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I hope so. Who's going? I am

Not Stanley

Leave those hard-working honest men in the City out of this.

I may still have mine (bought as a present for me, I hasten to add). Any offers? Must be worth more than my 50 shares in SLH bought four years ago.

That doesn't explain why they did not come to this decision last week before the 10 points deduction became enforcable. Cretins.

First point accepted, Second point not. And what about the other stay-away's that you know?

But Stanley, will you be at St Mary's on Saturday, and will you be able to bring any fair-weather or stay-away supporters to this crucial match (crucial assuming we may yet escape a 10 points deduction). That could be good judgement. History is already written. The future isn't.

OS says shares at 9.5p this morning (1st April) So what is all this about?

But this explains everything more clearly http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3-1125841141.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A46346015 Rupert?

Are they giving Rupert the slow handclap?

'Isn't going, going, agona' enough?

Don't do it TDD. We need you

I fear that with current player apathy we are taking Charlton for granted, and with Wotte seeming to have run out of steam, the most we can hope for is a draw. Charlton will want to PROVE that they are a better team than us. We assume we are better than them. Dangerous.

Good points there. Strachan's big achievement was getting them fit before the season started, something no-one else has managed. Oh, and he is a leader, and is respected/feared.

I nominate Alpine. His in-depth knowledge is proof that he attends every game, despite pretending to be too far up a mountain to get to matches.

Utter rubbish. Our three wins were when the protests were active and adrenaline in the ground was electric. The players were up for it. Perhaps if only because they knew they daren't go out clubbing the night before the match, as per usual?, I don't know, but they were fired up. And that's where it matters. On the pitch -on the day. Since the marches, the players have reverted to their lackadaisical norm. Boycotts are apathetic, and apathy is reflected on the pitch. So be there.

We all know this don't we. Appalling mis-management by Wotte of his players. Do thy bother to turn up for training?

So, we wasted money on nonentities who cannot cut it, while our rivals have taken on some very useful loanees to ensure they are not relegated. And we don't have adequate cover for the run in. Gillett is going to be a huge loss. Our player strategy this season has been a shambles. Lowe out. Wilde out.

We don't expect anything else when we are led by two lazy uncharismatic, uninspired numpties who totally lack leadership skills, do we? Time for another march to shake the whole outfit up.

lol

Well they are paid professionals, and we expect better. They should realise this.

I hope this is not representative of the whole squad and first team, because we are fooked if it is. http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/articles/article.php?page_id=11553 Particularly worrying is this comment: "They will have to show up at training today and the day after and I hope they can show themselves in another manner on Monday evening. "My first statement when I came here and every time we play a game was to say 'mentality always comes first' and this time I didn't see the right mentality." For goodness sake, have we got to the point when some players don't always attend training? Saints teams recently have started matches very poorly - no sense of urgency. Poor passing etc. Is there still a lackadaisical attitude throughout the squad? Don't they realise the seriousness of the situation?

TDD never wrong again.

Lowe may be doing his best to destroy the club, but he can't destroy us.