"Stand up if you hate Tottnum" gets really tiresome after the first one. I don't hate them, I nothing them. I'm not wasting an entire emotion on that bunch of onanists.

Any number really but probably the last time I stood on the North Bank; we beat the victims 4-0 and Limpar scored one from inside our penalty area (well it was a long way out anyway!).

Didn't realise we couldn't use even that word now I meant spuds obv.

That stupid slow version of the Southampton song that the **** think is brilliant.

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Non straight men who think a moustache is their property and signifies something.

I always understood that our fabulous old ground was called "The Arsenal Stadium". It just happened to be in Highbury.

I am prepared to be proved wrong!

Ibrahimovic seems to like playing us

Oh, and I've never left before the end of a game. If I'm paying upwards of 50p a minute to watch a football match, I'll stay to watch them take the goals down and mow the grass!!

Simply do not understand it Only done it twice, both of them away, Man Utd in the cup in 2008 when we were being tanked 4-0 in the FA Cup...I left 5 minutes before the end to get the earlier train back to London. And Tottenham, also in 2008 in the League Cup Semi Final, again about 5 minutes before...

olgitgooner wrote: Nice one LDB

I find that totteringham site most offensive, what with those chappies using rude words.

What sort of rude words are they using Olgit? Perhaps you could list them here

Blimey, they weren't that pessimistic when they only had two points by October! If it's true that you are what you eat, they must eat an awful lot of assholes.

Mucked up with the quoting on last posts. Dont know why *** **** is blocked though :banghead: I have pm ed you. yellow ribbon, has a lot to say for himself. for someone who has only 13 posts to his name :rubchin: Is that a problem? He/she has an opinion which we're all entitled to regardless of qua...

Remember him from my earliest days supporting us (1968) but have no real memories of the bloke. Think his goal against the vermin from up the road might have been in a 3-2 home defeat in 69 when we had the 3rd worst keeper ever to disgrace the shirt, Malcom Webster, who thankfully only played a han...

He had a shot on him that could break the net. He scored one against Charlton in an FA cup tie that probably broke the sound barrier!

They're both a bit lacking in the "defending" part of their job. The goal we conceded at Anfield is a case in point. Gibbs was our most advanced player and lost the ball in their penalty area. He proceded to stroll back while the scousers worked the ball into the empty postcode that Gibbs ...