Cork fired up for Premier League safety fight (From Daily Echo)

kent141 wrote:
I think the press are fed up with the usual ' you must win football matches' comments from the smiling orange goofball.

Alicesdad wrote:
Adkins IS the man to stick with.

Calling him names just shows that you are probably now back in class and waiting for playtime. I hope Mummy has put something nice in your lunch boxes and don't forget to eat all your fruit.

SO50 Saint wrote:
This really has made me smile this morning in the article about Wilfired Zaha in the national sport section.

He said: "Last season Guly do Prado at Southampton grabbed me and said 'Respect me'. I'm thinking, 'I don't know you, I don't care who you are, so why should I?'

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
As it would appear that the lunatics have taken over the asylum I am waving the white flag, have fun kids.

Sammy2sheds wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
As it would appear that the lunatics have taken over the asylum I am waving the white flag, have fun kids.

as it would appear that I do not have my yes men regulars to shout down others opinions I am waving the white flag.i will be back to try to own this site with my other robot buddies soon.

SO50 Saint wrote:
So Sammy are you one of the sack Nigel get back Arry brigade?

Alicesdad wrote:
Adkins IS the man to stick with.

Calling him names just shows that you are probably now back in class and waiting for playtime. I hope Mummy has put something nice in your lunch boxes and don't forget to eat all your fruit.

Mush On The Beach wrote:
Nice to see Cork back in the team at the weekend, that is a real plus.
The team are still playing for the Manager and the crowd are still showing their loyalty and class.
The next few weeks are massive, we all know that.
No Fear. No Surrender.

SO50 Saint wrote:
Has he not already got the job at Fratton yet then still waiting for a more high profile job to come along. Guy Whittingham and Andy Awford favourites for your managers job WHO?

TLoSaintsChi wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:
Nice to see Cork back in the team at the weekend, that is a real plus.
The team are still playing for the Manager and the crowd are still showing their loyalty and class.
The next few weeks are massive, we all know that.
No Fear. No Surrender.

Cork brought a better balance to the side on the weekend glad that he s back.

I fear whichever manager loses this weekend will lose his job. Massive game but we have got out of tighter situations before.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

TLoSaintsChi wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:
Nice to see Cork back in the team at the weekend, that is a real plus.
The team are still playing for the Manager and the crowd are still showing their loyalty and class.
The next few weeks are massive, we all know that.
No Fear. No Surrender.

Cork brought a better balance to the side on the weekend glad that he s back.

I fear whichever manager loses this weekend will lose his job. Massive game but we have got out of tighter situations before.

It’s tough at the top of the tree, I hope Nicola keeps his bottle.
Many have accused him of being intolerant and prone to rash decisions, but he has stuck with Nigel so far. We have all made our opinions clear over the past couple of months on whether to stick or twist.

I don’t see anybody jumping off the page to come in and do any better right now, so I stay stick with Nigel and give him a decent chance to turn it around. I for one believe he has earned the right.

SO50 Saint wrote:
This really has made me smile this morning in the article about Wilfired Zaha in the national sport section.

He said: "Last season Guly do Prado at Southampton grabbed me and said 'Respect me'. I'm thinking, 'I don't know you, I don't care who you are, so why should I?'

Mush On The Beach wrote:

TLoSaintsChi wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:
Nice to see Cork back in the team at the weekend, that is a real plus.
The team are still playing for the Manager and the crowd are still showing their loyalty and class.
The next few weeks are massive, we all know that.
No Fear. No Surrender.

Cork brought a better balance to the side on the weekend glad that he s back.

I fear whichever manager loses this weekend will lose his job. Massive game but we have got out of tighter situations before.

It’s tough at the top of the tree, I hope Nicola keeps his bottle.
Many have accused him of being intolerant and prone to rash decisions, but he has stuck with Nigel so far. We have all made our opinions clear over the past couple of months on whether to stick or twist.

I don’t see anybody jumping off the page to come in and do any better right now, so I stay stick with Nigel and give him a decent chance to turn it around. I for one believe he has earned the right.

angus mc coatup wrote:
sammy2heads
eye shadow
redthedandy10
wonky wheels scooter75
forcekin14

are you having a liquidation get together
after the fat lady sings.

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

angus mc coatup wrote:
sammy2heads
eye shadow
redthedandy10
wonky wheels scooter75
forcekin14

are you having a liquidation get together
after the fat lady sings.

More Glory wrote:
"Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone".

So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating.

Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

More Glory wrote:
"Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone".

So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating.

Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

redandy10 wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
sammy2heads
eye shadow
redthedandy10
wonky wheels scooter75
forcekin14

are you having a liquidation get together
after the fat lady sings.

Oh I see. Anyone who thinks Adkins should walk the plank, is a skate. Brilliant!

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

Mush On The Beach wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Out of interest, what options as new management are you proposing as likely candidates right now?

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

redandy10 wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Out of interest, what options as new management are you proposing as likely candidates right now?

I hate to say it but Redkanpp is the only one with the kind of experience needed. I'm sure he could get more out the players we have. But, Harry usually likes to have a war chest to utilize, which I doubt we now have.

At present possible candidates are a bit thin on the ground, but I don't have much faith in Nigel at this level.

I think there's a case to be made that we have some real quality in the middle & up front which we we're not seeing the best of. Maybe a new manager could get the most out of these players. Bally came in & put Matty in the middle of the action, and we saw the results. Who's to say a new system wouldn't pay dividends.

redandy10 wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Out of interest, what options as new management are you proposing as likely candidates right now?

I hate to say it but Redkanpp is the only one with the kind of experience needed. I'm sure he could get more out the players we have. But, Harry usually likes to have a war chest to utilize, which I doubt we now have.

At present possible candidates are a bit thin on the ground, but I don't have much faith in Nigel at this level.

I think there's a case to be made that we have some real quality in the middle & up front which we we're not seeing the best of. Maybe a new manager could get the most out of these players. Bally came in & put Matty in the middle of the action, and we saw the results. Who's to say a new system wouldn't pay dividends.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

Nice try but ultimately flawed. You are a man from a small town whose football club are well and truly fecked and you and your blue few booing fans are limp and powerless. No matter how much Viagra you quaff, you will never go up again!!!

redandy10 wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Out of interest, what options as new management are you proposing as likely candidates right now?

I hate to say it but Redkanpp is the only one with the kind of experience needed. I'm sure he could get more out the players we have. But, Harry usually likes to have a war chest to utilize, which I doubt we now have.

At present possible candidates are a bit thin on the ground, but I don't have much faith in Nigel at this level.

I think there's a case to be made that we have some real quality in the middle & up front which we we're not seeing the best of. Maybe a new manager could get the most out of these players. Bally came in & put Matty in the middle of the action, and we saw the results. Who's to say a new system wouldn't pay dividends.

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

redandy10 wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Out of interest, what options as new management are you proposing as likely candidates right now?

I hate to say it but Redkanpp is the only one with the kind of experience needed. I'm sure he could get more out the players we have. But, Harry usually likes to have a war chest to utilize, which I doubt we now have.

At present possible candidates are a bit thin on the ground, but I don't have much faith in Nigel at this level.

I think there's a case to be made that we have some real quality in the middle & up front which we we're not seeing the best of. Maybe a new manager could get the most out of these players. Bally came in & put Matty in the middle of the action, and we saw the results. Who's to say a new system wouldn't pay dividends.

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

Nice try but ultimately flawed. You are a man from a small town whose football club are well and truly fecked and you and your blue few booing fans are limp and powerless. No matter how much Viagra you quaff, you will never go up again!!!

but your erection emmm season will ulitmately go down - and a bit quicker than most. Enjoy the erection while it lasts. And I don't think you will get that high either - but size doesn't always matter does it?

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

Nice try but ultimately flawed. You are a man from a small town whose football club are well and truly fecked and you and your blue few booing fans are limp and powerless. No matter how much Viagra you quaff, you will never go up again!!!

but your erection emmm season will ulitmately go down - and a bit quicker than most. Enjoy the erection while it lasts. And I don't think you will get that high either - but size doesn't always matter does it?

It’s all about GIRTH, ask Mrs Glory, that’s what the skunts in general are lacking. I’ll give you a tip, look for a **** called Whittingham, you never know he may be able to assist with some short term pleasure.

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa.

Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

Nice try but ultimately flawed. You are a man from a small town whose football club are well and truly fecked and you and your blue few booing fans are limp and powerless. No matter how much Viagra you quaff, you will never go up again!!!

but your erection emmm season will ulitmately go down - and a bit quicker than most. Enjoy the erection while it lasts. And I don't think you will get that high either - but size doesn't always matter does it?

It’s all about GIRTH, ask Mrs Glory, that’s what the skunts in general are lacking. I’ll give you a tip, look for a **** called Whittingham, you never know he may be able to assist with some short term pleasure.

Dilldo

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

Nice try but ultimately flawed. You are a man from a small town whose football club are well and truly fecked and you and your blue few booing fans are limp and powerless. No matter how much Viagra you quaff, you will never go up again!!!

but your erection emmm season will ulitmately go down - and a bit quicker than most. Enjoy the erection while it lasts. And I don't think you will get that high either - but size doesn't always matter does it?

It’s all about GIRTH, ask Mrs Glory, that’s what the skunts in general are lacking. I’ll give you a tip, look for a **** called Whittingham, you never know he may be able to assist with some short term pleasure.

Dilldo

Why would Dilldo be a banned word? It represents all that it is Poopey on here. Artificially stimulated and the batteries eventually run out

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar?

OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

well there is no fans left to boo any more .6000 have gone missing .yet we had 24.000 average even in league one supporting the team.its about now ,you lot dont like it do you ,you should change your name cheat status for glory,you wont se any non cheating status glory in your life time .the next 50 years .if you get buy after febuary .your in deep shyte .see why your all quite mad

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

Nice try but ultimately flawed. You are a man from a small town whose football club are well and truly fecked and you and your blue few booing fans are limp and powerless. No matter how much Viagra you quaff, you will never go up again!!!

but your erection emmm season will ulitmately go down - and a bit quicker than most. Enjoy the erection while it lasts. And I don't think you will get that high either - but size doesn't always matter does it?

It’s all about GIRTH, ask Mrs Glory, that’s what the skunts in general are lacking. I’ll give you a tip, look for a **** called Whittingham, you never know he may be able to assist with some short term pleasure.

Dilldo

Why would Dilldo be a banned word? It represents all that it is Poopey on here. Artificially stimulated and the batteries eventually run out

I do believe your populous is more inbred than ours - ie we have always got new blood in via the dockyard which was. Therefore the girth problem must e yours - and who brought this subject err up; yourself. Little boys always talking bout little things. Ho. The stains have only ever got it up properly once, and that was just a minor event really , and it was almost 40 years ago. History - ya can't beat it can ya.

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

well there is no fans left to boo any more .6000 have gone missing .yet we had 24.000 average even in league one supporting the team.its about now ,you lot dont like it do you ,you should change your name cheat status for glory,you wont se any non cheating status glory in your life time .the next 50 years .if you get buy after febuary .your in deep shyte .see why your all quite mad

Sorry Ken, but your'e not as entertaining as Shelia. You need to get a lighter touch.

Why have your club loaned 30miilion from the Cayman Islands? I think that's a really good question, and did your fans make that decision!

mmmh

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

Nice try but ultimately flawed. You are a man from a small town whose football club are well and truly fecked and you and your blue few booing fans are limp and powerless. No matter how much Viagra you quaff, you will never go up again!!!

but your erection emmm season will ulitmately go down - and a bit quicker than most. Enjoy the erection while it lasts. And I don't think you will get that high either - but size doesn't always matter does it?

It’s all about GIRTH, ask Mrs Glory, that’s what the skunts in general are lacking. I’ll give you a tip, look for a **** called Whittingham, you never know he may be able to assist with some short term pleasure.

Dilldo

Why would Dilldo be a banned word? It represents all that it is Poopey on here. Artificially stimulated and the batteries eventually run out

I do believe your populous is more inbred than ours - ie we have always got new blood in via the dockyard which was. Therefore the girth problem must e yours - and who brought this subject err up; yourself. Little boys always talking bout little things. Ho. The stains have only ever got it up properly once, and that was just a minor event really , and it was almost 40 years ago. History - ya can't beat it can ya.

The penile dysfunction order is clear to see, you come on here to mask it and try and big yourself up. Dockyards, do me a favour. That’s where the true definition of SCUMMER came from. You sent SCAB labour to Southampton’s commercial docks at the height of a national dispute. (No dispute at a military Poopey docks) YOU POMPEY SCUM!!!! Oh let’s just cut to the chase, you are and always will be an insecure jealous skunt, forever in the shadow of Southampton and that’s where your puerile jealous hatred stems from. Visual aid finale: I’m waggling my little finger at you. Enjoy the rest of your day

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar?

OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

Oooo stressy Gloria, must be the wrong time of the month! but for skates when is there a right one! HAHAHAHA I don't follow cricket as I find it rather boring but I can understand why you do! HAHAHAHA I'm assuming you are talking about Hampshire Cricket Club in which case that makes them your local little cricket club too! HAHAHAHA True that some idiot supporters leave early to miss traffic as they do at ALL FOOTBALL fixtures but NEVER 20 mins early! HAHAHAHA Can't remember the last time our team were booed off but can assure you it was a long long time ago ask me the question again because I don't remember you asking me one. The reason I say about our history over the last fifty years is because it encompasses our lifetimes generally, (some more, some less) You insist on an all time history because you know that long before most Skates time, and certainly before my time, Pompey had a club, just like Glossop NE! The reality is we don't know the all time history anyway, only recorded history so let's stick to what we know and experience. So.... I've been going to watch Saints since the 60's and in all that time, in all my life, bar our recent blip, Saints have been the bigger, better supported and higher achievers on the South Coast. I don't have to harp on about times before I was born! As for my HAHA's. I post this when i genuinely find amusement in what I am saying which funnily enough is replying to what you say. I am mad! Mad on Saints! HAHAHAHA STID

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

Oooo stressy Gloria, must be the wrong time of the month! but for skates when is there a right one! HAHAHAHA I don't follow cricket as I find it rather boring but I can understand why you do! HAHAHAHA I'm assuming you are talking about Hampshire Cricket Club in which case that makes them your local little cricket club too! HAHAHAHA True that some idiot supporters leave early to miss traffic as they do at ALL FOOTBALL fixtures but NEVER 20 mins early! HAHAHAHA Can't remember the last time our team were booed off but can assure you it was a long long time ago ask me the question again because I don't remember you asking me one. The reason I say about our history over the last fifty years is because it encompasses our lifetimes generally, (some more, some less) You insist on an all time history because you know that long before most Skates time, and certainly before my time, Pompey had a club, just like Glossop NE! The reality is we don't know the all time history anyway, only recorded history so let's stick to what we know and experience. So.... I've been going to watch Saints since the 60's and in all that time, in all my life, bar our recent blip, Saints have been the bigger, better supported and higher achievers on the South Coast. I don't have to harp on about times before I was born! As for my HAHA's. I post this when i genuinely find amusement in what I am saying which funnily enough is replying to what you say. I am mad! Mad on Saints! HAHAHAHA STID

Fair play to you Shelia.

But you have to admit, Pompey have been the better team over the last 10 years.

I think you need to lighten up your fellow fans, maybe these are the kind of guys who have a go at their goalie.

We always support our goalies, and geneerallyour managers

St Retford wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

Translation: NICOLA! I LOVE YOU! PLEASE! I DON'T MEAN WHAT I'M SAYING! WE CAN BE GOOD TOGETHER! WE CAN WORK IT OUT! CAN WE JUST GIVE IT ONE MORE GO AND I PROMISE THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT THIS TIME? I'VE BEEN SO LONELY WITHOUT YOU!

St Retford wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

Translation: NICOLA! I LOVE YOU! PLEASE! I DON'T MEAN WHAT I'M SAYING! WE CAN BE GOOD TOGETHER! WE CAN WORK IT OUT! CAN WE JUST GIVE IT ONE MORE GO AND I PROMISE THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT THIS TIME? I'VE BEEN SO LONELY WITHOUT YOU!

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

Oooo stressy Gloria, must be the wrong time of the month! but for skates when is there a right one! HAHAHAHA I don't follow cricket as I find it rather boring but I can understand why you do! HAHAHAHA I'm assuming you are talking about Hampshire Cricket Club in which case that makes them your local little cricket club too! HAHAHAHA True that some idiot supporters leave early to miss traffic as they do at ALL FOOTBALL fixtures but NEVER 20 mins early! HAHAHAHA Can't remember the last time our team were booed off but can assure you it was a long long time ago ask me the question again because I don't remember you asking me one. The reason I say about our history over the last fifty years is because it encompasses our lifetimes generally, (some more, some less) You insist on an all time history because you know that long before most Skates time, and certainly before my time, Pompey had a club, just like Glossop NE! The reality is we don't know the all time history anyway, only recorded history so let's stick to what we know and experience. So.... I've been going to watch Saints since the 60's and in all that time, in all my life, bar our recent blip, Saints have been the bigger, better supported and higher achievers on the South Coast. I don't have to harp on about times before I was born! As for my HAHA's. I post this when i genuinely find amusement in what I am saying which funnily enough is replying to what you say. I am mad! Mad on Saints! HAHAHAHA STID

Fair play to you Shelia. But you have to admit, Pompey have been the better team over the last 10 years. I think you need to lighten up your fellow fans, maybe these are the kind of guys who have a go at their goalie. We always support our goalies, and geneerallyour managers

Can't argue with that ffs! HAHAHAHA STID

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

Oooo stressy Gloria, must be the wrong time of the month! but for skates when is there a right one! HAHAHAHA I don't follow cricket as I find it rather boring but I can understand why you do! HAHAHAHA I'm assuming you are talking about Hampshire Cricket Club in which case that makes them your local little cricket club too! HAHAHAHA True that some idiot supporters leave early to miss traffic as they do at ALL FOOTBALL fixtures but NEVER 20 mins early! HAHAHAHA Can't remember the last time our team were booed off but can assure you it was a long long time ago ask me the question again because I don't remember you asking me one. The reason I say about our history over the last fifty years is because it encompasses our lifetimes generally, (some more, some less) You insist on an all time history because you know that long before most Skates time, and certainly before my time, Pompey had a club, just like Glossop NE! The reality is we don't know the all time history anyway, only recorded history so let's stick to what we know and experience. So.... I've been going to watch Saints since the 60's and in all that time, in all my life, bar our recent blip, Saints have been the bigger, better supported and higher achievers on the South Coast. I don't have to harp on about times before I was born! As for my HAHA's. I post this when i genuinely find amusement in what I am saying which funnily enough is replying to what you say. I am mad! Mad on Saints! HAHAHAHA STID

Fair play to you Shelia. But you have to admit, Pompey have been the better team over the last 10 years. I think you need to lighten up your fellow fans, maybe these are the kind of guys who have a go at their goalie. We always support our goalies, and geneerallyour managers

Can't argue with that ffs! HAHAHAHA STID

Well cheers Sheila, and Ill toast on my barby tonight (thats the barby that doesn't require viagra). I am sure you spotted my cunning little barb at the end.

scooter75 wrote:
Is corky Tango Heads official spokesman, let the teak coloured master tactician speak for himself.

kent141 wrote:
I think the press are fed up with the usual ' you must win football matches' comments from the smiling orange goofball.

st1halo wrote:
On a serious note Gloria (HAHAHA's aside) I hope you do survive. For the long term supporter of a Football Club it is a desperate and very sad situation and no doubt the frustration of not being able to do anything about it and staring at oblivion in the face is sickening. We know-- We've been there! For me, for what it's worth,there is only one true rival and no one else will do! I take your banter as humourous and enjoy it, as it should be, but it's no use taking it too seriously and venting your frustrations here. Lotsa luv Sheila HAHAHAHA STID

More Glory wrote:
"Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone".

