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Yes please, my lunch is repeating on me.

I go with Alpine. Surely anything over 15 minutes in the same room as him would see Lowe, Wilde and Crouch giving their shares away just to escape him.

We live in hope.

Woohoo! :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Yeah Nick, stop giving us news on Saints players on a Saints forum!

Do you go to Uni in the USA? That might explain it....

In days gone by you'd have been excommunicated by the church and burned as a heretic for such statements. Hell, you still might in Plymouth

If Wotte keeps us up he'll have done a f*cking brilliant job. And yet you'd want to sack him and install the man who relegated Leicester last season. Utterly bonkers.

Trouble is that in his case "in there" would be most likely to refer to the treatment room.

Surely you don't need Google to tell you that you live in Fawley?

Surely you don't need Google to tell you that you live in Fawley?

But as we have no idea how much would have cost us had he stayed for the 1st half of the season or how much Aalborg paid us to take him it's impossible to say with any certainty whether or not it was a "false economy", as UP asked me. Surely that's not too difficult to grasp even for people like you with, by your own admission, only half a brain.

But as we have no idea how much would have cost us had he stayed for the 1st half of the season or how much Aalborg paid us to take him it's impossible to say with any certainty whether or not it was a "false economy", as UP asked me. Surely that's not too difficult to grasp even for people like you with, by your own admission, only half a brain.

It doesn't make much sense to those of us with a whole brain though, I'm afraid.

It doesn't make much sense to those of us with a whole brain though, I'm afraid.

I think the old boy might have had a rough night. He's not making a great deal of sense this morning.

I think the old boy might have had a rough night. He's not making a great deal of sense this morning.

That makes no sense in relation to the points of mine that you quoted but thanks for the effort anyway. :smt023

That makes no sense in relation to the points of mine that you quoted but thanks for the effort anyway. :smt023

Finally, someone truly in the know. i've been trying to ascertain for a while the details of the Schneiderlin deals, how much we paid up front, how much in installments and what those additional payments were dependant on. Can you let us know, or drop me a PM if don't want everyone to know? Ta. Oh, and what, if anything, Arsenal have to do with the deal. While you're at it, can you also let me know how much we're paying Sagga, including appearance/goal/win bonuses? And how much Aalborg paid in a loan fee and how much of his wage they paid. Thank you kindly.

A ceasefire until May 4th to allow everyone to concentrate on more immediately pressing matters sounds like a jolly fine idea.

You know for a fact that it was one man's decision Wes?

Without knowing the exact details of our financial position, Sagga's wages or the details of the loan agreement with Aalborg it's impossible for anyone to say. Neither do we know who made the decision to send Sagga to Aalborg, or indeed why. If, on threat of pulling the rug from under our feet Barclays had insisted on a certain reduction in running costs and Sagga's wages were targetted to meet that reduction then no, it's not. If we're flush with cash and sent Sagga away because he's over 25 then yes, it would have been rather daft. So the short answer is, I don't know. It's also debatable whether the reduced attendances have been a result of the poor home form because if you listen to those who are more interested in who the chairman of the PLC is than football itslef, then you'll be led to believe that the missing 5000 are boycotting because of Lowe/Wilde

Erm, if nobody wanted to take him off our hands then we didn't have much choice but to pay him....

Perhaps certain people on here starting a new thread every 3 hours about us needing a centre back forced his hand?