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To be fair he has refereed us on 13 occasions - 4 wins, 4 defeats, 5 draws so is fairly well balanced. He has sent off three of our players but only one of the opposition in those 13 matches

350 and above ... 1: Tug Wilson 566 1922-1936 2: Peter O'Sullivan 491 1970-1981 3: Norman Gall 488 1962-1974 4: Bobby Farrell 466 1928-1942 5: Bert Longstaff 443 1906-1922 6: Glen Wilson 436 1948-1960 7: Des Tennant 424...

looked even weirder close up ;)

great leak! just one sub wrong -- not bad at all (are you Pardew in disguise?)

and I'm off to see filming next wednesday :clap2: :clap2: :clap2:

just got back to Worthing from Southampton - 65 mins each way - there are some roadworks but traffic is light being the weekend like. Can't see any reason why it would be worse tomorrow? unless the weather causes carnage or something

let's not forget that the Ireland Act 1949 states that "The Republic of Ireland is not a foreign country". The above means that while they don't qualify for UK citizenship they are also legally not foreign in the UK.

I thonk the assumption to be made is "of a different continent" i.e. non-European Hell - maybe we are over-analysing this!

doesn't quite come across in the video but I had horrendous mic problems - but pass it to Gus and it worked perfectly. He must truly be the Messiah :p

lots of debate over legal definition of Southern Ireland citizens. Naylor today refers to him as first "continental" manager - which I guess is a better description

To the best of my knowledge ... Oatway has got his UEFA B and is currently working on his UEFA A (this one is the big one that takes a lot of time) Brown has got both UEFA B and UEFA A Poyet has got both UEFA B and UEFA A and is midway through his UEFA PRO i.e. all 3 have the relevent...

I was actually trying to say POY-YET ... having asked him moments earlier!

officially POY-YET as per the other thread

Dicko claimed the second ... mcleod's shot took a wicked deflection off him

okay - definitive answer is POY-YET .... emphasing the 'Y' as well as the 'T'

BBC are pronouncing it POY-ETTT ... apparently after seeking advice For me -- I've always said POY-EH? Guess I'll ask the man himself shall I!

whats the latest on the manager odds .. .cant check VC from where I currently am

the papers will also go Murray - so that will become the official record.

v.close to Brighton end

og to be honest but they are never given as such --- defenders don't want to claim but strikers certainly do!