So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating.

Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

randre wrote:

More Glory wrote:
"Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone".

So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating.

Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Another child. Actually no, my 4 year old has more sense than you and your little army of fools who are destined for liquidation!

Only Pompey cheat, and still paying for it now... FACT

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

well there is no fans left to boo any more .6000 have gone missing .yet we had 24.000 average even in league one supporting the team.its about now ,you lot dont like it do you ,you should change your name cheat status for glory,you wont se any non cheating status glory in your life time .the next 50 years .if you get buy after febuary .your in deep shyte .see why your all quite mad

Sorry Ken, but your'e not as entertaining as Shelia. You need to get a lighter touch. Why have your club loaned 30miilion from the Cayman Islands? I think that's a really good question, and did your fans make that decision! mmmh

simple they have not .and we dont have a owner only wanting to get in to get his 19 million back he was promised.he would get when he sold the club on .he was just conned like so many by your club,why did your club pay wages that you could not afford putting you in real trouble.60. to 70.000 a week .35000 for a player playing in the champioship plus oap kanu .our club is not debt ridden and wont be even if we suffer relagation .as we have a wage budget .as we did having a 15000 stadium in the premier league .you just could not do it without cheating could you.so we dont need loans we own are own stadium training ground have assets do you ?????

St Retford wrote:

randre wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Another child. Actually no, my 4 year old has more sense than you and your little army of fools who are destined for liquidation! Only Pompey cheat, and still paying for it now... FACT

I have a five-year-old who I was teaching the Adam Lallana song to the other day. She sang back: "He poos on the left, he poos on the right, he wees in the middle and then rubs bits of leaves in your eyes and then kicks over the world." It's better than anything the skunts on here have mustered...

thehoggsback wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Out of interest, what options as new management are you proposing as likely candidates right now?

I hate to say it but Redkanpp is the only one with the kind of experience needed. I'm sure he could get more out the players we have. But, Harry usually likes to have a war chest to utilize, which I doubt we now have.

At present possible candidates are a bit thin on the ground, but I don't have much faith in Nigel at this level.

I think there's a case to be made that we have some real quality in the middle & up front which we we're not seeing the best of. Maybe a new manager could get the most out of these players. Bally came in & put Matty in the middle of the action, and we saw the results. Who's to say a new system wouldn't pay dividends.

f*** o** and d** you skate c***

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

randre wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Another child. Actually no, my 4 year old has more sense than you and your little army of fools who are destined for liquidation! Only Pompey cheat, and still paying for it now... FACT

I have a five-year-old who I was teaching the Adam Lallana song to the other day. She sang back: "He poos on the left, he poos on the right, he wees in the middle and then rubs bits of leaves in your eyes and then kicks over the world." It's better than anything the skunts on here have mustered...

Talking about cheating. Doesn't Lallana dive?

Fatty x Ford Worker wrote:
Ive been in the Forest looking for nuts today I only hope that the Squad listened to George Graham on 5 live last night all about defensive training we could learn a thing or two from that great man come on in !

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Fatty x Ford Worker wrote:
Ive been in the Forest looking for nuts today I only hope that the Squad listened to George Graham on 5 live last night all about defensive training we could learn a thing or two from that great man come on in !

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Much better response, thank you. Sorry if I upset you, but I lost the plot with those idiot WUMs. Please, for my blood pressure try to avoid sunbed jokes, they give a wrong impression.

Force14 wrote:
Latest poll in Pompey show Sadkins still has 89% support and only 11% want Rusty the Dancing Chimp to take over after the defeat at QPR on saturday....

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

More Glory wrote:

St Retford wrote:

randre wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Another child. Actually no, my 4 year old has more sense than you and your little army of fools who are destined for liquidation! Only Pompey cheat, and still paying for it now... FACT

I have a five-year-old who I was teaching the Adam Lallana song to the other day. She sang back: "He poos on the left, he poos on the right, he wees in the middle and then rubs bits of leaves in your eyes and then kicks over the world." It's better than anything the skunts on here have mustered...

Talking about cheating. Doesn't Lallana dive?

Mixed opinions on that, have you watched any footage of the Swansea game? If you can, do so and come back with your unbiaed opinion on the shouts, study carefully mind, we obviously are heavily biased in his favour however, the first we think he was looking for it, no Pen. The second was 50/50 when contact was made he had already lost his balance, no Penalty, but no dive either, the third unquestionably a Penalty but not given because of what had happened previously, I would like to hear whether you agree with our thoughts on the matter. Feel free to be honest, we won't bite.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

Could do worse I suppose!

Invidia wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

Could do worse I suppose!

That was not a serious suggestion Osprey it was supposed to show that even with an experienced manager it is difficult to get results, and that better the devil you know etc. etc.

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

SO50 Saint wrote:
This really has made me smile this morning in the article about Wilfired Zaha in the national sport section.

He said: "Last season Guly do Prado at Southampton grabbed me and said 'Respect me'. I'm thinking, 'I don't know you, I don't care who you are, so why should I?'

redandy10 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Much better response, thank you. Sorry if I upset you, but I lost the plot with those idiot WUMs. Please, for my blood pressure try to avoid sunbed jokes, they give a wrong impression.

Sorry!

City Saint wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
This really has made me smile this morning in the article about Wilfired Zaha in the national sport section.

He said: "Last season Guly do Prado at Southampton grabbed me and said 'Respect me'. I'm thinking, 'I don't know you, I don't care who you are, so why should I?'

That's funny, I could have sworn he said "get me another double vodka, I have a long drive home after all this is over."

