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JAN Poortvliet has invited Matt Le Tissier to train with his squad this week, so the players can learn from the Saints legend.
Le Tissier is due to join in Thursday's session at the club's Staplewood complex.
It will form part of the 39-year-old's preparation for his final St Mary's appearance on Friday, in Claus Lundekvam's testimonial against Celtic.
Le Tissier brought an end to his own 16-year career in 2002, but has been persuaded to put his boots back on for his good friend's farewell game.
Poortvliet revealed he jumped at the chance to get Le Tissier to take part in training ahead of the match.
He believes there are a number of areas, including set pieces, his young squad could learn from Le Tissier.
"I asked Claus to phone him and to get him to come here on Thursday to train with us," said the Saints head coach.
"Maybe the players can learn a lot from his set pieces and he can give them an example of everything.
"Matt was a great player and we can learn a lot from him and I am happy he will be there in the Friday game."
Poortvliet joked: "If Matt says sorry coach, I want to start' then maybe I have to start him, too!"
Full story and Salisbury v Saints pre-season friendly preview - see today's Daily Echo
8:04am Tuesday 15th July 2008
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CommentPosted by: jimmy t, drinkin magners on 8:10am Tue 15 Jul 08
I hope he does better than he did at golf last friday!! lol!
He'll still be better than anyone else in the squad he might get a contract!!!
I hope he does better than he did at golf last friday!! lol!
He'll still be better than anyone else in the squad he might get a contract!!!
Posted by: chip eater, chip eater on 8:32am Tue 15 Jul 08
i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Posted by: Billy 2 Baps, Waiting for my Whistle on 8:43am Tue 15 Jul 08
I would offer Matt a part time coaching roll at the club.
I would offer Matt a part time coaching roll at the club.
Posted by: Benny Fitt, Thornhill on 9:01am Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote:
i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] If he did, perhaps the first Mrs LeTissier could sit in for the part covering Loyalty!
chip eater wrote:
i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
If he did, perhaps the first Mrs LeTissier could sit in for the part covering Loyalty!
Posted by: LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE on 10:06am Tue 15 Jul 08
GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL
GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL
Posted by: Philip, Romsey on 10:25am Tue 15 Jul 08
I'd hate Matt to have a role in the club at this time. And in recent times. He's a legend. Let's not tarnish the legend. There's politics and budgets (for good reason); things outside his control.
Yes, Chip Eater's idea is a great one. If the lads are smart enough to listen, they will benefit.
And Echo, let's sort out the "Lowe out" stuff.
Mr Lowe's plenty to prove in my book. But he's the boss.
It's going to be a very long and boring season if every time any one comes on your website, there is anti-Lowe material. Got the message. Many times.
If you don't Echo, I for one won't bother to visit your website.
I'm all for media freedom. But I don't purchase a newspaper everyday which says the same thing. Not even The Sun's Page 3 looks the same. Does she?
Let the anti-Lowe boys and girls put their hands in their pockets and pay for their own website where we can visit for their comments when we want to.
I'd hate Matt to have a role in the club at this time. And in recent times. He's a legend. Let's not tarnish the legend. There's politics and budgets (for good reason); things outside his control.
Yes, Chip Eater's idea is a great one. If the lads are smart enough to listen, they will benefit.
And Echo, let's sort out the "Lowe out" stuff.
Mr Lowe's plenty to prove in my book. But he's the boss.
It's going to be a very long and boring season if every time any one comes on your website, there is anti-Lowe material. Got the message. Many times.
If you don't Echo, I for one won't bother to visit your website.
I'm all for media freedom. But I don't purchase a newspaper everyday which says the same thing. Not even The Sun's Page 3 looks the same. Does she?
Let the anti-Lowe boys and girls put their hands in their pockets and pay for their own website where we can visit for their comments when we want to.
Posted by: Captain Swing, southampton on 11:00am Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Philip[/bold] wrote:
I'd hate Matt to have a role in the club at this time. And in recent times. He's a legend. Let's not tarnish the legend. There's politics and budgets (for good reason); things outside his control. Yes, Chip Eater's idea is a great one. If the lads are smart enough to listen, they will benefit. And Echo, let's sort out the "Lowe out" stuff. Mr Lowe's plenty to prove in my book. But he's the boss. It's going to be a very long and boring season if every time any one comes on your website, there is anti-Lowe material. Got the message. Many times. If you don't Echo, I for one won't bother to visit your website. I'm all for media freedom. But I don't purchase a newspaper everyday which says the same thing. Not even The Sun's Page 3 looks the same. Does she? Let the anti-Lowe boys and girls put their hands in their pockets and pay for their own website where we can visit for their comments when we want to. [/quote] Philip, while I sympathise with your sentiments regarding the anti-Lowe material, because it is boring, repeditive and, for the most part, crudely misinformed - however, such a move would be regarded as censorship, and we do live in a free society (more or less).
That said, bringing Rupert up out of context should be resisted, and those that do it should bear in mind that mindless, irrelevant posts (and most of them are mindless and irrelevant at the very best) do nothing to advance their cause.
In short: do shut up, you're boring us to tears.
Finally: all page 3 Sun girls like Barbi dolls with implants to me. Okay if you're into plastic I suppose?
Philip wrote:
I'd hate Matt to have a role in the club at this time. And in recent times. He's a legend. Let's not tarnish the legend. There's politics and budgets (for good reason); things outside his control. Yes, Chip Eater's idea is a great one. If the lads are smart enough to listen, they will benefit. And Echo, let's sort out the "Lowe out" stuff. Mr Lowe's plenty to prove in my book. But he's the boss. It's going to be a very long and boring season if every time any one comes on your website, there is anti-Lowe material. Got the message. Many times. If you don't Echo, I for one won't bother to visit your website. I'm all for media freedom. But I don't purchase a newspaper everyday which says the same thing. Not even The Sun's Page 3 looks the same. Does she? Let the anti-Lowe boys and girls put their hands in their pockets and pay for their own website where we can visit for their comments when we want to.
Philip, while I sympathise with your sentiments regarding the anti-Lowe material, because it is boring, repeditive and, for the most part, crudely misinformed - however, such a move would be regarded as censorship, and we do live in a free society (more or less).
That said, bringing Rupert up out of context should be resisted, and those that do it should bear in mind that mindless, irrelevant posts (and most of them are mindless and irrelevant at the very best) do nothing to advance their cause.
In short: do shut up, you're boring us to tears.
