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Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:14 pm

Ski

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Joined: May 23 2005
Posts: 31335
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska

Lefty wrote:It has been denied now hasn't it?

Seen that.

I guess this is how it feels to be a Wire fans against Saints. :wink:

Krasota, viara i borba

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Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:15 pm

Lefty

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Joined: Dec 09 2003
Posts: 12214

Ski wrote:Seen that.

I guess this is how it feels to be a Wire fans against Saints. :wink:

Honestly, you lot are the least of our worries at the moment.

Now The Wire.

Rogues Gallery wrote:Wire - the enigma. They could finish top or eighth, who knows.

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Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 6:48 pm

Billinge_Lump

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Joined: Aug 05 2002
Posts: 14094
Location: He can smoke a pound in a single bound!

A band that rebelled against old men in the music industry makes a comeback more than a decade after they did anything of note.

Is that irony?

I'm not Jesus Christ, I've come to accept that now.

[quote][b]XBrettKennyX wrote:[/b] Once more the anti SC brigade, purposely or otherwise fail to see the point.

Thick as pig swill.[/quote]

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Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 7:44 pm

Rogues Gallery

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Joined: Oct 17 2002
Posts: 32357

Agent Mulder wrote:[/b]

These I presume you have kept. The only things you couldn't keep were time and age. :wink:

And wouldn't we know. :roll:

SAINTS THE ORIGINAL AND PERENNIAL CHEATS

For sale full Saints kit (circa 1989). Shirts in pristine condition, but shorts badly soiled.

For 27 - 0 you get a trophy
For 75 - 0 you get sod all.

Wigan had eight in a row
Saints have five in a row

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Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 7:52 pm

Carlos Alberto

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Joined: Aug 08 2002
Posts: 17417
Location: Better living through chemistry.

If the Roses were some amazing live band, I'd be half-interested. Seeing as they utterly sucked live, I think I'll live without seeing them aged 50.

Faith No More, on the other hand...

Tweet from @martinoffiah 23/08/2011: 'Must admit i did love watching Saints- Cunningham Joynt Longy Tommy then Leon, last classic RL team ever'. Even the dark side can't help but love the rebellion.

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Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 8:13 pm

Merthyr Saint

Club Owner

Joined: Feb 19 2004
Posts: 75

How many times do we have to tell people?

NO DIRECT LINKS TO YOUTUBE VIDEOS...

Carlos.

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Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 10:34 pm

eddiewaringsflatcap

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Joined: May 29 2003
Posts: 6311

McClennan wrote:Completely agree. The Stone Roses were of a time and an age. All you can recreate of that is flares, kickers, hooded tops and floppy hats.

Still a class apart from the so called ahem...Indie :lol:

scene now, which most young adults seem to think involves making crap rip off's of The Clash - except with pretty lyrics; having a nice shave and being definable as something that is not the X Facor (or some other device designed to race to the bottom) and hoping ypu can get your tune on a 'cool' advert in line with the hideously materialistic world at present

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Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 11:08 pm

Rogues Gallery

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Joined: Oct 17 2002
Posts: 32357

Not a patch on the real Stones, The Who, Spencer Davies, Small Faces etc who could all play more than three chords, and sing in the same key that they played in.

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Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 11:42 pm

Agent Mulder

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Joined: Jun 13 2002
Posts: 4964
Location: St.Helens

Rogues Gallery wrote:Not a patch on the real Stones, The Who, Spencer Davies, Small Faces etc who could all play more than three chords, and sing in the same key that they played in.

Those were the days - :thumb: