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Probably the biggest but most unknown influence on Rap. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised came out in 1970, but it could have been made yesterday.

And risk a major contract with a major customer, not to mention the loss of reputation, with other clubs that they print for. I hope we've got no IBM Hardware or Software at SFC, some skate is probably busy writing some malware which causes all the systems to crash. For the record the Southampton economic area includes most of South Hampshire, so its perfectly reasonable for a supplier to come from that area.

Max Clifford would be better.

I saw all the Totton fans being escorted back tot the station.

You also have to consider what he did at Aberdeen with a bunch of average players, he broke the Celtic/Rangers monopoly, lead them to a European trophy over a one of the biggest clubs in Europe. Is there anybody that truly believes that they would not want someone of Fergy's quality and personality managing saints, because I doubt if anyone would be complaining if it bought us success.

The laughable thing is that Frank Warren reckons that everyone believes that Groves didn't win, I've yet to speak to anyone that thinks he didn't.

The Scottish Cup is probably about as equivelent to the JPT IMHO

After about half an hour of added time. Twice that happened at Arsenal

Apparently the MOD are looking to buy Fratton. Its the nearest thing they could find that resembles Kabul, and are looking to use it for traing troops before they're posted to Afghanistan.

Las Vegas

No none at all

There was a time when a lot of people thought that he was a better player than Walcott. Looks like it could be the case. I always felt that he was more skillful, even if he wasn't as fast, his skill made up for it.

Actually going way back Spurs used to sing Glory Glory Alleluia. Which is sung in all sorts of different versions across the Country i.e. Who the f**k is Harry Rednapp etc

There's also that stupid song that Jimmy Hill wrote for Coventry in the 60s which was like the Eton Boating Song.

Bristol Rovers - Goodnight Irene is pretty unique, I'm not sure where that comes from.

He eventually did a stretch for running up a massive bill at the savoy or somehere whilst claiming to be Whitney Houston's Manager.

Ali Dia made more of a contribution

Billy Davis riled us up the wrong way, but I don’t recall people wanting him killed. If Lennon were to end up dead, would we all be saying he asked for it?

When being asked in an interview after our top of the table clash in November with West Ham, whether we can catch West Ham, I’m hoping NA will be saying ‘Can they keep up?’

I've been managing IT Projects since the mid 1980s and I have to say that nearly all the PRINCE trained/qualified people I've come across are great at producing all the documentation and telling you how the project should be managed, but they never actually deliver anything. For me good project managers are good communicators, negotiators and can get the best out of the team they are working with. There's a lot of experienced people out there with the skills but dont have the qualifications, unfortunately for them most companies want to see a peice of paper with PRINCE2 on it before they'll give them ajob. Luckily I've got the qualification, but half the time I avoid producing reams of documentation and concentrate on delivering the end product, and its worked for me (touch wood). I think Agile is very good for software development, but I'm not sure if it fits in with organisational change or business transformation that is often runs alongside many IT projects.

What are the chances of me squeezing this one out without anyone else noticing? I'll blame Les if anyone does

Playing Devil's Advocate here, its funny how everyone says religion to blame, or its an excuse for violence, and then in the next breath say that they hate pompey, and sing songs about dirty skate bastards etc. Surely geographical based hatred is the same. I'd like to state that I also hate pompey, I'm just saying in some ways the two aren't vastly different.

Most managers in the English Leagues do that, and look at Mourinho when he was with Porto at Old Trafford or David O'Leary when he was at Villa, its ridiculous that a player or a manager can't celebrate a teams win because it might upset the opposition fans, and the fact that he his not the same religion as those fans means that some decide that he should be killed. Look at Billy Davies with us, annoying little prat but doesn't warrant physical violence or death.

Why as high as the Championship? Cardiff had to join the Southern League before they could join the English Ladder. So should these two. Just because they're top dogs in a league of teams that most of whom could be beaten by Eastleigh they seem to think that they have some kind of right to join the more lucrative English league. They're no different to Linfield or Glentoran in Northern Ireland, should we let them join as well.

How about nominations for the John Bailey Award for A Player We Will Boo Indefinitely Whenever They Play Against Us