Saint_clark

You suggested the SuperAntiSpyware one to me, why didn't you use that?

Shows how little you actually care about the football side of things that you had to bring Lowe into it.

Wouldn't work. You could have a team finishing in the lowest position in the Football League going into the Prem through the play-offs.

:smt045

Plus i'm working.

Nope, two years ago the tickets were £5 each V Yeovil and we sold 22,000. Kids were also £1.

Blackpool H - Win QPR A - Draw Ipswich H - Win Barnsley H - Win Doncaster A - Draw Norwich H - Win 14 points. W00T!

I have a ST but i'm not going tonight. I find it hard to get excited about this competition unless we're in the quarters.

He's Scottish. That's about it. I actually think he's quite sh*t, but he's proving me wrong so far. Oh yeah forgot to say - Campbell looks like a serious weak link for you this season. He seems to have lost about half his pace from last season, and he was never a very pacy player to start with.

I'm going to guess at 11th in the Prem.

Darren Fletcher is the one he was looking at, I think.

2007 remains my favourite FM game tbh.

Seriously, how has this thread not been locked? Full of pointless sh*te and over the top insults.

Scotland = different place to England.

Nice to hear a couple of anti-saints songs today as well - "ello, ello, we are the pompey boys" etc. Obviously, despite what Corp would have us believe, they do still care.

That's why I was saying if he stays fit. Just him playing is the biggest achievement we'll see this season, IMO.

Can't be bothered to look, I read them in the actual paper.

How Gillett has gone unnoticed for all this time is amazing - although it could be a blessing he has, otherwise he would have been on of the "saleable assets". Player of the Season has the potential to be very tight this year, although I know that (if he stays fit) my vote will be going to Michael Svensson.

Apart from Davies, i'm not too bothered about the others who have left.

Or it just shows that we couldn't afford to take such a big risk by throwing youngsters straight into a relegation battle.

"Wake-up call" is an odd way to put it. That suggests that we are being brought back to reality, and is usually applied when the manager/player says "we are in a relegation battle now - we have to accept that" or something similar.

Odd that the Derby paper is one of the few that gives a fair report - Daily Mail, NOTW etc all said they were robbed and we were sh*t.

Cheers Mike and thesaint_sfc, SuperAntiSpyware seems to have done the trick. Thank f*ck for that, it was a right tricky little b*stard.

Well, SOMEONE had to be first.

They should pick it purely from The Football League IMO.