Finally: all page 3 Sun girls like Barbi dolls with implants to me. Okay if you're into plastic I suppose?
Posted by: 3dom of speech, Free country on 11:24am Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Philip[/bold] wrote:
I'd hate Matt to have a role in the club at this time. And in recent times. He's a legend. Let's not tarnish the legend. There's politics and budgets (for good reason); things outside his control. Yes, Chip Eater's idea is a great one. If the lads are smart enough to listen, they will benefit. And Echo, let's sort out the "Lowe out" stuff. Mr Lowe's plenty to prove in my book. But he's the boss. It's going to be a very long and boring season if every time any one comes on your website, there is anti-Lowe material. Got the message. Many times. If you don't Echo, I for one won't bother to visit your website. I'm all for media freedom. But I don't purchase a newspaper everyday which says the same thing. Not even The Sun's Page 3 looks the same. Does she? Let the anti-Lowe boys and girls put their hands in their pockets and pay for their own website where we can visit for their comments when we want to. [/quote] I'm all for media freedom too, so if you don't like the negative comments perhaps its you who should fund another website.
By your own standards it would also be a long and boring season if this became a Lowe fan site, learn to be more tolerant and ignore the comments you don't like!
Philip wrote:
I'd hate Matt to have a role in the club at this time. And in recent times. He's a legend. Let's not tarnish the legend. There's politics and budgets (for good reason); things outside his control. Yes, Chip Eater's idea is a great one. If the lads are smart enough to listen, they will benefit. And Echo, let's sort out the "Lowe out" stuff. Mr Lowe's plenty to prove in my book. But he's the boss. It's going to be a very long and boring season if every time any one comes on your website, there is anti-Lowe material. Got the message. Many times. If you don't Echo, I for one won't bother to visit your website. I'm all for media freedom. But I don't purchase a newspaper everyday which says the same thing. Not even The Sun's Page 3 looks the same. Does she? Let the anti-Lowe boys and girls put their hands in their pockets and pay for their own website where we can visit for their comments when we want to.
I'm all for media freedom too, so if you don't like the negative comments perhaps its you who should fund another website.
By your own standards it would also be a long and boring season if this became a Lowe fan site, learn to be more tolerant and ignore the comments you don't like!
Posted by: Saint stephen, fareham on 11:54am Tue 15 Jul 08
LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU.
PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU.
PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
Posted by: miserableoldgit, Southampton on 12:30pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE[/bold] wrote:
GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL[/quote] I enjoy reading the reasoned well though out posts on here. This such an intelligent response to the subject of the article.
LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE wrote:
GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL
I enjoy reading the reasoned well though out posts on here. This such an intelligent response to the subject of the article.
Posted by: Name Dropper on 12:48pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote:
LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.[/quote] Of course you did.
Saint stephen wrote:
LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
Of course you did.
Posted by: Saint on 1:39pm Tue 15 Jul 08
On JP himself..how good is he?
We are in need of another center back to be on the safe side. I just wondering why has he not brought any up and coming players from the Dutch league. More so, an up and coming center back. Surely they would not cost too much and it just a thought. But dose this reflect on what little influence he has back in his home land? If not a center back, I would of thought he should know of a little gem or potential gem we could snare from Holland. For a Dutch guy it would be a dream move. It would be a home from home move playing and training, and playing in england to boot.
On JP himself..how good is he?
We are in need of another center back to be on the safe side. I just wondering why has he not brought any up and coming players from the Dutch league. More so, an up and coming center back. Surely they would not cost too much and it just a thought. But dose this reflect on what little influence he has back in his home land? If not a center back, I would of thought he should know of a little gem or potential gem we could snare from Holland. For a Dutch guy it would be a dream move. It would be a home from home move playing and training, and playing in england to boot.
Posted by: Saint stephen, fareham on 2:43pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Name Dropper[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.[/quote] Of course you did.[/quote] Oakley Hall check your facts. W**k*r
Name Dropper wrote:
Saint stephen wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
Of course you did.
Oakley Hall check your facts. W**k*r
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 2:46pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote:
LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.[/quote] Maybe the company that he was in made him want to puke!
Saint stephen wrote:
LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
Maybe the company that he was in made him want to puke!
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 2:51pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE[/bold] wrote:
GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL[/quote] Either it is another Teacher's Training Day or some very naughty little boy is playing truant while his single mother is out to work.
LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE wrote:
GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL
Either it is another Teacher's Training Day or some very naughty little boy is playing truant while his single mother is out to work.
Posted by: Name Dropper on 3:12pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Name Dropper[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.[/quote] Of course you did.[/quote] Oakley Hall check your facts. W**k*r[/quote] They said they've never taken a booking for saint stephen. So there!
Saint stephen wrote:
Name Dropper wrote: Saint stephen wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
Of course you did.
Oakley Hall check your facts. W**k*r
They said they've never taken a booking for saint stephen. So there!
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 3:22pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Name Dropper[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Name Dropper[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.[/quote] Of course you did.[/quote] Oakley Hall check your facts. W**k*r[/quote] They said they\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'ve never taken a booking for saint stephen. So there! [/quote] They have recollection of LeTissier being there, but remember that they have had plenty of W**k*rs, so guess they remember you Stephen.
Name Dropper wrote:
Saint stephen wrote: Name Dropper wrote: Saint stephen wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
Of course you did.
Oakley Hall check your facts. W**k*r
They said they\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'ve never taken a booking for saint stephen. So there!
They have recollection of LeTissier being there, but remember that they have had plenty of W**k*rs, so guess they remember you Stephen.
Posted by: Teach on 3:22pm Tue 15 Jul 08
To be fair, Saint Stephen was stoned to death in 35 AD for blasphemy. So he obviously wouldn't book into Oakley Hall under his real name. Maybe he used an assumed name? Like Mr Boring?
To be fair, Saint Stephen was stoned to death in 35 AD for blasphemy. So he obviously wouldn't book into Oakley Hall under his real name. Maybe he used an assumed name? Like Mr Boring?
Posted by: Pea tear Griffin, St Elsewhere on 4:03pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Saint[/bold] wrote:
On JP himself..how good is he? We are in need of another center back to be on the safe side. I just wondering why has he not brought any up and coming players from the Dutch league. More so, an up and coming center back. Surely they would not cost too much and it just a thought. But dose this reflect on what little influence he has back in his home land? If not a center back, I would of thought he should know of a little gem or potential gem we could snare from Holland. For a Dutch guy it would be a dream move. It would be a home from home move playing and training, and playing in england to boot.[/quote] The club would need money for that! Also, not so sure that i would want to leave somewhere in Holland for the wonderful delights of chav infested Southampton. It's just a thought but how do we attract players to our club when the facilities of the city are potholes that are so deep that when it rains they count as lakes and West Quay?
