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I like this article and admit I can't truly enjoy a Saints win unless it is coupled with a P*mpey loss - even better when we win away and they lose at home.
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One thing I do know Pinnacle were nothing but a sham and one fact I have recently learned is they tried to tap Liebherr up for a few bob by offering to drop out of contention. Could explain why NC was so anti.
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Begrudging thanks to Rupert Lowe and Southampton City Council
Fitzhugh Fella replied to spyinthesky's topic in The Saints
Spot on - it is in the correct place without a doubt -
Begrudging thanks to Rupert Lowe and Southampton City Council
Fitzhugh Fella replied to spyinthesky's topic in The Saints
Would love to write something and I am sure Lowe would be prepared to talk but not sure everyone would tell the whole truth. Plus am I objective enough? Manji would certainly say NO to that. -
Good point but no theory is 100% fool proof - I still maintain in 95% of young footballers if you haven't made it into the first team on a regular basis by the time you leave your teens it isn't going to happen. #rule of thumb
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Begrudging thanks to Rupert Lowe and Southampton City Council
Fitzhugh Fella replied to spyinthesky's topic in The Saints
Rupert got bailed out by the council after putting all his eggs in the Stoneham basket. -
Yea but we blooded Shaw aged 17 and Chambers 18. IMO if you aint banging the door down at 18 you aint gonna make it. All our great players ie Shearer, Channon, Bale, Le Tiss were doing it at 18
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I represented plenty of people for crimes very similar. It was always my duty to do my upmost to save their jobs and the best way was - if they were guilty - was for them to admit their guilt, apologise sincerely, make financial reparations like offering to finance any dental work and basically beg forgiveness with a promise of never doing it again. Depending on the manager and the amount of provocation involved plus hopefully a clean record, one or two kept their jobs but lost rank etc. As far as I can see Osvaldo has shown little or no remorse, he has history and I wouldn't bank on him not doing it again. Plus we have the situation where his colleagues seem to have turned their back on him. He has no future whatsoever at SMS. He knows it, the club knows it and my guess is he has played his last game. To do what he did so soon after his violent conduct charge at St James is ludicrous and let's remember up there it was not even during the hurly burly of a match but his actions had an element of pre-meditation. The guy's a nut job and if he was allowed to stay could seriously undermine the great team spirit we have engineered over the last few seasons.
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Even if we don't get rid off him it will be impossible to pick him
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Disagree Ron. I think we are all entitled to make a judgement that is far from rash. I know this sort of thing happens on the training field virtually every day but it rarely ends up with injuries serious enough for the victim to miss games. If you really think "anger management" courses are the answer then you are living in a HR wonderland. I went on one once, biggest load of crap I have ever had to endure, I came out angrier . The guy needs to be taught a lesson, he is a serial offender - it is a shame Fonte didn't press charges frankly because 6 months in Her Majesties finest, trying to flick the soap up with his kicking foot, might make the overpaid spoilt brat focus on which side his bread is buttered.
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"flare-ups" are permissible but head butts followed by a right hook is a bit excessive surely?
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Maybe he is just telling it how it is - he has been doing so for a while I admit but not many people actually listened to what he was saying
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Surely that is rule nos 1 on here?
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I find him frustrating. He is too easily eased off the ball and has no body strength. The potential is there alright but he needs to muscle up and get more aggressive.
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From talking to quite a few people in a better place than most to form an opinion I would say this is very near the truth.
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Thanks MLG - you are right bad odds
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Ray's funeral was today and I am pleased to say Brian O'Neil, Tommy Hare, Denis Hollywood and Lawrie McMenemy turned up. For me that is wonderful that ex players and an ex manager took the time to pay tribute to a devoted fan. Fair play and hopefully now we can once again have a club that respects properly the local community. Too many funerals recently the club have not sent anyone to represent them and while I accept football has changed a lot of the players' relatives come from a different era and they don't understand why the club grandees just don't seem to care.
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Manji has just had six kittens!
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I am seriously thinking of waging a large bet on Pompey not getting relegated. This means I have a win win situation. IE if they avoid relegation I pick up some winnings but if they don't? - well I would be quite happy to spunk £100 up the wall if it means they go down. So my fellow nut jobs, what are the odds on them not going down tonight?