mona
The Glory Game
And the premonition is that Farmer Pardew will get the Stains relegated.
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Cor, I wish I lived in Southampton
- Thread starter Bluejuice
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And the premonition is that Farmer Pardew will get the Stains relegated.
Captain Haddock
Active member
Redneb....your username is so funny and clever, by the way.
Do you walk around Brighton taking the piss out of your adopted CITY (not town) or do you reserve you mild homophobia for here?
Do you walk around Brighton taking the piss out of your adopted CITY (not town) or do you reserve you mild homophobia for here?
Lord Bracknell
On fire
His name is Ben.
The Spanish
Well-known member
Oxford Street is the only place that comes close to a normal British city when it comes to having something nice to eat. Look at the previous basket case British port cities compared to Southampton now. Left it for dust.
Lets face it for the size of the place and how other British cities moved on (plus the fact Southampton is in the SOUTH) it really is an embarassment.
Oh and Brighton people dont do the its a CITY bit. You have Southampton beat hands down, except on this one. Southampton is a city Brighton isnt. Be honest with yourselves please.
Lets face it for the size of the place and how other British cities moved on (plus the fact Southampton is in the SOUTH) it really is an embarassment.
Oh and Brighton people dont do the its a CITY bit. You have Southampton beat hands down, except on this one. Southampton is a city Brighton isnt. Be honest with yourselves please.
Boris Yeltsin
MR PRESIDENT to you, mate
Well, define what a "city" is then. The Queen granted Brighton and Hove with City status, which is all that's needed?
I think Brighton on its own is still considered a town
The Spanish
Well-known member
plnety of places are cities. southamptons city status is relatively new. the city walls and its history and strategic importance suggest an influence on the country far greater than brightons, in many senses. much as i love brighton and hate southampton, every time i hear the insecure 'city' rubbish it makes me cringe and you look even more small time. be proud of what it is, not all thsi emperors new clothes rubbish. it knocks southampton into a cocked hat. just relax and enjoy that fact.
so what about the city status (lost to f***ing sunderland first time of asking) means nothing to most people who have alwasy known it as a town, and calling it a city is like speaking to the bloke in the office who has recently had a sex change and having to call him samantha without feeling stupid.
The Ringleader Returns!
Banned
mona
The Glory Game
Perhaps you could now explain why there are more current professional players born in Brighton than in Southampton.
I believe that even Wayne Bridge was brought up in Winchester rather than Southampton.
Taybha
Whalewhine
couldnt give a toss about the southampton-brighton mines bigger than yours shit frankly, just another league 1 side who happen to have offered a player better terms and conditions than we did,calderon was a breath of fresh air and it was good while it lasted. i wish him well wherever he goes. If anything i find it quite flattering that Southhampton view Brighton as the place to go for their better players, sooner or later if you keep buying them you will get a good 1 
South Coast Eagle
New member
- Oct 2, 2009
- 273
Yep, Kuti's still there, nice place to eat but a little overpriced, the place to go for a decent curry & a nice pint or two of Cobra is The Jewel In The Crown on Shirley highstreet, excellent food at a good price & they do a fantastic buffet between Sunday & Tuesday for the fat gits who's eyes definitely aint bigger than their bellys!
South Coast Eagle
New member
- Oct 2, 2009
- 273
Or anywhere where there's been a strike.
People do what they have to do to earn money to put food on the table for their family. Are you seriously suggesting that if you was poverty stricken & desperate to gain income that you'd rather your flesh & blood starve than break a picket line you wouldn't do it?
If you say no I'd have to decide whether you're a liar or a w*nker.
I live about 2 mins walk from there. Food's quite good, but the service is probably the worst I've ever encountered.
Much as I'm not a massive fan of my adopted home, you can't argue that, in the Common, Scumhampton has one of the nicest green spaces in the country.
South Coast Eagle
New member
- Oct 2, 2009
- 273
The Common's a great place to be when the sun is shining in the summer with a crate of beer & a football.
I'm about 5 mins away from Shirley high street, for a pikey night out close to pay day you can't beat a few jars in Wetherspoons followed by the biggest bag of chips ever from Mr Nicks!