Saint wrote:
On JP himself..how good is he? We are in need of another center back to be on the safe side. I just wondering why has he not brought any up and coming players from the Dutch league. More so, an up and coming center back. Surely they would not cost too much and it just a thought. But dose this reflect on what little influence he has back in his home land? If not a center back, I would of thought he should know of a little gem or potential gem we could snare from Holland. For a Dutch guy it would be a dream move. It would be a home from home move playing and training, and playing in england to boot.
The club would need money for that! Also, not so sure that i would want to leave somewhere in Holland for the wonderful delights of chav infested Southampton. It's just a thought but how do we attract players to our club when the facilities of the city are potholes that are so deep that when it rains they count as lakes and West Quay?
Posted by: Dave Redding, Emsworth on 4:07pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote:
i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino.
A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!!
chip eater wrote:
i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino.
A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!!
Posted by: Saints4eva on 4:31pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!![/quote] Are you really slagging off easily the best player we have had in recent times??? the guy was and is a legend! what he got up to off the pitch is his business, and for not going for more money and recongintion does involve at least some element of Loyalty in my book, go back to Skatemouth!
Dave Redding wrote:
chip eater wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!!
Are you really slagging off easily the best player we have had in recent times??? the guy was and is a legend! what he got up to off the pitch is his business, and for not going for more money and recongintion does involve at least some element of Loyalty in my book, go back to Skatemouth!
Posted by: Dave Redding, Emsworth on 4:42pm Tue 15 Jul 08
"what he got up to off the pitch is his business"
You lot didn't and aren't saying that about Dyer and Wright-Philips though!
"what he got up to off the pitch is his business"
You lot didn't and aren't saying that about Dyer and Wright-Philips though!
Posted by: W on 4:52pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote:
"what he got up to off the pitch is his business" You lot didn't and aren't saying that about Dyer and Wright-Philips though![/quote] Oh ****-a-doodle-do Dave! Shut the duck up would ya.
Dave Redding wrote:
"what he got up to off the pitch is his business" You lot didn't and aren't saying that about Dyer and Wright-Philips though!
Oh ****-a-doodle-do Dave! Shut the duck up would ya.
Posted by: Dean, Southampton on 5:03pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!![/quote] Can you give an example of any Pompey players like that?
Or are you like most of the other Skate fans who didnt know your club existed until 5 Years ago?
Dave Redding wrote:
chip eater wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!!
Can you give an example of any Pompey players like that?
Or are you like most of the other Skate fans who didnt know your club existed until 5 Years ago?
Posted by: John, West End on 5:05pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!![/quote] If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.
Dave Redding wrote:
chip eater wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!!
If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 5:41pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]John[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!![/quote] If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.[/quote] Just a thought John.
I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now.
Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then.
So by your reckoning, Saints must now be 'the gob on the street'!
Enough to make you spit, isn't it!
John wrote:
Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!!
If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.
Just a thought John.
I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now.
Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then.
So by your reckoning, Saints must now be 'the gob on the street'!
Enough to make you spit, isn't it!
Posted by: Ric Flair on 5:43pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.[/quote] Maybe the company that he was in made him want to puke![/quote] We dont want to know what a skate thinks so bugger off, this website is for saints fc and wrestling fans only
wrestling rules!
True Blue wrote:
Saint stephen wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
Maybe the company that he was in made him want to puke!
We dont want to know what a skate thinks so bugger off, this website is for saints fc and wrestling fans only
wrestling rules!
Posted by: Saints4eva on 5:51pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]John[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!![/quote] If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.[/quote] Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be 'the gob on the street'! Enough to make you spit, isn't it! [/quote] sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God's boots............ nope couldn't think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from!
True Blue wrote:
John wrote: Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!!
If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.
Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be 'the gob on the street'! Enough to make you spit, isn't it!
sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God's boots............ nope couldn't think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from!
Posted by: Billy 2 Baps, Waiting for my Whistle on 6:29pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]John[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!![/quote] If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.[/quote] Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be \'the gob on the street\'! Enough to make you spit, isn\'t it! [/quote] sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God\'s boots............ nope couldn\'t think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from![/quote] I'll like to add, can any poopey fan name a home grown player on theirs worthy of buying Le God a drink? Coz I am having the same problem as Saints4eva, can't think of one.
Saints4eva wrote:
True Blue wrote: John wrote: Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!!
If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.
Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be \'the gob on the street\'! Enough to make you spit, isn\'t it!
sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God\'s boots............ nope couldn\'t think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from!
I'll like to add, can any poopey fan name a home grown player on theirs worthy of buying Le God a drink? Coz I am having the same problem as Saints4eva, can't think of one.
Posted by: John, Southampton on 6:33pm Tue 15 Jul 08
True Blue,
I was picking up on Dave Reddings view, so not my own. Just informing him of a flip to his view.
You are a bit of a tw*t.
Has it ever occured to you that some people who read your drivel on here would probably make you a real true (black)and blue.
True Blue,
I was picking up on Dave Reddings view, so not my own. Just informing him of a flip to his view.
You are a bit of a tw*t.
Has it ever occured to you that some people who read your drivel on here would probably make you a real true (black)and blue.
Posted by: saint steve, EASTLIEGH on 6:41pm Tue 15 Jul 08
IF the skates get there new ground, i here that it will be biult on a rubish tip.What shall we call it?
IF the skates get there new ground, i here that it will be biult on a rubish tip.What shall we call it?
Posted by: HAPPY CHAPPY, 2008 EUFA CUP QUALIFIERS on 7:22pm Tue 15 Jul 08
FAT GIT LeTissier will teach them how to eat PIES and how to walk from one end of the pitch to other. Someone remind me did FAT GIT LeTissier ever win any medals ? I dont think he did but then you wouldnt expect a FAT GIT
to would you ?
FAT GIT LeTissier will teach them how to eat PIES and how to walk from one end of the pitch to other. Someone remind me did FAT GIT LeTissier ever win any medals ? I dont think he did but then you wouldnt expect a FAT GIT
to would you ?
