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THink a lot of people on here are living in a dream world Here's a list typical prices for away games in premier league this season Arsenal £35 - £51 dependant on Category (Saints would have been £35) Aston Villa £37 - £45 dependant on Category Blackburn £29 - £35 dependant on Category (Saints would have been £29) Bolton £20 - £27 dependant on Category (Saints would have been £20) Chelsea £47 - £56 lower, £50-£59 upper, dependant on category. Everton £31, £34 or £36 dependant on area of stand Fulham £30 - £40 dependant on Category Liverpool £42 - £48 dependant on Category Man City £38 lower, £48 upper Man Utd. £43 Newcastle £26 - £36 dependant on Category Norwich £30 - £45 dependant on Category QPR £40 - £55 dependant on Category Stoke City £25 - £35 dependant on Category Swansea £35 Sunderland £29 - £35 dependant on Category Tottenham £31 - £47 lower, £36 - £53 upper, dependant on category West Brom £25 - £42 dependant on Category (saints would have been £29) Wigan £20 - £28 dependant on Category (saints would have been £20) Wolves £24- £34 behind goal, £28 - £38 side, dependant on category IMO I would think Norwich prices are similar to what Saints will charge, with season tickets around £650 - £700

It couldn't possibly be better, it wasn't scored for Man U !

Really looking forward Wigan and Arsenal as I been waiting years to go to those grounds, as like others on here only premier grounds I've not been to. Also looking forward to Norwich and Newcastle as I always enjoy the trips there no matter what the result. Bloody hate Liverpool and Everton though

The Premier league now has a quota in place of 25 players in a squad plus any number of under 21's http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/8902975.stm Of the 25 only 17 are allowed to be not home grown or a minumum of 8 home grown Home Grown player will be defined as one who, irrespective of his nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or the Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons or 36 months prior to his 21st birthday (or the end of the season during which he turns 21). So of current squad the following players amongst others would count as home grown Adam Lallana Morgan Schnederlin Arron Martin Jack Cork Dean Hammond Richard Chaplow Kelvin Davis Danny Fox Billy Sharp Rickie Lambert Lee Holmes Danny Butterfield Frazer Richardson And we could have players such as Luke Shaw Jamie Ward Prowse Ben Reeves Jack Stephens all available to play even if they are not in the 25 man squad

this was all covered at length on a thread last week http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?37541-New-ticketing-system-Validate-your-details most of the problems were exlained here and solutions to most given

Best Game of this year Millwall away, which was this years MK Dons game 2-1 down with 5 mins to go and end up winning Best Game of the Season Ipswich away as good a display as you could wish to see, total football and passing the ball around at ease, adn some great goals and as others have said the pass of the season from Morgan to Adam for our fourth goal. I was really proud of Saints that night and for the first time thought that promotion might be on the cards this season

I had to do that too and then it worked Ok, think they need to explain this on instructions as otherwise loads of people will think they've completed Ok when in fact they haven't

and remember we took over 2,000 to Forest for last game even though we were already relegated

Thw extras are only available because Coventry have returned tickets

me too, only 7 in 1966 so too young to go, although I did see our 1-0 win at Bristol City a few weeks before the end of that season

are you joking ?, we only need 2 points to make sure, so a win ensures promotion

The Dyer Family in Salisbury have made more appearences in court than Terry Paine made playing for Saints

Another great article by Jeremy Wilson who used to write for the Echo His articles are generally complementary about Saints, which is why he was probably invited by Cortese to interview the people he did.

Have you ever visited Middlesbrough ? It's a sh*thole Places like Darlington, Hartlepool, Whitby, York and Newcastle much better options for a night out. So that's what most people are doing

the sterile areas are both ends but only one block R one end but three blocks the other end blocks XYZ

Could be some tickets have been returned, I know someone who bought 14 tickets for him and his mates only to find someone else had done the same, so had 14 spare tickets

All trains from Clapham are going via Staines, as they are on the monday for all those going up to Palace game

Also all trains between Salisbury and Romsey replaced by buses all Easter weekend so any fans From Bristol, Gillingham will add time to journey with it taking 1hr 20 mins to get from Salisbury to Southampton by bus/train when it normally takes 35mins. On the pub front i'm sure all will be open and many are already proposing opening earlier for breakfast

It was made clear on O/S they only had 150 unrestrced view tickets available out of the 650 on sale

Over 5,100 already sold Only 650 tickets left to go on general sale tomorrow 500 of which are cheaper but restricted view http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2696882,00.html

Big difference is that Blackpool score for fun, but have a poor defence whereas Hull have good defence but can't score for toffee

I know a few who are staying either at Darlington or York, rather than Middlesbrough

trains are running but will take longer as they divert via Staines to avoid engineering works at Surbiton so train for example takes 1 hr 42 mons from Salisbury to Clapham rather than 1 hr 15 mins

I stayed up in Hull last night and it was strange the centre was deserted after the game espeically the Old Town, where I and 9 or 10 others managed to get a lock in at a pub until 1am to round off a thoroughly enjoyable evening