’. Get ready for the photos of people with jerrycans in the Daily Mail.

Based on Steve's comments on Bazunu in the latest episode, I'm going to stick my detective and/or conspiracy neck out and say: Lighthouse = Steve Grant

Utterly disgusting to attack Iran. Just the same as all the countries Obama bombed during his term, agreed? Should have kept out of it, I mean all they were doing was murder their own people, mowing them down in the streets etc. Hence no lefty loons went on protest marches about it, as it was nothing.

I can't speak for those in the Middle East so much, although I did spells there. However, I have been in Thailand for 2 Coups, plus the red shirt riots and protests of 2010. Like most people, we just get on with life, as you all do in the UK even though you have the constant threat of being stabbed (or raped if you are white and under 16). Edit. Good friend of mine was coming to see me next Sunday, but his flight was cancelled. Shit happens.

Thanks for these lads. Always worth a listen, particularly when we win.

That is very sad indeed Sheaf. Hope it settles down soon

Looks like we're not getting any more tickets so they've chose to leave 1200 empty seats in the putney end, very odd. Tickets on open general sale in the home end so no doubt plenty of Saints fans will end up in there instead, baffling.

Fair. I had a mate who grew up in Hedge End but supported Man U. Every time he got ribbed about it he would reply that it was because his dad was a lifelong fan. My response to that was always: "and if your dad was a lifelong fan of Scunthorpe or Grimsby Town, who would you support then?" Needless to say, he never had an answer to that.

Oh, and I also much prefer the whole football experience of us being in The Championship (rather than Premier League)... no VAR, proper clubs with proper fan bases, no 'big 6' (or 8 or whatever it is now!), no SSN and mainstream media fawning over the only (big) clubs that matter, no turning up expecting to lose most weeks. I prefer the feeling of us being one of the better teams in a lesser league. It's a weird paradox to be in though, as I also want us to win all remaining games to get in the Playoffs, and then win the final at Wembley to put ourselves through it all again.