So that's cleared that up, then.

But seriously, if true, that statement is another indication of plonkerhood for do Prado. Respect, as everyone who actually warrants it knows too well, is earned, not demanded.

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

Force14 wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Much better response, thank you. Sorry if I upset you, but I lost the plot with those idiot WUMs. Please, for my blood pressure try to avoid sunbed jokes, they give a wrong impression.

Sorry!

Special offer on at the sunbed shops...you can get a sadkins special which is between incinerate and radiation damage for the price of a normal tan....

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

PTID1898 wrote:
I bet they all had a great time as they all sat around rubbing in Adkins special formula of fake tan into each other, great team bonding I wonder how many internal team partnerships started on this trip,anyway come on the hoops QPR win me thinks 2-0 and scum back to bottom. play up pompey

Force14 wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Much better response, thank you. Sorry if I upset you, but I lost the plot with those idiot WUMs. Please, for my blood pressure try to avoid sunbed jokes, they give a wrong impression.

Sorry!

Special offer on at the sunbed shops...you can get a sadkins special which is between incinerate and radiation damage for the price of a normal tan....

Thornhill Saint wrote:

City Saint wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
This really has made me smile this morning in the article about Wilfired Zaha in the national sport section.

He said: "Last season Guly do Prado at Southampton grabbed me and said 'Respect me'. I'm thinking, 'I don't know you, I don't care who you are, so why should I?'

That's funny, I could have sworn he said "get me another double vodka, I have a long drive home after all this is over."

So that's cleared that up, then.

But seriously, if true, that statement is another indication of plonkerhood for do Prado. Respect, as everyone who actually warrants it knows too well, is earned, not demanded.

RESPECT ME, I AM THE GULY! YOU WILL KNOW MY NAME!!! , SAY IT, YES, GULY. NICE.

PTID1898 wrote:
I bet they all had a great time as they all sat around rubbing in Adkins special formula of fake tan into each other, great team bonding I wonder how many internal team partnerships started on this trip,anyway come on the hoops QPR win me thinks 2-0 and scum back to bottom. play up pompey

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

ghk...surely you jest. I liked Mark Hughes as a player...but given the cash he's had to spend at his last two clubs, he is undoubtedly a failiure as a manager.
If we lost NA, this would not be the sort of "prem experience" we need.

Our little bet hangs in the balance. Hope I win for everyone's sake.

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Much better response, thank you. Sorry if I upset you, but I lost the plot with those idiot WUMs. Please, for my blood pressure try to avoid sunbed jokes, they give a wrong impression.

Sorry!

Special offer on at the sunbed shops...you can get a sadkins special which is between incinerate and radiation damage for the price of a normal tan....

A free QPR ticket for everyone who braves the new ultimate managers special Chernobyl tan....

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

ghk...surely you jest. I liked Mark Hughes as a player...but given the cash he's had to spend at his last two clubs, he is undoubtedly a failiure as a manager.
If we lost NA, this would not be the sort of "prem experience" we need.

Our little bet hangs in the balance. Hope I win for everyone's sake.

Sparkys done alright at fulham and Blackburn. Didn't have much time at city and granted has spent a small fortune at qpr but they needed spending money on.
Got to admit Adkins came across well after the baggies game, left out all the very veries and positive and working very hard! I'm struggling to think of who to replace him with but is that a reason to keep him?
I don't care what the fans really think, it's the players, and that will be evident in their performances. I think we will get a result against qpr, but if not and depending on performance he'll be either still hanging in the balance or gone

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Much better response, thank you. Sorry if I upset you, but I lost the plot with those idiot WUMs. Please, for my blood pressure try to avoid sunbed jokes, they give a wrong impression.

Sorry!

Special offer on at the sunbed shops...you can get a sadkins special which is between incinerate and radiation damage for the price of a normal tan....

A free QPR ticket for everyone who braves the new ultimate managers special Chernobyl tan....

Got to get rid of the tickets somehow i suppose

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

ghk...surely you jest. I liked Mark Hughes as a player...but given the cash he's had to spend at his last two clubs, he is undoubtedly a failiure as a manager.
If we lost NA, this would not be the sort of "prem experience" we need.

Our little bet hangs in the balance. Hope I win for everyone's sake.

Sparkys done alright at fulham and Blackburn. Didn't have much time at city and granted has spent a small fortune at qpr but they needed spending money on.
Got to admit Adkins came across well after the baggies game, left out all the very veries and positive and working very hard! I'm struggling to think of who to replace him with but is that a reason to keep him?
I don't care what the fans really think, it's the players, and that will be evident in their performances. I think we will get a result against qpr, but if not and depending on performance he'll be either still hanging in the balance or gone

Agreed.
Still think we'll be better off in the long run holding with.

TheFatLadySings wrote:
Saints, peasant farmers, country simpletons, lend me your ears.

If Saints fail to beat QPR on saturday shall we all start a campaign to replace Cortese with Lord Lowe and get Le Tiss to manage the team?

Force14 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

ghk...surely you jest. I liked Mark Hughes as a player...but given the cash he's had to spend at his last two clubs, he is undoubtedly a failiure as a manager.
If we lost NA, this would not be the sort of "prem experience" we need.

Our little bet hangs in the balance. Hope I win for everyone's sake.

Sparkys done alright at fulham and Blackburn. Didn't have much time at city and granted has spent a small fortune at qpr but they needed spending money on.
Got to admit Adkins came across well after the baggies game, left out all the very veries and positive and working very hard! I'm struggling to think of who to replace him with but is that a reason to keep him?
I don't care what the fans really think, it's the players, and that will be evident in their performances. I think we will get a result against qpr, but if not and depending on performance he'll be either still hanging in the balance or gone

Agreed.
Still think we'll be better off in the long run holding with.

I bet old fat lump Billy has had a Chernobyl special tan to show his love for Sadkins.....

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Much better response, thank you. Sorry if I upset you, but I lost the plot with those idiot WUMs. Please, for my blood pressure try to avoid sunbed jokes, they give a wrong impression.

Sorry!

Special offer on at the sunbed shops...you can get a sadkins special which is between incinerate and radiation damage for the price of a normal tan....

A free QPR ticket for everyone who braves the new ultimate managers special Chernobyl tan....

Got to get rid of the tickets somehow i suppose

kent141 wrote:
Al the pro Adkins fans could show solidarity by having a tan for QPR.

