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--young children are always smarter than the adults --nobody in a group shoot-out ever runs out of ammunition --when cars plummet over a cliff, they always explode when hey hit the ground --when characters don the uniform of baddies they've killed or tied up, the clothes are invariably a perfect fit --when the protagonist in a fight scene faces about a dozen opponents, they always agree to attack him one or two at a time

Fantastic team effort from all involved. So proud to see us win with such character.

Things looked promising in the early part of the game and we looked likely to score. But as the game wore on, we seemed to run out of ideas. Of the front four, only Walcott was effective--finding space and putting pressure on the WH defence.

I don't think Bertrand is the problem--it's the lack of a consistent player in front of him, who he has an understanding with. Back when Redmond was a consistent starter, the two of them had a good understanding, and most of the effective wing-play went down the left. Bertrand is inhibited by the lack of am effective player in front of him.

No. A selling club, it seems to me--and this is the point that MLG was making--is not one that sells players, but one that needs to sell players in order to survive financially.

No injuries to the Saints' squad. Quite astounding that, isn't it? Are we just very lucky, or is there more to it than that?

Ings has only missed two games by injury.

What if we beat Arsenal 8-0, and the Spurs vs Liverpool game is a draw?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK1CEtmmJGo

Reminds me of a joke I heard on The Frost Report on TV in the late 1960s: "Somebody broke into the Kremlin last week and stole next year's election results."

Yes, when they have microphones strategically placed all around the pitch!

I was 13 yrs old when Saints were promoted to the First Division and England won the World Cup. What a year! R.I.P. Nobby Stiles.

Taps at the guitar strings ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp-X3-xxNo0

Thanks for all the effort you put into this site. It is much appreciated.

Lime-flavoured wine gums.

This just in: " ... a wrinkle in this time-honored process — the peace prize was first awarded in 1901 — emerged on Tuesday, when the committee announced that it had uncovered what appeared to be a forged nomination of President Trump for the prize. The matter has been referred to the Oslo police for investigation." https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/28/world/europe/nobel-peace-prize-trump-fake-nomination.html?smid=fb-share&fbclid=IwAR15wEP-YpotmO8zhgZEpx6p1Td9W7CS7-xycXTA3jRisv2ZHIFGPyC1ATE

It's Ché Adams--as in Che Guevara.

Perhaps Trump could bring these "tremendous efforts" in brokering peace to the domestic situation in the United States--instead of inciting violence and fomenting conflict.

... saves us.

Yours truly can reveal that we are not happy to be corrected for our expression of personal opinion. We can confirm that this is the feeling of all of us.

Journalists who use the term 'we'--as in 'what we know so far'.

Agreed. I prefer the modest, sincere type.

Adkins, Pochettino, and Hasenhüttl.

I've been getting "504" and "502--Bad Gateway" messages all day. Been having trouble connecting, off and on, for a week or two. Frustrating.

"7. Liverpool vs Manchester United"?