St.Patrik Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 (edited) According to this site - good luck then Saga. http://www.footballpress.net/?action=read&idsel=53213 Edited 26 January, 2010 by St.Patrik wrong title since Saints didnt get any money.
fish fingers Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 No good luck message from me. Waste of time and money.
Saint_clark Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Someone found a website before saying Saga had left for some European team. It hadn't happened. Although if we get rid of his wages and bring some money in for him, i'll be ecstatic.
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 I see you didn't try to name the buying club....
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 According to this site - good luck then Saga. http://www.footballpress.net/?action=read&idsel=53213 doesn't say they paid anything for him though,
St.Patrik Posted 26 January, 2010 Author Posted 26 January, 2010 I see you didn't try to name the buying club.... No Way - my spelling is bad as it is already....Nothing on their OS yet tho.
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 No Way - my spelling is bad as it is already....Nothing on their OS yet tho. To be honest I still can't spell Saga.........
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 No Way - my spelling is bad as it is already....Nothing on their OS yet tho. Still a bit silly of them giving him what looks like a 2 year contract straight away, they could have taken him on loan with an option and they'd have got 6 good months out of him.
westofshannonsaint Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 http://www.wiadomosci24.pl/artykul/marek_saganowski_bedzie_gral_w_greckim_artomitosie_123912.html (translated by google) Marek Saganowski will play in the Greek Artomitosie Polish representative, Marek Saganowski, was officially the seventh player of the Greek team top league Artomitosu Athens. Pole was taken on a free transfer. Popular "Sagan", which dissolved in December, by mutual consent, his contract with Southampton was to take for free. Many media speculated about his imminent return to Lazienkowska, and the Odra Wodzislaw. But when the offer came from Greece to react player and his agent did not have to wait long. Marek Saganowski soon to join his fellow representative, former wiślaka, Baszczyńskiego Martin, who Artomitosie there from the beginning of the season. Saganowski enlarge the circle of the Polish players in the Peloponnese, who recently became the next in Cyprus, one of the hottest football fields. 33-fold Polish representative will be 10 Player of the Vistula is currently occurring in the Greek Superleague.
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 (edited) http://www.wiadomosci24.pl/artykul/marek_saganowski_bedzie_gral_w_greckim_artomitosie_123912.html (translated by google) Marek Saganowski will play in the Greek Artomitosie Polish representative, Marek Saganowski, was officially the seventh player of the Greek team top league Artomitosu Athens. Pole was taken on a free transfer. Popular "Sagan", which dissolved in December, by mutual consent, his contract with Southampton was to take for free. Many media speculated about his imminent return to Lazienkowska, and the Odra Wodzislaw. But when the offer came from Greece to react player and his agent did not have to wait long. Marek Saganowski soon to join his fellow representative, former wiślaka, Baszczyńskiego Martin, who Artomitosie there from the beginning of the season. Saganowski enlarge the circle of the Polish players in the Peloponnese, who recently became the next in Cyprus, one of the hottest football fields. 33-fold Polish representative will be 10 Player of the Vistula is currently occurring in the Greek Superleague. Right, no point in freezing your bollx off in Poland when you can scrub about in the Greek sunshine for twice the pay. Something incongruous in there though, wasn't he on the bench for us last Saturday? Edited 26 January, 2010 by Window Cleaner
Black Sea Saint Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 He's been on the bench for the past two games whilst your article says his contract was dissolved (canceled) in December.
scotty Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 No good luck message from me. Waste of time and money. He put in a decent shift when he first joined us, I dont suppose he liked dropping down the leagues.
OldNick Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 He put in a decent shift when he first joined us, I dont suppose he liked dropping down the leagues.the decent shift went missing as soon as he sprained his wrist signing his big fat contract.
londonsaint1604 Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Fair play to Saga. Thanks for the brief and false hope you gave us with the 3-1 win against Preston last season. That was a great day.
bjk Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 According to the echo he's on the bench for us tonight.
Matthew Le God Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 According to the echo he's on the bench for us tonight. They are basing that on nothing more than the fact he has been for the past few games. The Echo doesn't have a clue who will be on the bench as they are banned from the training ground.
bjk Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 They are basing that on nothing more than the fact he has been for the past few games. The Echo doesn't have a clue who will be on the bench as they are banned from the training ground. I Know.
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Translation in respect of Saga has been pants....Off to Poland in December. Now off to a club in Greece....somebody help me with their name...But it sounds like a Greek restaurant in Soho he has signed up with...
krissyboy31 Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 They are basing that on nothing more than the fact he has been for the past few games. The Echo doesn't have a clue who will be on the bench as they are banned from the training ground. Maybe they asked John Suchet?
iansums Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Maybe they asked John Suchet? lol or perhaps his brother did some detective work!
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 I have it on good authority that Poirot never talks to the press.
krissyboy31 Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 I have it on good authority that Poirot never talks to the press. Not sure Danny's fluent in Flemish anyway!
Bucks Saint Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 the decent shift went missing as soon as he sprained his wrist signing his big fat contract. So you dont remember his return from being on loan in Denmark (like most of our strikers, not his choice) last season?