Posted by: Billy 2 Baps, Waiting for my Whistle on 7:40pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]HAPPY CHAPPY[/bold] wrote:
FAT GIT LeTissier will teach them how to eat PIES and how to walk from one end of the pitch to other. Someone remind me did FAT GIT LeTissier ever win any medals ? I dont think he did but then you wouldnt expect a FAT GIT to would you ? [/quote] I'll like to add, can any poopey fan name a home grown player on theirs worthy of buying Le God a drink?
HAPPY CHAPPY wrote:
FAT GIT LeTissier will teach them how to eat PIES and how to walk from one end of the pitch to other. Someone remind me did FAT GIT LeTissier ever win any medals ? I dont think he did but then you wouldnt expect a FAT GIT to would you ?
I'll like to add, can any poopey fan name a home grown player on theirs worthy of buying Le God a drink?
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 7:46pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]John[/bold] wrote:
True Blue, I was picking up on Dave Reddings view, so not my own. Just informing him of a flip to his view. You are a bit of a tw*t. Has it ever occured to you that some people who read your drivel on here would probably make you a real true (black)and blue.[/quote] I was just picking up on your view John, and informed you of a flip to your view.
I am a bit of a tw*t?
I think you are a complete tw*t.
It has occured to me that some people who read my posts would like to make me a real black and blue, but also realise that, on here, most are Saints supporters, so few of them can be bothered to read if there are no pictures for them to colour in.
John wrote:
True Blue, I was picking up on Dave Reddings view, so not my own. Just informing him of a flip to his view. You are a bit of a tw*t. Has it ever occured to you that some people who read your drivel on here would probably make you a real true (black)and blue.
I was just picking up on your view John, and informed you of a flip to your view.
I am a bit of a tw*t?
I think you are a complete tw*t.
It has occured to me that some people who read my posts would like to make me a real black and blue, but also realise that, on here, most are Saints supporters, so few of them can be bothered to read if there are no pictures for them to colour in.
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 7:55pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!![/quote] Are you really slagging off easily the best player we have had in recent times??? the guy was and is a legend! what he got up to off the pitch is his business, and for not going for more money and recongintion does involve at least some element of Loyalty in my book, go back to Skatemouth![/quote] Lets face it Eva, while I agree that LeTiss was easily the best player that Saints have had in many a year, he is about the only one that you could mention that you would include in a sentence that used the words talent, ability and quality. Your club's decline can be measured from the time he hung up his boots, regardless of who the manager or chairman was.
With regard the comments that Dave made, would you disagree that, in his later seasons at SFC, he was overweight?
Didn't you think that spending a lot of time with Mike Osman in that club was not an ideal training situation?
That, to my mind, is not slagging off LeTiss, but telling it like it is, or was.
Saints4eva wrote:
Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!!
Are you really slagging off easily the best player we have had in recent times??? the guy was and is a legend! what he got up to off the pitch is his business, and for not going for more money and recongintion does involve at least some element of Loyalty in my book, go back to Skatemouth!
Lets face it Eva, while I agree that LeTiss was easily the best player that Saints have had in many a year, he is about the only one that you could mention that you would include in a sentence that used the words talent, ability and quality. Your club's decline can be measured from the time he hung up his boots, regardless of who the manager or chairman was.
With regard the comments that Dave made, would you disagree that, in his later seasons at SFC, he was overweight?
Didn't you think that spending a lot of time with Mike Osman in that club was not an ideal training situation?
That, to my mind, is not slagging off LeTiss, but telling it like it is, or was.
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:03pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]John[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!![/quote] If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.[/quote] Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be 'the gob on the street'! Enough to make you spit, isn't it! [/quote] sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God's boots............ nope couldn't think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from![/quote] All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier's boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself.
How many International caps did he get?
Is that more or less than David James?
Is it more or less than Sol Campbell?
Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe?
Is it more or less than Peter Crouch?
Is it more or less than Glen Johnson?
Just a thought?
By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots?
Saints4eva wrote:
True Blue wrote: John wrote: Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i'd rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn't have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn't even come into it!!
If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.
Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be 'the gob on the street'! Enough to make you spit, isn't it!
sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God's boots............ nope couldn't think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from!
All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier's boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself.
How many International caps did he get?
Is that more or less than David James?
Is it more or less than Sol Campbell?
Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe?
Is it more or less than Peter Crouch?
Is it more or less than Glen Johnson?
Just a thought?
By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots?
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:14pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]saint steve[/bold] wrote:
IF the skates get there new ground, i here that it will be biult on a rubish tip.What shall we call it?[/quote] How can we be expected to take you seriously Steve, when you can't even spell the place that you come from, correctly?
It is spelt E A S T L E I G H !
Your post is a mass of errors as well!
'THEIR new ground', 'I HEAR', 'be BUILT', 'RUBBISH'.
The fact that it is NOT planned to build Pompey's new stadium on a rubbish tip because, for one thing, you cannot build on reclaimed land for decades, but that will not prevent those who watch, what passes for football, on an old gasworks, from repeating the silly story.
As far as Pompey fans are concerned, you can call it what you like, because you are not likely to visit to watch your bunch in a league match, so will not have to give the name to a taxi driver.
saint steve wrote:
IF the skates get there new ground, i here that it will be biult on a rubish tip.What shall we call it?
How can we be expected to take you seriously Steve, when you can't even spell the place that you come from, correctly?
It is spelt E A S T L E I G H !
Your post is a mass of errors as well!
'THEIR new ground', 'I HEAR', 'be BUILT', 'RUBBISH'.
The fact that it is NOT planned to build Pompey's new stadium on a rubbish tip because, for one thing, you cannot build on reclaimed land for decades, but that will not prevent those who watch, what passes for football, on an old gasworks, from repeating the silly story.
As far as Pompey fans are concerned, you can call it what you like, because you are not likely to visit to watch your bunch in a league match, so will not have to give the name to a taxi driver.
Posted by: Saints4eva on 8:17pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!![/quote] Are you really slagging off easily the best player we have had in recent times??? the guy was and is a legend! what he got up to off the pitch is his business, and for not going for more money and recongintion does involve at least some element of Loyalty in my book, go back to Skatemouth![/quote] Lets face it Eva, while I agree that LeTiss was easily the best player that Saints have had in many a year, he is about the only one that you could mention that you would include in a sentence that used the words talent, ability and quality. Your club's decline can be measured from the time he hung up his boots, regardless of who the manager or chairman was. With regard the comments that Dave made, would you disagree that, in his later seasons at SFC, he was overweight? Didn't you think that spending a lot of time with Mike Osman in that club was not an ideal training situation? That, to my mind, is not slagging off LeTiss, but telling it like it is, or was. [/quote] True Blue, he was indeed out of shape in his later seasons but still a class act even then. as for being the only one, have you forgotten Bale, Walcott, Jones to name just the home grown players since the dreaded relegation. can you name three such players??
