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LOL! Yeah, next week I'm bringing one of those big blow up hands so Rupert might see it! (btw, does this mean I have a stalker?!)

I very much doubt any of them would know what it means anyway....

I'll see you down Mansel Park then, save me a seat. . .

Like I said in my original post, I have no reason to disbelieve this person, people are free to take the information as they see fit. If you wish to carry on seeing the world through your rose tinted glasses then carry on. And when have I ever been 'antagonistic'?

Before I pick the team, I have a shpliff thish long...

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/?page_id=11112 No Lloyd, it was not 'just one of those days' it was yet another of those days where the team and the management proved that they are just not good enough. You have to love the OS bullsh*t machine though...

A lot of those people were there today, first game in 3 seasons etc etc:rolleyes:

What he said.

How has he failed? We are playing attractive, passing football woth a young team of exciting prospects, just like he promised [/sarcasm] **** off and die Lowe and Wilde, and take that Dutch pot smoking clown with you.

Heard form a reliable source inside the club today that we will be going into admin in Jan, mainly to take the ten point deduction this year instead of starting with it in league 1 and bombing straight through to league 2. Obviously I won't name my source, you can say al you like about HP and ketchup but this guy has worked at the club for years and I have no reason to disbelieve him. Don't know what to think really. I've always thought admin to be about the worst thing that could happen, especially if it means Lowe can then hoover up the whole club for a song, but it seems inevitable now, so perhaps its better to bite the bullet and pray we can rebuild from L1 next season.

For me its 1. Iron Maiden at Twickenham 2. Metallica at the O2 3. Turisas who were supporting Dragonforce at the Guildhall. Metal played on an accordian. WTF?:supz:

If Wilde/Lowe are still around then not a hope in hell. Its going to hurt badly, but hopefully it won't be as painful as watching the club I have supprted for over 30 years ripped apart by these two ****wits.

Your'e either taking the ****, or you are Wilde. Which is it?

Face it, even if we do somehow break down their 11 men behind the ball tactics, we are going down. I would suggest that if we are losing at half time then the whole crowd walks out. Its the only way some people will get the message.

'Our club'! Cheeky bastard. Not stand by and let it die? Seems like your'e doing a pretty good job at the moment Michael.

Unfortunately I don't think it matters what the players want. They will be sold whether they like it or not.

I know you still read this forum so maybe you would be big enough to answer one simple question. Seeing as it was yourself who firstly removed the man who has slowly destroyed our once proud football club, and then saw fit to re-instate him in the hope of protecting your dwindling investment, what are you actually doing about it now the fool has further ruined any chance the club had of getting promotion and securing financial stability. Surely this is all very bad for your investment? Or are you happy to sit in the background and let the egomaniac ruin the club completely and allow your share value to drop to the square root of **** all?

What he said, the two goals are just papering over the cracks. We are going down, and then starting the following season on minus 10. Well done Rupert

Looking at the gates we are getting I would disagree, we are in a downward spiral, and there is no getting out of it unless results on the pitch improve dramatically. THis spiral started long ago, when Lowe let WGS walk away.

It doesn't matter now, its too late. The team is just not good enough, and will be further weakened in January, no manager will be able to change that without money to spend. Well done Rupert

We had an a young, English manager last season (something which Lowe championed when he appointed Wigley). He's doing quite well at Leicester. Well done Rupert.

And another two games of 'exciting, passing football'. Well done Rupert, Poortvliet is clearly another inspired appointment. Please don't wast 36p on posting me a season ticket renewal form, as quite frankly you can poke it up your arse.

Fill it with helium and fly it from your roof, you know you want to!

A nice gesture, and to be fair probably a clever bit of marketing. My two boys had seriously lost interest so far this season but they are both now gagging for the next home game so they can wave their super saint hand things.

Oh well.....