Force14 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

ghk...surely you jest. I liked Mark Hughes as a player...but given the cash he's had to spend at his last two clubs, he is undoubtedly a failiure as a manager.
If we lost NA, this would not be the sort of "prem experience" we need.

Our little bet hangs in the balance. Hope I win for everyone's sake.

Sparkys done alright at fulham and Blackburn. Didn't have much time at city and granted has spent a small fortune at qpr but they needed spending money on.
Got to admit Adkins came across well after the baggies game, left out all the very veries and positive and working very hard! I'm struggling to think of who to replace him with but is that a reason to keep him?
I don't care what the fans really think, it's the players, and that will be evident in their performances. I think we will get a result against qpr, but if not and depending on performance he'll be either still hanging in the balance or gone

Agreed.
Still think we'll be better off in the long run holding with.

I bet old fat lump Billy has had a Chernobyl special tan to show his love for Sadkins.....

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

TheFatLadySings wrote:
Saints, peasant farmers, country simpletons, lend me your ears.

If Saints fail to beat QPR on saturday shall we all start a campaign to replace Cortese with Lord Lowe and get Le Tiss to manage the team?

Please, don't start with this purile wit, it's all been done in your absence mate, and for heaven sake don't mention sunbeds if you value your sanity. Not606 are pining for you.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

ghk...surely you jest. I liked Mark Hughes as a player...but given the cash he's had to spend at his last two clubs, he is undoubtedly a failiure as a manager.
If we lost NA, this would not be the sort of "prem experience" we need.

Our little bet hangs in the balance. Hope I win for everyone's sake.

Sparkys done alright at fulham and Blackburn. Didn't have much time at city and granted has spent a small fortune at qpr but they needed spending money on.
Got to admit Adkins came across well after the baggies game, left out all the very veries and positive and working very hard! I'm struggling to think of who to replace him with but is that a reason to keep him?
I don't care what the fans really think, it's the players, and that will be evident in their performances. I think we will get a result against qpr, but if not and depending on performance he'll be either still hanging in the balance or gone

Agreed.
Still think we'll be better off in the long run holding with.

I bet old fat lump Billy has had a Chernobyl special tan to show his love for Sadkins.....

Ok I'll take you on how much are putting on and what odds are you expecting?

Force14 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Velleity wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote:
I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four.

At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel?

My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop?

I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Are you really claiming there was nothing to suggest improvement in our performance against Swansea? Seriously? The Swansea fans I walked back to town with were astounded that they didn't concede a hatful of goals. They felt they had a very lucky escape.

Perhaps they are unbiased, of course. That might explain why they saw a different game from you.

It was a home game against a team that if we are to survive we must get three points from. If you see that game as some sort of turning point, then you are a fool. Simple! The Swansea fans were correct in the fact that we only let one goal in.

I see what you did there. Very good. You see, I was talking about the Swansea fans thinking Sansea were lucky not to concede a hatful and you made a joke about it being Saints who should have conceded. That's superb!

So, I know we only got a point (I was there, you see) but are you seriously suggesting that the performance wasn't better than previous weeks? You said you haven't been to all the games, so I'm not sure if you were there on Saturday. If not, the MOTD coverage didn't reflect the balance of the game. If you were there, you must have been watching with your obvious dislike (see earlier posts) of Adkins switched on.

Be nice to get an serious response but by all means make a joke about sunbeds. Peope will think more of you if you do.

The performance was better, but is it at a standard that keep us in the Premiership? We have a huge problem at the back, ok. But we've got some talent in the middle and up front. I don't think we're exploiting that talent to it's full potential.

2nd half in the Villa game we were carving them up. Not just short passes but some great direct stuff. Villa were poor but still we played some great stuff. At home against Swansea, that should be the bench mark.

Much better response, thank you. Sorry if I upset you, but I lost the plot with those idiot WUMs. Please, for my blood pressure try to avoid sunbed jokes, they give a wrong impression.

Sorry!

Special offer on at the sunbed shops...you can get a sadkins special which is between incinerate and radiation damage for the price of a normal tan....

A free QPR ticket for everyone who braves the new ultimate managers special Chernobyl tan....

Got to get rid of the tickets somehow i suppose

They are throwing in a free pitchfork with the first 20 tans tomorrow, i bet hundreds will be waiting by the time it opens.....

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

TheFatLadySings wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

TheFatLadySings wrote:
Saints, peasant farmers, country simpletons, lend me your ears.

If Saints fail to beat QPR on saturday shall we all start a campaign to replace Cortese with Lord Lowe and get Le Tiss to manage the team?

Please, don't start with this purile wit, it's all been done in your absence mate, and for heaven sake don't mention sunbeds if you value your sanity. Not606 are pining for you.

You have to admit you are all borderline Dorset Grockles!

Sunbeds are bad for you and fake tan is just awful...

Force14 wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

ghk...surely you jest. I liked Mark Hughes as a player...but given the cash he's had to spend at his last two clubs, he is undoubtedly a failiure as a manager.
If we lost NA, this would not be the sort of "prem experience" we need.

Our little bet hangs in the balance. Hope I win for everyone's sake.

Sparkys done alright at fulham and Blackburn. Didn't have much time at city and granted has spent a small fortune at qpr but they needed spending money on.
Got to admit Adkins came across well after the baggies game, left out all the very veries and positive and working very hard! I'm struggling to think of who to replace him with but is that a reason to keep him?
I don't care what the fans really think, it's the players, and that will be evident in their performances. I think we will get a result against qpr, but if not and depending on performance he'll be either still hanging in the balance or gone

Agreed.
Still think we'll be better off in the long run holding with.

I bet old fat lump Billy has had a Chernobyl special tan to show his love for Sadkins.....

Ok I'll take you on how much are putting on and what odds are you expecting?

Trouble is the lardbutt only has to walk 10 yards before he turns bright red so it will be hard to prove...

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I think the skatelets have been eating too many sweetiesy. They seem to be a little hyper today.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I think the skatelets have been eating too many sweetiesy. They seem to be a little hyper today.

*sweeties

ghk230473 wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Invidia wrote:
In reply to all those posters who reckon that NA is out of his depth and we should go for an experienced premiership manager, how about Sparky he has all the attributes they are asking for and he will be a free agent quite soon methinks, if you get my drift

I know this post is meant in jest, but yes I would have sparky as manager. Not going for him admittedly at qpr but has good experience and an ex-player if only briefly, saw him tackle two players at once and still come out with the ball at the dell against boro.