True Blue wrote:
Saints4eva wrote: Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!!
Are you really slagging off easily the best player we have had in recent times??? the guy was and is a legend! what he got up to off the pitch is his business, and for not going for more money and recongintion does involve at least some element of Loyalty in my book, go back to Skatemouth!
Lets face it Eva, while I agree that LeTiss was easily the best player that Saints have had in many a year, he is about the only one that you could mention that you would include in a sentence that used the words talent, ability and quality. Your club's decline can be measured from the time he hung up his boots, regardless of who the manager or chairman was. With regard the comments that Dave made, would you disagree that, in his later seasons at SFC, he was overweight? Didn't you think that spending a lot of time with Mike Osman in that club was not an ideal training situation? That, to my mind, is not slagging off LeTiss, but telling it like it is, or was.
True Blue, he was indeed out of shape in his later seasons but still a class act even then. as for being the only one, have you forgotten Bale, Walcott, Jones to name just the home grown players since the dreaded relegation. can you name three such players??
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:22pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Ric Flair[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Saint stephen[/bold] wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.[/quote] Maybe the company that he was in made him want to puke![/quote] We dont want to know what a skate thinks so bugger off, this website is for saints fc and wrestling fans only wrestling rules![/quote] Not 'treading the boards' tonight Pric Spare? I suppose you are at home, studying your script for the next 'grunt and groan' session with another overweight actor.
Don't forget to check that your Equity card is in date. You actors must stick together - with all that sweat, I guess you do.
Not to sniffed at.
Ric Flair wrote:
True Blue wrote: Saint stephen wrote: LOWE OUT AND TAKE THOSE DUTCH CLOWNS WITH YOU. PLEASE CAN WE HAVE OUR CLUB BACK. HAD LUNCH WITH TISS TWO WEEKS AGO AND GOT FEELING HE\'S NOT TO HAPPY WITH THE CLUB EITHER.
Maybe the company that he was in made him want to puke!
We dont want to know what a skate thinks so bugger off, this website is for saints fc and wrestling fans only wrestling rules!
Not 'treading the boards' tonight Pric Spare? I suppose you are at home, studying your script for the next 'grunt and groan' session with another overweight actor.
Don't forget to check that your Equity card is in date. You actors must stick together - with all that sweat, I guess you do.
Not to sniffed at.
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:26pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!![/quote] Are you really slagging off easily the best player we have had in recent times??? the guy was and is a legend! what he got up to off the pitch is his business, and for not going for more money and recongintion does involve at least some element of Loyalty in my book, go back to Skatemouth![/quote] Lets face it Eva, while I agree that LeTiss was easily the best player that Saints have had in many a year, he is about the only one that you could mention that you would include in a sentence that used the words talent, ability and quality. Your club's decline can be measured from the time he hung up his boots, regardless of who the manager or chairman was. With regard the comments that Dave made, would you disagree that, in his later seasons at SFC, he was overweight? Didn't you think that spending a lot of time with Mike Osman in that club was not an ideal training situation? That, to my mind, is not slagging off LeTiss, but telling it like it is, or was. [/quote] True Blue, he was indeed out of shape in his later seasons but still a class act even then. as for being the only one, have you forgotten Bale, Walcott, Jones to name just the home grown players since the dreaded relegation. can you name three such players??[/quote] HOME GROWN????????
LeTissier came from Guernsey,
Bale had the strangest Southampton accent, seemed more Welsh to me.
Walcott seemed to have his roots in Newbury, and I have no idea where Jones came from.
I also note that Bale, Walcott and Jones are now just a memory at St Mary's and the money collected is just a memory as well.
Saints4eva wrote:
True Blue wrote: Saints4eva wrote: Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!!
Are you really slagging off easily the best player we have had in recent times??? the guy was and is a legend! what he got up to off the pitch is his business, and for not going for more money and recongintion does involve at least some element of Loyalty in my book, go back to Skatemouth!
Lets face it Eva, while I agree that LeTiss was easily the best player that Saints have had in many a year, he is about the only one that you could mention that you would include in a sentence that used the words talent, ability and quality. Your club's decline can be measured from the time he hung up his boots, regardless of who the manager or chairman was. With regard the comments that Dave made, would you disagree that, in his later seasons at SFC, he was overweight? Didn't you think that spending a lot of time with Mike Osman in that club was not an ideal training situation? That, to my mind, is not slagging off LeTiss, but telling it like it is, or was.
True Blue, he was indeed out of shape in his later seasons but still a class act even then. as for being the only one, have you forgotten Bale, Walcott, Jones to name just the home grown players since the dreaded relegation. can you name three such players??
HOME GROWN????????
LeTissier came from Guernsey,
Bale had the strangest Southampton accent, seemed more Welsh to me.
Walcott seemed to have his roots in Newbury, and I have no idea where Jones came from.
I also note that Bale, Walcott and Jones are now just a memory at St Mary's and the money collected is just a memory as well.
Posted by: Gary, bursledon on 9:09pm Tue 15 Jul 08
All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier's boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself.
How many International caps did he get?
Is that more or less than David James?
Is it more or less than Sol Campbell?
Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe?
Is it more or less than Peter Crouch?
Is it more or less than Glen Johnson?
Just a thought?
By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots?
ok hang on.was reading all this with a smile on my face..then i read this. what a load of cack. lets face the truth.Le God would have more than likely got more caps if he played for a Man u or Arsenal or, as he very nearly did, a tottenham. Sadly at the time there was another chap called Gazza who was around who the fans loved which meant a starting place all the time. Now Le God wasnt the fittest and therefore missed out on this and the other reasons i gave. But the examples you gave are all of players who are only in the squad through lack of quality or injuries. Aside from David James (How old was he when you signed him?) the rest are all players that were in the england reserve set up. Johnson, only in because Neville was injured and Micah Richards. Defoe is and always will be a back up.Crouch only got better when he joined us. Campbell got virtually all his caps with spurs and arsenal. Home grown usually means bought up by the club by the way. how many players have been born in pompey and gone on to sucess? how many have been bought through the system and become leading players in the prem? i cannot think of any. i dont hate pompey though i am a passionate saints fan and i can appreciate that our time as the dominant south coast side has come to somewhat of an intermission. it just winds me up that pompey fans, not all, but some will bad mouth a legend by comparing there bought players, either reserves or retired from the england team, and say that they are better. They are not....full stop...
