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Didn't you get into Disney?  

If he does well enough over there, which I believe he will (I watch the MLS regularly), he may get a bigger move in the future. Still young at 23.
Great move for him to show what he can do, with a tremendous lifestyle to add to it. All eyes will be on Beckhams team come the new season.

If he does well enough over there, which I believe he will (I watch the MLS regularly), he may get a bigger move in the future. Still young at 23.
Great move for him to show what he can do, with a tremendous lifestyle to add to it. All eyes will be on Beckhams team come the new season.

If he does well enough over there, which I believe he will (I watch the MLS regularly), he may get a bigger move in the future. Still young at 23.
Great move for him to show what he can do, with a tremendous lifestyle to add to it. All eyes will be on Beckhams team come the new season.

If he does well enough over there, which I believe he will (I watch the MLS regularly), he may get a bigger move in the future. Still young at 23.
Great move for him to show what he can do, with a tremendous lifestyle to add to it. All eyes will be on Beckhams team come the new season.

If he does well enough over there, which I believe he will (I watch the MLS regularly), he may get a bigger move in the future. Still young at 23.
Great move for him to show what he can do, with a tremendous lifestyle to add to it. All eyes will be on Beckhams team come the new season.

I don't think there will be many to be honest, as I think he was one of the better signings. Im sure most would agree on that.
I think Coulson fell victim to Stubbs not actually having a proper formation in place he could work to his preferred tole. If anything he probably weakened Coulsons ability at the time with his positioning. Saying that, I watched Coulson playing for Cambridge last Feb/March at Carlisle and he wasn't very good, but he seemed to be playing a free role along the back and in midfield. Seems to be getting his game now. I'd imagine he is playing his preferred role as he has had decent game time.

£100 a game is not a lot to be honest for the club to pay out themselves. 
 

I don't think there will be many to be honest, as I think he was one of the better signings. Im sure most would agree on that.
I think Coulson fell victim to Stubbs not actually having a proper formation in place he could work to his preferred tole. If anything he probably weakened Coulsons ability at the time with his positioning. Saying that, I watched Coulson playing for Cambridge last Feb/March at Carlisle and he wasn't very good, but he seemed to be playing a free role along the back and in midfield. Seems to be getting his game now. I'd imagine he is playing his preferred role as he has had decent game time.

Yep, They always do. Only the morons thinks Gus does nowt

I think Jack himself feels he should be an established first pick by now at his age and game time since his debut. I like him, though in order for him to get first team football every week, it is probably best for his career for a move.

I think Jack himself feels he should be an established first pick by now at his age and game time since his debut. I like him, though in order for him to get first team football every week, it is probably best for his career for a move.

I think there is a sentimental value to the West Stand. It has become the home of many fans who sat in the Northbank at Love Street and to many giving up a seat that you purchased during the move from the old ground means a lot.
The Northbank boys in W7 have also worked hard to generate an atmosphere in that corner.  

I think there is a sentimental value to the West Stand. It has become the home of many fans who sat in the Northbank at Love Street and to many giving up a seat that you purchased during the move from the old ground means a lot.
The Northbank boys in W7 have also worked hard to generate an atmosphere in that corner.  

I think there is a sentimental value to the West Stand. It has become the home of many fans who sat in the Northbank at Love Street and to many giving up a seat that you purchased during the move from the old ground means a lot.
The Northbank boys in W7 have also worked hard to generate an atmosphere in that corner.  

I think there is a sentimental value to the West Stand. It has become the home of many fans who sat in the Northbank at Love Street and to many giving up a seat that you purchased during the move from the old ground means a lot.
The Northbank boys in W7 have also worked hard to generate an atmosphere in that corner.  

As I understand it, we charge more.  I don't like giving two stands away but it's in the hands of our own fans to buy more tickers and truly put pressure on the board through not being able to accommodate all of the Saints fans who want to come along in the main and West stand. 

I've not looked through all of the pages on this topic, so apologies if I have missed anything.
At the Killie game, the guy in front of me said that there was only around a 400 attendance difference between the Killie game and the Celtic game.
Are we charging OF fans more per head, than we would be  housing our own fans in the family stand? I just wanted to check the weigh up in difference of income.
I think if the club starts to move in the right direction, which I believe it is gradually starting to, putting more points on the board and climbing the table, we can increase our home gates. 

Cork City defender Conor McCarthy is being linked with a move to the SPL, with St. Mirren his likely destination.
Source: Cork City FC News via Twitter
 

Cork City defender Conor McCarthy is being linked with a move to the SPL, with St. Mirren his likely destination.
Source: Cork City FC News via Twitter
 

Cork City defender Conor McCarthy is being linked with a move to the SPL, with St. Mirren his likely destination.
Source: Cork City FC News via Twitter
 

You would imagine 300k could get you up to 3 decent players on 2 year deals, including the replacement goalie.

I'd say hands down that of players still here from last season, he has been the most consistent top performer in last 12 months. Fantastic player with bags of energy and determination.

So in the interests of a New Year amnesty... If you saw the potential in Shankland and Ross and were willing to support them, are you willing to do the same for Obika?

He's also JUST back after nine months out with a career threatening injury!

I suppose you expect him to be at his peak from match one?

Were that the case, he wouldn't be here.

He is improving week by week.

Give him a chance.

I guess you were among the crew who slated Mehmet at first, despite him playing when trying to recover from illness!

Get behind the lad and trust the manager's judgement.