If things don't pick up I believe Adkins should and will go. We were unlucky Saturday and decisions went against us but we are still not helping ourselves. He's lucky the fans are behind him, time will tell by way of performances if players are. If we get convincingly beat on Saturday I think he'll be gone but I've got us down for a win.
Coyr

ghk...surely you jest. I liked Mark Hughes as a player...but given the cash he's had to spend at his last two clubs, he is undoubtedly a failiure as a manager.
If we lost NA, this would not be the sort of "prem experience" we need.

Our little bet hangs in the balance. Hope I win for everyone's sake.

Sparkys done alright at fulham and Blackburn. Didn't have much time at city and granted has spent a small fortune at qpr but they needed spending money on.
Got to admit Adkins came across well after the baggies game, left out all the very veries and positive and working very hard! I'm struggling to think of who to replace him with but is that a reason to keep him?
I don't care what the fans really think, it's the players, and that will be evident in their performances. I think we will get a result against qpr, but if not and depending on performance he'll be either still hanging in the balance or gone

Agreed.
Still think we'll be better off in the long run holding with.

I bet old fat lump Billy has had a Chernobyl special tan to show his love for Sadkins.....

Bill, how sick to your very fibre would you be to hear your grand child, great grandchild will be going to watch Bournemouth or bha? That's where theirs will be or saints to sit and support live football;D

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I think the skatelets have been eating too many sweetiesy. They seem to be a little hyper today.

angus mc coatup wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I think the skatelets have been eating too many sweetiesy. They seem to be a little hyper today.

*sweeties

you not so bad yourself bill !!!!

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Thornhill Saint wrote:

City Saint wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
This really has made me smile this morning in the article about Wilfired Zaha in the national sport section.

He said: "Last season Guly do Prado at Southampton grabbed me and said 'Respect me'. I'm thinking, 'I don't know you, I don't care who you are, so why should I?'

That's funny, I could have sworn he said "get me another double vodka, I have a long drive home after all this is over."

So that's cleared that up, then.

But seriously, if true, that statement is another indication of plonkerhood for do Prado. Respect, as everyone who actually warrants it knows too well, is earned, not demanded.

RESPECT ME, I AM THE GULY! YOU WILL KNOW MY NAME!!! , SAY IT, YES, GULY. NICE.

He said it in Portuguese, I think it got lost in translation.

slugger wrote:
these skates do make me grin , they come on here making comments about our manager whilst supporting a rudderless , captainless junk that's heading straight down the plughole ...... priceless ......... COYR !

Baddesley Bill wrote:

slugger wrote:
these skates do make me grin , they come on here making comments about our manager whilst supporting a rudderless , captainless junk that's heading straight down the plughole ...... priceless ......... COYR !

We really should give their manager some grief in return....oh hang on...where'd he go???

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
ITV4 has an FA Cup Game on Braintree v Tranmere quite a good watch so far but still 0 0

seventh-junction wrote:
I can't imagine being dumped out of 3 cup competitions at home to teams like Notts County and Wycombe Wanderers.
No disrespect to NC and WW but it must be a tad embarrassing.”
I also can't imagine having a run down sh1te hole for a ground and pathetic attendances or having to beg steal and borrow other cubs players each month.
That must also be a tad embarrassing””
I also can't imagine losing at home to Brentford in front of only 11,000 and starting to leave with 20 minutes left to play and then 7,000 people booing your own team which technically speaking isn't really yours.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for fish fiddling mongs”
I also can't imagine having a manager who couldn't get away fast enough after getting booed by his own supporters the night before and also having a ground that when spelt backwards says nottarf krap which is kind of apt I suppose.
Even so that must be a tad embarrassing even for inbred wannabe John Westwwod w@nkers who need a good Jimmy Saville seeing to.
I also can't imagine trying to buy your own club with less than 2,000 of the bestest ever greatest most bestest and greatest fans ever TM when most have only pledged the initial £100 but have no intentions of actually paying £1000 as the social won't give it to them.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for the prepubescent fish f@cking tw@ts that post utter sh1te on another teams site because they are such sad little westwood wannabe w@nkers
I also can't imagine losing to the bottom side in league one which would now mean you would soon be bottom when ten points are deducted for cheating and generally being one of the most dishonest and despised football clubs in football.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for a load of plastic cockney inbred chavs, of whom some still post on another clubs site pretending to be fans of that club thinking they are clever but really are showing what a sad bunch of mongs they really are.”
I also can't imagine being a sad fish fiddling pr1ck wanting to spend so much time spewing out the same old boring and childish load sh1te about a bigger and richer club with a bright future rather than wallowing in the demise and slow death of your own p1ss poor little club on your own site.
That must be a tad embarrassing.

Velleity wrote:
I'll go out on a limb here and make a prediction. Adkins will still be manager at the end of the season. And boy, will I remind you of that prediction if I'm right! Of course, it's possible all the negativity mob may get a chance to make me eat my words, but I don't see it. I think Cortese has a bit more guts than all of you. We'll see.

Skating on thin ice wrote:

Velleity wrote:
I'll go out on a limb here and make a prediction. Adkins will still be manager at the end of the season. And boy, will I remind you of that prediction if I'm right! Of course, it's possible all the negativity mob may get a chance to make me eat my words, but I don't see it. I think Cortese has a bit more guts than all of you. We'll see.

Your call moosh.. 3/1 at Stan James, 9/2 at BetVctor. Put your money where your mouth is.
http://www.oddscheck

er.com/football/foot

ball-specials/southa

mpton-specials/adkin

s-in-charge-last-day

-of-season

If you are right, remind us all, and enjoy spending your wnnings. If you are wrong....

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I think the skatelets have been eating too many sweetiesy. They seem to be a little hyper today.

Skating on thin ice wrote:

Velleity wrote:
I'll go out on a limb here and make a prediction. Adkins will still be manager at the end of the season. And boy, will I remind you of that prediction if I'm right! Of course, it's possible all the negativity mob may get a chance to make me eat my words, but I don't see it. I think Cortese has a bit more guts than all of you. We'll see.

Your call moosh.. 3/1 at Stan James, 9/2 at BetVctor. Put your money where your mouth is.
http://www.oddscheck

er.com/football/foot

ball-specials/southa

mpton-specials/adkin

s-in-charge-last-day

-of-season

If you are right, remind us all, and enjoy spending your wnnings. If you are wrong....