All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier's boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself.
How many International caps did he get?
Is that more or less than David James?
Is it more or less than Sol Campbell?
Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe?
Is it more or less than Peter Crouch?
Is it more or less than Glen Johnson?
Just a thought?
By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots?
ok hang on.was reading all this with a smile on my face..then i read this. what a load of cack. lets face the truth.Le God would have more than likely got more caps if he played for a Man u or Arsenal or, as he very nearly did, a tottenham. Sadly at the time there was another chap called Gazza who was around who the fans loved which meant a starting place all the time. Now Le God wasnt the fittest and therefore missed out on this and the other reasons i gave. But the examples you gave are all of players who are only in the squad through lack of quality or injuries. Aside from David James (How old was he when you signed him?) the rest are all players that were in the england reserve set up. Johnson, only in because Neville was injured and Micah Richards. Defoe is and always will be a back up.Crouch only got better when he joined us. Campbell got virtually all his caps with spurs and arsenal. Home grown usually means bought up by the club by the way. how many players have been born in pompey and gone on to sucess? how many have been bought through the system and become leading players in the prem? i cannot think of any. i dont hate pompey though i am a passionate saints fan and i can appreciate that our time as the dominant south coast side has come to somewhat of an intermission. it just winds me up that pompey fans, not all, but some will bad mouth a legend by comparing there bought players, either reserves or retired from the england team, and say that they are better. They are not....full stop...
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Posted by: Saint Stephen, fareham on 9:43pm Tue 15 Jul 08
Lowe out and take those Dutch clowns with you.
How long before the chant "You dont know what your doing"
Lowe out and take those Dutch clowns with you.
How long before the chant "You dont know what your doing"
Posted by: David Crook, Yorkshire on 10:10pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE[/bold] wrote:
GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL[/quote] If Lowe and the Dutch Donkeys do well next season,will you promise me as a man,go to the centre of St.Mary's football pitch,and have your hair shaved right off in front of 32.000
saints supporters,or shut up.
You Donkey
LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE wrote:
GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL
If Lowe and the Dutch Donkeys do well next season,will you promise me as a man,go to the centre of St.Mary's football pitch,and have your hair shaved right off in front of 32.000
saints supporters,or shut up.
You Donkey
Posted by: saint stephen, fareham on 10:43pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]David Crook[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE[/bold] wrote: GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL[/quote] If Lowe and the Dutch Donkeys do well next season,will you promise me as a man,go to the centre of St.Mary's football pitch,and have your hair shaved right off in front of 32.000 saints supporters,or shut up. You Donkey[/quote] 32,000 lay off the drink mate.
Lowe out take the clowns with you.
I bet Gorden S will get a bigger cheer than Rupet and his puppets on friday.
David Crook wrote:
LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE wrote: GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL
If Lowe and the Dutch Donkeys do well next season,will you promise me as a man,go to the centre of St.Mary's football pitch,and have your hair shaved right off in front of 32.000 saints supporters,or shut up. You Donkey
32,000 lay off the drink mate.
Lowe out take the clowns with you.
I bet Gorden S will get a bigger cheer than Rupet and his puppets on friday.
Posted by: Super Legend Davs 74, woolston on 11:21pm Tue 15 Jul 08
[quote][bold]saint stephen[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]David Crook[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE[/bold] wrote: GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL[/quote] If Lowe and the Dutch Donkeys do well next season,will you promise me as a man,go to the centre of St.Mary's football pitch,and have your hair shaved right off in front of 32.000 saints supporters,or shut up. You Donkey[/quote] 32,000 lay off the drink mate. Lowe out take the clowns with you. I bet Gorden S will get a bigger cheer than Rupet and his puppets on friday.[/quote] Saint Stephen you clearly are not much of a Saints fan.
Why is JP a clown? He has not really started. Give the man a chance
saint stephen wrote:
David Crook wrote: LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOLOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUTWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE OUT LOWE wrote: GET LOWE OUT AND THKE THE DUTCH DONKEYS OUT ASWELL
If Lowe and the Dutch Donkeys do well next season,will you promise me as a man,go to the centre of St.Mary's football pitch,and have your hair shaved right off in front of 32.000 saints supporters,or shut up. You Donkey
32,000 lay off the drink mate. Lowe out take the clowns with you. I bet Gorden S will get a bigger cheer than Rupet and his puppets on friday.
Saint Stephen you clearly are not much of a Saints fan.
Why is JP a clown? He has not really started. Give the man a chance
Posted by: trulysaintlydeeply, wide awake on 12:54am Wed 16 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Gary[/bold] wrote:
All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier\'s boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself. How many International caps did he get? Is that more or less than David James? Is it more or less than Sol Campbell? Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe? Is it more or less than Peter Crouch? Is it more or less than Glen Johnson? Just a thought? By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots? ok hang on.was reading all this with a smile on my face..then i read this. what a load of cack. lets face the truth.Le God would have more than likely got more caps if he played for a Man u or Arsenal or, as he very nearly did, a tottenham. Sadly at the time there was another chap called Gazza who was around who the fans loved which meant a starting place all the time. Now Le God wasnt the fittest and therefore missed out on this and the other reasons i gave. But the examples you gave are all of players who are only in the squad through lack of quality or injuries. Aside from David James (How old was he when you signed him?) the rest are all players that were in the england reserve set up. Johnson, only in because Neville was injured and Micah Richards. Defoe is and always will be a back up.Crouch only got better when he joined us. Campbell got virtually all his caps with spurs and arsenal. Home grown usually means bought up by the club by the way. how many players have been born in pompey and gone on to sucess? how many have been bought through the system and become leading players in the prem? i cannot think of any. i dont hate pompey though i am a passionate saints fan and i can appreciate that our time as the dominant south coast side has come to somewhat of an intermission. it just winds me up that pompey fans, not all, but some will bad mouth a legend by comparing there bought players, either reserves or retired from the england team, and say that they are better. They are not....full stop...[/quote] I can think of one but True Blue won't like it cos he's a scummer as well, Darren Anderton. True Blue won't ever admit he ever rated him though...just like all the other bottom feeders!
