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Luke Shaw, the left back coveted by both Manchester clubs and Chelsea, was so bought into the Cortese vision that he had a second mobile phone, used only to update the Swiss businessman of his mood, innermost thoughts and feeling and overall wellbeing. Shaw is devestated by Cortese's departure and I understand he may not travel to Sunderland as he has not been eating since the news of his dramatic departure broke late on Wednesday.

 

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I hope you are joking - since English is my second language I may get this wrong and it´s just a joke - if not it´s almost sickening....Don´t poor Luka have a mum and dad to talk about how he feels?

 

I think the idea is that you are supposed to make up a (preferably humorous) paragraph that did not, for some reason, get included with the rest of the hysterical cr @ p that got printed in the red tops yesterday.

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Southampton players will wear chastity rings in their game away to Sunderland on Saturday as a show of loyalty and purity towards axed chairman Nicola Cortese. A source close to a senior player told us that the idea came from right back Nathaniel Clyne with all but Guly Do Prado agreeing to show their support. Guly has been angered with Cortese since the slick Italian removed a gaurenteed 15 minute playing time claus from his contract after the club were promoted to the Premier League.

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The Mail understands that former Portsmouth chairman Milan Manderic is interested in making a surprise bid to buy Southampton Football Club.

 

In a statement released by his solicitors he said of the bid "it is a very exciting project that needs a stern Serbian-hand to move it forward. I also want the opportunity of re-instating my statue that was cruelly removed several years ago".

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Cortese's planning was meticulous. Last season he took the players to a secret sexual health clinic in the New Forest, where the club doctor took scans of their genitalia. Cortese then commissioned modern artist Damien Hirst to create hand-molded statuettes to be affixed to the walls of the dressing room at Staplewood. Some players now touch them for luck on the way out to training, claiming the move has boosted self-esteem and team spirit.

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Cortese's planning was meticulous. Last season he took the players to a secret sexual health clinic in the New Forest, where the club doctor took scans of their genitalia. Cortese then commissioned modern artist Damien Hirst to create hand-molded statuettes to be affixed to the walls of the dressing room at Staplewood. Some players now touch them for luck on the way out to training, claiming the move has boosted self-esteem and team spirit.

 

You're not allowed to include facts in this thread sir - only made up stuff.... ;)

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In the state of the art canteen at the sprawling Marchwood training ground, a selection of Southampton's first team squad are sat eating lunch. Rickie Lambert, Jack Cork and Adam Lallana have just showered in bespoke cubicles which jet propel the players with a range of vitamins and minerals specifically designed to boost their immune systems in order to maintain maximum performance on the pitch.

 

So high are the standards at the club, that Dutch central defender Jos Hooiveld has been banished by Captain Lallana to re-shower, following a series of disappointing performances. "To be the best we have to drive each other on", says Lallana, whilst shovelling a spoonful of grass into his mouth. This is yet another innovation of Executive Chairman Nicola Cortese. Southampton players replicate match conditions during all training sessions, becoming accustomed to scenarios such as swallowing a mouthful of Anfield turf after a slide tackle from Steven Gerrard. Lallana, incidently, is feasting upon clumps of the playing surface of Craven Cottage, ahead of the upcoming away trip to Fulham.

 

Rickie Lambert meanwhile eats in silence. He has been widely linked with a move to West Ham United, but is currently concentrated upon his spaghetti letters on toast. This is a meticulous task for the striker, who hooks each letter with his fork, before discarding most into the Cortese designed bin sitting besides him. Lambert, it soon appears, will only eat the pieces representing particular letters - N and C.

 

This, is the Southampton Way.

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Saints caterers are concerned that Rickie lambert wants a to move to uptown park that they are now refusing to serve him jellied eels and cockles MOPO said we allowed SRL to have jellied eels and cockles longer serve jellied eels after training as we were led to believe it gave him extra energy and confidence to score more goals

 

A club spokesman Eddy Morayno confirmed the club no lounger serves players jellied eels

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