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I found this one. 1995, about 60 mins long

Singled out for praise here... http://www.football365.com/news/premier-league-winners-and-losers-36

If Liverpool win the Europa final and have qualified for the Europa for next year already, that place gets converted to a Champions League spot and 7 teams qualify for Europe. (5 CL & 2 EL) If they win the Europa and haven't qualified for Europa for next season then they will get a Champions League place and none of the teams who have qualified for Europe already will lose their places. So 8 teams will be there next season (5 CL & 3 EL)

If we win Sunday then we get 3 shots at a Europa place: Bournemouth win West Ham draw/lose United win the cup We'd be very unlucky if none of those happened. Gotta be odds on now.

Annoying how Kane always gets the golden boy full name treatment... "Eriksen, Lamela, Son, HARRY KANE"

West Hams goal difference advantage evaporating!

This article is saying 8th could get a Europa place. http://buzz.ie/explained-how-teams-will-qualify-for-the-champions-league-and-europa-league/

Was going by this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France_national_under-21_football_team Recent call ups by players from: Angers, Strasbourg, Sedan, Le Havre, FC Nantes, Caen - All Ligue 2

There are numerous players in the French U21 squad currently playing in Ligue 2 in France, I'd say English League One this year is a higher standard than that League. Just for the record Tony Cascarino is still one and two in the most goals scored per season chart for the past 28 years in that league! I rest my case.

Missed a vital penalty in the play-off shootout as far as I remember, not a great way to end a career.

I'm here too. Living in Kildare. I remember saints playing a pre-season game against St.Pats, must be around 15 years ago. Lost 2-1 I seem to recall. Don't think they've been over since.

So it's: 1. Man City (15 billion) 2. QPR (14.9 billion) 3. Chelsea (7 billion) 4. Arsenal (3.74 billion) 5. Saints (2.7 billion) That sounds good to me! Does this mean we'll be able to hold onto our academy players from now on?

On OS now http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~1716797,00.html

still a legend.

Don't mean to tempt fate, but assuming this takeover does go through, the swiss bidder should be commended for the manner in which they have conducted their business. No fanfares heralding their arrival on the scene, no daily updates on SSN to say 'nearly there, any day now..', no trying to big themselves up by releasing their 'vision' for the future of the club, no shouting how much money they have, no leading the fanbase on. No spin, no rhetoric. They just kept their heads down, got on with it after pinnacle were out of the equation, and are now on the brink. Hopefully this professionalism will help a united club repair the damage suffered to it's reputation from here on in.