Gary wrote:
All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier\'s boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself. How many International caps did he get? Is that more or less than David James? Is it more or less than Sol Campbell? Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe? Is it more or less than Peter Crouch? Is it more or less than Glen Johnson? Just a thought? By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots? ok hang on.was reading all this with a smile on my face..then i read this. what a load of cack. lets face the truth.Le God would have more than likely got more caps if he played for a Man u or Arsenal or, as he very nearly did, a tottenham. Sadly at the time there was another chap called Gazza who was around who the fans loved which meant a starting place all the time. Now Le God wasnt the fittest and therefore missed out on this and the other reasons i gave. But the examples you gave are all of players who are only in the squad through lack of quality or injuries. Aside from David James (How old was he when you signed him?) the rest are all players that were in the england reserve set up. Johnson, only in because Neville was injured and Micah Richards. Defoe is and always will be a back up.Crouch only got better when he joined us. Campbell got virtually all his caps with spurs and arsenal. Home grown usually means bought up by the club by the way. how many players have been born in pompey and gone on to sucess? how many have been bought through the system and become leading players in the prem? i cannot think of any. i dont hate pompey though i am a passionate saints fan and i can appreciate that our time as the dominant south coast side has come to somewhat of an intermission. it just winds me up that pompey fans, not all, but some will bad mouth a legend by comparing there bought players, either reserves or retired from the england team, and say that they are better. They are not....full stop...
I can think of one but True Blue won't like it cos he's a scummer as well, Darren Anderton. True Blue won't ever admit he ever rated him though...just like all the other bottom feeders!
Posted by: Lowe and Behold, St Marys hotseat on 1:34am Wed 16 Jul 08
True blue and happy chappy go suck your dads **** oh sorry you dont know who your old mans are! your old dears had more ****** than a second hand dart board..... :-)
True blue and happy chappy go suck your dads **** oh sorry you dont know who your old mans are! your old dears had more ****** than a second hand dart board..... :-)
Posted by: Minnesto Saint, USA on 5:56am Wed 16 Jul 08
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]John[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!![/quote] If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.[/quote] Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be \'the gob on the street\'! Enough to make you spit, isn\'t it! [/quote] sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God\'s boots............ nope couldn\'t think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from![/quote] All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier\'s boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself. How many International caps did he get? Is that more or less than David James? Is it more or less than Sol Campbell? Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe? Is it more or less than Peter Crouch? Is it more or less than Glen Johnson? Just a thought? By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots? [/quote] You are dreaming if you think any of these boys could even compare to Le Tissier, mate take a look at what you have wrote, you know which player you would take given the chance couple of stone or not. Enjoy it while it lasts, you must of been a true tw@t for at least 2 years now ah!
True Blue wrote:
Saints4eva wrote: True Blue wrote: John wrote: Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!!
If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.
Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be \'the gob on the street\'! Enough to make you spit, isn\'t it!
sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God\'s boots............ nope couldn\'t think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from!
All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier\'s boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself. How many International caps did he get? Is that more or less than David James? Is it more or less than Sol Campbell? Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe? Is it more or less than Peter Crouch? Is it more or less than Glen Johnson? Just a thought? By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots?
You are dreaming if you think any of these boys could even compare to Le Tissier, mate take a look at what you have wrote, you know which player you would take given the chance couple of stone or not. Enjoy it while it lasts, you must of been a true tw@t for at least 2 years now ah!
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:17am Wed 16 Jul 08
Good morning Minnie!
I would suggest that both you and I are biased in our opinions.
For an unbiased opinion, you have to accept what the England selectors think.
They thought that LeTissier was not up to the job, but think that the ones I mentioned are.
If I have been a true tw@t for a couple of years, then I suggest that, posting such nonsense, you have shown that you still are a tw@t, living in a country where they know precious little about football, so you should fit in quite nicely.
Good morning Minnie!
I would suggest that both you and I are biased in our opinions.
For an unbiased opinion, you have to accept what the England selectors think.
They thought that LeTissier was not up to the job, but think that the ones I mentioned are.
If I have been a true tw@t for a couple of years, then I suggest that, posting such nonsense, you have shown that you still are a tw@t, living in a country where they know precious little about football, so you should fit in quite nicely.
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:21am Wed 16 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Billy 2 Baps[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]John[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!![/quote] If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.[/quote] Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be \'the gob on the street\'! Enough to make you spit, isn\'t it! [/quote] sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God\'s boots............ nope couldn\'t think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from![/quote] I'll like to add, can any poopey fan name a home grown player on theirs worthy of buying Le God a drink? Coz I am having the same problem as Saints4eva, can't think of one.[/quote] Having seen many posts of yours, it is obvious that you can't think of one because you are not used to thinking, and with the team you support, you are out of touch with Premier League footballers.
Billy 2 Baps wrote:
Saints4eva wrote: True Blue wrote: John wrote: Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.
Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\'t even come into it!!
If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.
Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be \'the gob on the street\'! Enough to make you spit, isn\'t it!
sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God\'s boots............ nope couldn\'t think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from!
I'll like to add, can any poopey fan name a home grown player on theirs worthy of buying Le God a drink? Coz I am having the same problem as Saints4eva, can't think of one.
Having seen many posts of yours, it is obvious that you can't think of one because you are not used to thinking, and with the team you support, you are out of touch with Premier League footballers.
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:26am Wed 16 Jul 08
[quote][bold]trulysaintlydeeply[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Gary[/bold] wrote: All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier\'s boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself. How many International caps did he get? Is that more or less than David James? Is it more or less than Sol Campbell? Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe? Is it more or less than Peter Crouch? Is it more or less than Glen Johnson? Just a thought? By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots? ok hang on.was reading all this with a smile on my face..then i read this. what a load of cack. lets face the truth.Le God would have more than likely got more caps if he played for a Man u or Arsenal or, as he very nearly did, a tottenham. Sadly at the time there was another chap called Gazza who was around who the fans loved which meant a starting place all the time. Now Le God wasnt the fittest and therefore missed out on this and the other reasons i gave. But the examples you gave are all of players who are only in the squad through lack of quality or injuries. Aside from David James (How old was he when you signed him?) the rest are all players that were in the england reserve set up. Johnson, only in because Neville was injured and Micah Richards. Defoe is and always will be a back up.Crouch only got better when he joined us. Campbell got virtually all his caps with spurs and arsenal. Home grown usually means bought up by the club by the way. how many players have been born in pompey and gone on to sucess? how many have been bought through the system and become leading players in the prem? i cannot think of any. i dont hate pompey though i am a passionate saints fan and i can appreciate that our time as the dominant south coast side has come to somewhat of an intermission. it just winds me up that pompey fans, not all, but some will bad mouth a legend by comparing there bought players, either reserves or retired from the england team, and say that they are better. They are not....full stop...[/quote] I can think of one but True Blue won't like it cos he's a scummer as well, Darren Anderton. True Blue won't ever admit he ever rated him though...just like all the other bottom feeders![/quote] Darren slipped my mind, which is unforgivable because I have a photo of him, with Colin Clarke and Kit Symons, my wife and I, hanging in my house.
