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The season we were relegated. Enough said.

2 - 1 after 1-1 half time and the biggest nail-biting finish ever. Don't miss it!

...in the... We aren't literally THAT bad

Perhaps the Vatican Bank would finance this on behalf of our Saints. And the Pope is coming to the UK sometime

Instead of a statue to any of our various legends, how about a bronze sculptured relief frieze on a front wall of St Mary's Stadium featuring some (say half a dozen?) of them - including some of the earlier ones? LTS, Channon, Paine, Allen Ball, Charlie Wayman, CB FRY would be my suggestion. Edit: make it seven. We can't leave Big Ron out.

The good news we wanted to hear. Well done Ron. Now for tomorrow. COYR

Cardiff have had a midweek match, and carry injuries. Not over optimistic tbf, but this is a VERY good opportunity if the lads take the pitch like they did last week. WE CAN DO IT. WE WILL WIN. BE THERE . COYR

Great stuff. And I've just realised what's happened to the missing thousands. We've all got clapped out transport.. Keep them coming

I hope Chopra isn't playing. I seem to remember him scoring opportinistic goals against us in the past.

Currently at 14.75p. Can anyone guesstimate what this values the SFC's' total selling price at? And if by chance we hadn't been a plc and were owned by one person, would anyone like to guess what Saints could be realistically worth, were it to be a non plc transaction? I'm just wondering if SLH pc is worth less than SFC if it were not a plc. (ps -apols for interrupting the arguement)

How long do I have to keep this up Rupert? Can't I go now?

Terrific A true runner

lol - I needed cheering up. Keep 'em coming

After 145,000 miles of faithful service including 20,000 miles travelling to Saints matches, and following the excitement of Saints second home win of the season, my Peugeot 405 blew its engine travelling home on the M3, last Saturday evening. Car have no greater love than to die for The Saints. RIP Anyone got any car/Saints related stories and memories to share?

A Fly on the Wall camera posted on YouTube would be sensational though.

Saint Robbie Sell the Club!

St Ted has never left us.

And a lot of us think so too. Stupid boy, Lowe.

The OS are plugging links with the new Bowling Centre at Eastleigh Leisure. Fair enough, we need all the goodwill connections we can make, and I wish the project well. http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/articles/article.php?page_id=11411 But it reminds me that when St Mary's Stadium was originally built, I always wondered why it was a 'go it alone' venture. Why was the stadium-build not linked with a money earning project such as a leisure centre? If it had, it might not be the white elephant we are now saddled with. Other stadia have been, like The Madjeski which includes a hotel complex integrated with the football stadium, and all built on a footprint no bigger than St Mary's. So it could have been done. Does anyone recall if there were discussions to include other commercial ventures with the St Mary's build? I know there were failed talks in Laurie Mac's day to build Saints a stadium on the old Pirelli site, now a retail mecca. Why on earth wasn't St Mary's part of a wider commercial venture? Anyone know? We could have been better off

Could. Even ITK's don't know.

You have to disregard previous and take each match differently. He played an important part in a true team effort. He may have found his better position which is not upfront, and was a good link between defence and attack, and bustled about quite purposefully on Saturday.

The Dell Club voted for Euell. He was excellent. A very good partnership with Saga.

If Wotte's teams can make up the shortfall in points that can keep us up, despite having some tough matches ahead, compared to our rivals like Norwich, Wotte will have achieved a miracle, and myself and others will have to eat our words. I hope this proves to be the case.

Look up 'Bullying' jonah. Too commonly found in the workplace. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullying There are courses on the subject http://www.bullying.org/ http://old.gold.ac.uk/tmr/reports/aim2_surrey1.html