Bushey Saint

Cheery little thread this, isn't it? That said, in the unlikely event of SFC being wound up, I may follow Ipswich or Yeovil having lived in both towns. Can't say that I'd support any other team though although I'd be quite likely to attend games on an opportunity basis.

The whole ITV FA Cup coverage lacks class, from the embarrassingly cliche ridden opening sequence all the way through to their second-rate punditry. Not liked ITV sports coverage since Italia 90; BBC gave us Pavarotti and Nessum Dorma, ITV gave us stone busts heading footballs!

Anyone got beyond their seemingy blind hatred of RL and anyone associated with him, to consider whether in today's economic climate, administration might could do to SFC? That it could mean liquidation and going the way of Accrington Stanley, Bradford Park Avenue, etc? I'm no fan of RL but is that really a price we would be prepared to pay?

For the record: Christianity - monotheistic religion originating from the first century AD (AD = Anno Domini - "the year of our Lord") Islam - monotheistic religion originating from the 7th century AD On that basis its kind of difficult to see how "Muslim's (sic) have been doing that for longer than Christianity has even existed", no? Always useful to base any argument or opinion on fact

Heard that too, and joined in. But in my opinion there were also far too many in the crowd who seemed more prepared to groan at a misplaced pass or even boo when we were under pressure than to give encouragement. This did transmit itself to what is a very young group of players. I didn't see any heads go down, but I did notice one or two starting to 'freeze' - fear of failure taking over from the earlier confidence in their own ability. Like it or not, this is what negativity does.

So, no pressure on the boys then?