A very nice persons, a great talent who, but for injuries, would have gained more England caps.
trulysaintlydeeply wrote:
Gary wrote: All of the Pompey squad could lace up LeTissier\'s boots, but if he were to lose a couple of stone, he would be able to do it himself. How many International caps did he get? Is that more or less than David James? Is it more or less than Sol Campbell? Is it more or less than Jermaine Defoe? Is it more or less than Peter Crouch? Is it more or less than Glen Johnson? Just a thought? By the way, any chance of LeTiss coming to Fratton Park to practice lacing their boots? ok hang on.was reading all this with a smile on my face..then i read this. what a load of cack. lets face the truth.Le God would have more than likely got more caps if he played for a Man u or Arsenal or, as he very nearly did, a tottenham. Sadly at the time there was another chap called Gazza who was around who the fans loved which meant a starting place all the time. Now Le God wasnt the fittest and therefore missed out on this and the other reasons i gave. But the examples you gave are all of players who are only in the squad through lack of quality or injuries. Aside from David James (How old was he when you signed him?) the rest are all players that were in the england reserve set up. Johnson, only in because Neville was injured and Micah Richards. Defoe is and always will be a back up.Crouch only got better when he joined us. Campbell got virtually all his caps with spurs and arsenal. Home grown usually means bought up by the club by the way. how many players have been born in pompey and gone on to sucess? how many have been bought through the system and become leading players in the prem? i cannot think of any. i dont hate pompey though i am a passionate saints fan and i can appreciate that our time as the dominant south coast side has come to somewhat of an intermission. it just winds me up that pompey fans, not all, but some will bad mouth a legend by comparing there bought players, either reserves or retired from the england team, and say that they are better. They are not....full stop...
I can think of one but True Blue won't like it cos he's a scummer as well, Darren Anderton. True Blue won't ever admit he ever rated him though...just like all the other bottom feeders!
Darren slipped my mind, which is unforgivable because I have a photo of him, with Colin Clarke and Kit Symons, my wife and I, hanging in my house.
A very nice persons, a great talent who, but for injuries, would have gained more England caps.
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:31am Wed 16 Jul 08
[quote][bold]Lowe and Behold[/bold] wrote:
True blue and happy chappy go suck your dads **** oh sorry you dont know who your old mans are! your old dears had more ****** than a second hand dart board..... :-)[/quote] Another intelligent post from someone who would probably claim to be a Saints supporter.
As it was posted at 1.34am my guess is that you got on your computer while your Mummy changed your bedding because you had wet the bed again.
While Pompey are going into Europe, you appear to be incontinent! Not quite the same thing.
Lowe and Behold wrote:
True blue and happy chappy go suck your dads **** oh sorry you dont know who your old mans are! your old dears had more ****** than a second hand dart board..... :-)
Another intelligent post from someone who would probably claim to be a Saints supporter.
As it was posted at 1.34am my guess is that you got on your computer while your Mummy changed your bedding because you had wet the bed again.
While Pompey are going into Europe, you appear to be incontinent! Not quite the same thing.
Posted by: True Blue, Fareham on 8:36am Wed 16 Jul 08
AND FINALLY.
It looks as if Southampton are now going to lose their last link with the Premier League.
Portsmouth FC had their planning application for a new training ground and associated facilities, passed yesterday evenining.
It is expected that work will commence in a few weeks, and will be ready for pre-season training next season.
This means that Pompey will move from the SO area back to a PO area, meaning Southampton's links with the Premier League will be broken.
AND FINALLY.
It looks as if Southampton are now going to lose their last link with the Premier League.
Portsmouth FC had their planning application for a new training ground and associated facilities, passed yesterday evenining.
It is expected that work will commence in a few weeks, and will be ready for pre-season training next season.
This means that Pompey will move from the SO area back to a PO area, meaning Southampton's links with the Premier League will be broken.
Posted by: Billy 2 Baps, Waiting for my Whistle on 10:40am Wed 16 Jul 08
[quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]Billy 2 Baps[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Saints4eva[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]True Blue[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]John[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]Dave Redding[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]chip eater[/bold] wrote: i\\\'d rather Matt sat down with the likes of Dyer and BWP and explained about, behaviour off the pitch, loyalty, how to face adversity other than running away, desire and finally give something back rather than take all the time. the problem is they see ronaldo and lampard as role models.[/quote] Le Tissier spent most of his spare time gorging on pies and cheating on his wife at his dodgy little club opposite the casino. A big old blobby who didn\\\'t have the nuts to go to a bigger club because he liked being a big fat fish in a crappy little pool - loyalty didn\\\'t even come into it!![/quote] If when LeTiss was with us we were a crappy little pool then Pompey must have been gob on the street.[/quote] Just a thought John. I seem to recall that when LeTiss played for you, you were in the position that Pompey are now. Saints are now in the position that Pompey were then. So by your reckoning, Saints must now be \\\'the gob on the street\\\'! Enough to make you spit, isn\\\'t it! [/quote] sorry for the delay in replying I was trying to think of a player you lot had that was worthy of lacing Le God\\\'s boots............ nope couldn\\\'t think of one!!! jealousy is a strange thing that you lot never seem to recover from![/quote] I\'ll like to add, can any poopey fan name a home grown player on theirs worthy of buying Le God a drink? Coz I am having the same problem as Saints4eva, can\'t think of one.[/quote] Having seen many posts of yours, it is obvious that you can\'t think of one because you are not used to thinking, and with the team you support, you are out of touch with Premier League footballers. [/quote] I wasn't asking you what you thought of my post. I asked if any poopey fan could name a home grown player worthy of buying Le God a drink. Your post summed it up nicely, you couldn't name one, so thanks for the reply. Unable to answer a question, just throw up a smoke screen. Try not to think too hard, I wouldn’t want you to hurt yourself.
True Blue wrote:
Billy 2 Baps wrote: Saints4eva wrote: True Blue wrote: John wrote: Dave Redding wrote: chip eater wrote: i'd rathe
