Big Poppa

I wouldn't say Gross is a crap manager, he's got a very good managerial record since leaving Spurs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Gross

I've also heard a rumour that one of the reasons that Christian Gross is set to became Saints manager is because he is related to the Liebherr family through marriage.

I've heard a rumour that the new Saints manager will be Christian Gross!

Jay Jay Okocha Jonjo Shelvey Lee Peltier Marcus Williams Simeon Jackson Nathan Smith Joe Lewis Charlie Austin

Never trust a fart.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kNyiMgU8mU

A tribute to The Young Ones.... Danny Bhoy's visitor's guide to Scotland.... Water celling prank.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltagfe6c7vo Ugly furniture....

The smell at Fratton Park gets too much for some of the Man U players.... Burt & Ernie try gangsta rap....

News reporter turns gangster in 3 seconds.... Treadmill gangsta.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YJc-0t526Q Burt & Ernie try gangsta rap.... Keeping your fridge stocked will get you many women....

Phil Brown gets humiliated live on Sky Sports.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hcKyasPFHI Soccer Saturday funnies.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFV01EZIeQc&NR=1 Manchester fans give their opinion on who will win the Manchester derby.... Best of Tubes - Soccer AM.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya13kHIEREQ

A Priest is fishing with his mate and catches something. "That's a huge f*cker you've got there father," says the friend. "Watch your language around a man of God," replies the Priest. A little embarassed, the friend lies and tells the Priest that the species of fish is called a "f*cker". The Priest takes home the fish and talks to the Bishop and explains about catching the "f*cker". "I'll clean the f*cker and we can have it for dinner tonight when the Pope comes round." So he cleans it and then shows it to the Cardinal, who says he'll cook the "f*cker" for the pope tonight. The Pope comes round for dinner and comments on the lovely fish and, eager to please, the Priest exclaims, "I caught the f*cker!" The Bishop cries, "I cleaned the f*cker!" And the Cardinal continues, "I cooked the f*cker!" The Pope takes a moments thought, looks around the table at them and says, "You know, you c*nts are alright."

Simon Cowell, cos he always turns sh!t into money lol...

LOL It's about the bid, looks likely there will be no bid

Breaking news!!! BBC1 in the next few minutes..

How about a bring back Tessem campaign? Would be great to see Tessem back at the club

Hassan Kachloul - currently without a club. http://www.veveo.net/topic/Hasan+Kachal/VM746296

Weh hey!! FMB's lol

According to Jack it is because Watford wanted him more than Saints did http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/saints/news/4025013.Cork__Watford_wanted_me_more_than_Saints/

Christopher Eccleston & Billie Piper react to Matt Smith taking over as the new Doctor. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bC1HuDYlJ6g&feature=channel_page

Agree... also, why we didn't sort out extending Corks loan weeks ago is anybody's guess, especially when the player made it well known in the press he was very happy here & wanted to stay for the remaining season.

Great point by Phil Thompson, where has the money gone???

God help us if that happens.

STOCKBROKING group WH Ireland has turned the tables on London rival Blue Oar with plans for a takeover offer. Earlier this year, Manchester-based WH Ireland saw off Blue Oar after a takeover approach. WH Ireland refused to discuss the proposals, saying they were not in shareholders' best interests, and Blue Oar decided not to proceed with a hostile bid. WH Ireland has now declared its interest in buying Blue Oar. It said in a statement that it believed the firms are `highly complementary' and a deal would enable it to expand its main business areas of private client broking, asset management and investment banking. Blue Oar, founded in 1995, has five divisions which turned over a total of £17.2m last year and made pre-tax profits of £1.9m. However, it lost £1.6m in the first half of 2008. WH Ireland, with 15 UK offices and a presence in Australia, turned over £42.7m in the year to November 30, 2007, and made £3.8m profits. http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/business/s/1086680_wh_ireland_turns_tables_on_blue_oar_with_offer

There definitely needs to be a closer look at this. You would have thought having a manager in Big Nige last season, who was well liked & had the unity & backing of players & fans alike, who sensed positive times for the club ahead could simply be discarded. The simple truth is no matter what was said, done by Big Nige last summer, his face just simply didn't fit in with the current board. As a rule of thumb, "if it's not broke, don't fix it" but the board decided to go ahead anyway in letting go of Big Nige. As businessmen you would have thought in are plight & financial situation that the gamble of replacing a manager with a foreign one with no experience of the CCC let alone British football, would be too big a gamble to take, especially if it goes pear shaped. Now I like Jan a lot a kind decent bloke, straight down the line, pulls no punches etc etc, but the sad fact is that Jan was given a false dream that is now crumbling around him, as well as the rest of us. Now the board must have realized this last summer that there was a chance that if Saints didn't get off to a good start, with the young up and coming players coming through due to the fact we had to let certain older players go, that there confidence would be a lot more fragile than most. The only way now, without any chance of certain members of the board still staying/trying to stay in some form or another by if any future takeover is if their is a hostile takeover, a complete clean slate.

I fear this could be a very very real possibility & it looks to be exactly what certain members of the board want...

As much as I hate to say it, Jan needs to step down as head coach before it's to late. We don't seem to be able to adapt to certain situations thrown at us during the game, if things don't go are way ie no plan b. Out of work managers that could come in... Roy Keane Paul Ince Terry Venables Glen Hoddle David O'Leary Billy Davis Kevin Keegan Alan Curbishley