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Not sure Danny's fluent in Flemish anyway! Poirot spoke French, he was a walloon.Although most government agents would now be required to be fluent in at least 2 of the 3 official languages practised in Belgium.How do I know this ? I dated a Belgian civil servant for a number of years,she did the best BJ in the history of mankind.
once_bitterne Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Poirot spoke French, he was a walloon.Although most government agents would now be required to be fluent in at least 2 of the 3 official languages practised in Belgium.How do I know this ? I dated a Belgian civil servant for a number of years,she did the best BJ in the history of mankind. Forget mankind what about womankind?
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Forget mankind what about womankind? Ah but I'm not at all sure that she had lesbian tendancies, never noticed them myself.Still she was a Belgian so you never know.
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Poirot spoke French, he was a walloon.Although most government agents would now be required to be fluent in at least 2 of the 3 official languages practised in Belgium.How do I know this ? I dated a Belgian civil servant for a number of years,she did the best BJ in the history of mankind. I have it on good information from Mosley and Payne..Cynthe and Maxie that a lot of Belgium civil servants dress up as ladies and where clogs:smt054 Makes your eyes water..apparently:rolleyes: Down, Down, Down.........Was that Status Quo?
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 I have it on good information from Mosley and Payne..Cynthe and Maxie that a lot of Belgium civil servants dress up as ladies and where clogs:smt054 Makes your eyes water..apparently:rolleyes: Down, Down, Down.........Was that Status Quo? I won't profess to have extracted any sense at all from all that Ottery. Do I need to run it through a devonspeak-english translator or something?
INFLUENCED.COM Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 To be honest I still can't spell Saga......... That may cause you problems when you go to book your holiday !!
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 I won't profess to have extracted any sense at all from all that Ottery. Do I need to run it through a devonspeak-english translator or something? Beware of Belgium Civil Servants....They are all spies at MFI and dress up as women..Do not be fooled ever again Windows....
krissyboy31 Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Poirot spoke French, he was a walloon.Although most government agents would now be required to be fluent in at least 2 of the 3 official languages practised in Belgium.How do I know this ? I dated a Belgian civil servant for a number of years,she did the best BJ in the history of mankind. Is that where the word Flemish originated?
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Beware of Belgium Civil Servants....They are all spies at MFI and dress up as women..Do not be fooled ever again Windows.... Ooh I don't know, for the stuff that that particular Belgian lady did you'd be prepared to run any amount of risks.I mean with her I could see how Mata Hari obtained information so easily. Some women are just that good, not that mine was a spy or anything (cos I'd have to watch out for that:cool:) she worked in their Treasury.
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Is that where the word Flemish originated? actually it's derived from Flanders,how I can't quite remember.
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 That may cause you problems when you go to book your holiday !! Fully paid up member of the old boyzz union and Saga tried to double me House insurance.. BUGGERS....Will throw my pension book at them when I get one... Hate to think WHAT they woulD charge me for a golden oldie holiday to SARFSEA.
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Fully paid up member of the old boyzz union and Saga tried to double me House insurance.. BUGGERS....Will throw my pension book at them when I get one... Hate to think WHAT they woulD charge me for a golden oldie holiday to SARFSEA. Talking of Old Boys, who's up for the OTs dinner next November?? I think it's some particular milestone or other, 100th maybe
Whitey Grandad Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 actually it's derived from Flanders,how I can't quite remember. Wonderful thing, the internet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flemish (and a big time-waster)
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Talking of Old Boys, who's up for the OTs dinner next November?? I think it's some particular milestone or other, 100th maybe I hope Martin Chivers has been invited......and also a member of Saga:D
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 I hope Martin Chivers has been invited......and also a member of Saga:D He left a couple of years before I started my 7 stretch.
unionhotel Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Talking of Old Boys, who's up for the OTs dinner next November?? I think it's some particular milestone or other, 100th maybe Are we talking Old Tauntonians by any chance?
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Are we talking Old Tauntonians by any chance? well yes, what else does OTs mean in the Southampton area?
Mr X Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 the decent shift went missing as soon as he sprained his wrist signing his big fat contract. and that sums it all up really doesn't it? talented player but totally the wrong work ethic
OldNick Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 So you dont remember his return from being on loan in Denmark (like most of our strikers, not his choice) last season?He had a little scoring run, still didnt justify his adoration from the fans IMO.
Mr X Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 He had a little scoring run, still didnt justify his adoration from the fans IMO. So frustrating that he only bothered to use his skill on the odd ocassions when it suited him.
unionhotel Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 well yes, what else does OTs mean in the Southampton area? Well sorreeey! I get quite confused with all these abbreviations, OS, OT, HCDAJFU, PMSL etc. Etc. Just interested in my alma mater. Respice Finem! (sp)
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 On his day Saga is world class.....If you give me enough time I will get back to you and see if I can find that day..
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Well sorreeey! I get quite confused with all these abbreviations, OS, OT, HCDAJFU, PMSL etc. Etc. Just interested in my alma mater. Respice Finem! (sp) Respice Finem it is. If you're interested I think they have basic details on the OTs website, I got a mail from David Fryett (I think that's his name) about it the other day. I think I'll go just to mark the occasion.
ottery st mary Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 He left a couple of years before I started my 7 stretch. Working that out...you must nearly be 70 years,,, You are the patron saint of Saga.
Window Cleaner Posted 26 January, 2010 Posted 26 January, 2010 Working that out...you must nearly be 70 years,,, You are the patron saint of Saga. No, your maths isn't great. Chivers left Tauntons in 1962 (I think) I started in 1966, aged 11 so that makes me 54, which is right.
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