Skating on thin ice wrote:

Velleity wrote:
I'll go out on a limb here and make a prediction. Adkins will still be manager at the end of the season. And boy, will I remind you of that prediction if I'm right! Of course, it's possible all the negativity mob may get a chance to make me eat my words, but I don't see it. I think Cortese has a bit more guts than all of you. We'll see.

Your call moosh.. 3/1 at Stan James, 9/2 at BetVctor. Put your money where your mouth is.
http://www.oddscheck

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ball-specials/southa

mpton-specials/adkin

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If you are right, remind us all, and enjoy spending your wnnings. If you are wrong....

saintshorse101 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I think the skatelets have been eating too many sweetiesy. They seem to be a little hyper today.

GIRO DAY? sad little fish!

oh and has anyone whos brought up this Guly Zaha thing thought about the timing of this `story` and who is now Zahas manager?

141/farce14 you sad sad person, do you really think that by saying that NA has had a fake tan or been on the sunbed bothers saints fans? well i couldnt care less! lots of people have tans, i know its all a bit odd for you to understand down there on the island, but they do. this is 2012 you know not 1982 as it appears for you lot!

Velleity wrote:
I'll go out on a limb here and make a prediction. Adkins will still be manager at the end of the season.

And boy, will I remind you of that prediction if I'm right!

Of course, it's possible all the negativity mob may get a chance to make me eat my words, but I don't see it. I think Cortese has a bit more guts than all of you.

We'll see.

mack chinnon wrote:
Come on Donny

dadofmy3sons wrote:
Just in case any "Pompey fans" consider questioning my accusation of dishonesty, go to the News site and read about the latest court case where one of their previous directors has been fined a considerable amount of money for his actions.
First of many I think.

slugger wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:
Come on Donny

osmond ?

Thornhill Saint wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I think the skatelets have been eating too many sweetiesy. They seem to be a little hyper today.

GIRO DAY? sad little fish!

oh and has anyone whos brought up this Guly Zaha thing thought about the timing of this `story` and who is now Zahas manager?

141/farce14 you sad sad person, do you really think that by saying that NA has had a fake tan or been on the sunbed bothers saints fans? well i couldnt care less! lots of people have tans, i know its all a bit odd for you to understand down there on the island, but they do. this is 2012 you know not 1982 as it appears for you lot!

He didn't just have a pop at Guly but a whole host of others. I can't imagine Holloway gave him a list of targets to belittle.

The article comes across as more hothead than Holloway.

SaintDon13 wrote:

slugger wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:
Come on Donny

osmond ?

Caster

SaintDon13 wrote:

slugger wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:
Come on Donny

osmond ?

Caster

Velleity wrote:
And thanks for the heads up

TEBOURBA wrote:
Cortese may have to do nothing to save the Saints from relegation.
Saints by sheer luck, by other teams losing, the odd freak goal etc. may just avoid the drop but would any sensible Director trust the future of his business to luck?
NC has a JPL trophy and two B2B promotions. to his credit and I do not begrudge him his share of the limelight.
True NC has known success, anyone can manage success, it is when the going gets tough that directors rally earn their corn and show their true character.
Jointly, by their failure to recognise the obvious fact that the PL is a world apart from the rest of the leagues, both NC and NA failed to strengthen the squad in the close season.
I will forgive them that, after all there was and still is, no one at SMS with PL experience to advise them.
NC's total football knowledge together with NA's knowledge of PL quality football, could be written on the back of a postage stamp with room to spare.
What I can't understand is NC's reluctance to bring someone in to help NA --- the iceberg is in sight -- NC has the where-with-all to appoint a navigator to help NA avoid it -- and yet he won't!!
NC's solution appears to be --- we may be lucky enough to miss the iceberg but if we don't, I'll fire the Captain and appoint a new one -- maybe he will just save us from sinking -- but if he doesn't --- I've got a nice parachute pot of money to look forward to.
That, my friends, is the mind set of a bean counter --- as the Bible says --- a little child shall lead us!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!

Skating on thin ice wrote:
MK Dons 3 up at home to Cambridge City. Next round game: home to AFC Wimbledon. Now, that is a game would REALLY love to see!!

Skating on thin ice wrote:
MK Dons 3 up at home to Cambridge City. Next round game: home to AFC Wimbledon. Now, that is a game would REALLY love to see!!

Skating on thin ice wrote:
MK Dons 3 up at home to Cambridge City. Next round game: home to AFC Wimbledon. Now, that is a game would REALLY love to see!!

Skating on thin ice wrote:
Japan away to Oman in tomorrow in a World Cup qualifier that you have all overlooked, a ready made excuse for Stains underpeformance and defeat on Saturday.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

redandy10 wrote:

AaronLeeSaint wrote: I, like many others, am glad that Corky is back, certainly adds a little bit of extra cover for the back four. At the end of the day, whatever happens, we all must thank Nigel Adkins for the job he's done and I hope he continues to be the Southampton manager for a long time to come, if we get relegated, so be it, we have stability now and thats key.

True, we have stability. Which after the scare we had three years ago is key. But if we do fall how easy will it be to return. Will the then manager be given the kind of resources that were afforded to Nigel? My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. I hope I'm wrong, but say things don't turn around, shouldn't we get in a more qualified manager to try and save the club from the drop? I've seen nearly all the games this season and I've seen little to suggest that we can salvage this season with Nigel. Apart from a brilliant 2nd half display against Villa.

Out of interest, what options as new management are you proposing as likely candidates right now?

I hate to say it but Redkanpp is the only one with the kind of experience needed. I'm sure he could get more out the players we have. But, Harry usually likes to have a war chest to utilize, which I doubt we now have. At present possible candidates are a bit thin on the ground, but I don't have much faith in Nigel at this level. I think there's a case to be made that we have some real quality in the middle & up front which we we're not seeing the best of. Maybe a new manager could get the most out of these players. Bally came in & put Matty in the middle of the action, and we saw the results. Who's to say a new system wouldn't pay dividends.

Nigel will go if the results don’t ultimately turn around, he knows that, it’s the law of the jungle. I rate Harry as a manager, but not for this club, too much water under the bridge. The fans would be divided and that is a root cause for further failure. How many games did we lose from winning positions with him at the helm last time? enough to relegate us

circa 66 saint wrote:
STUPID SKUNT morning glory just like to remind everyone what this THICK SKUNT said the other night and hasn't got the b,alls to man up and admit he was wrong or dare i say apologise Oh dear. We were talking about Bobby Stokes. And he never played at the top level with the stripes. or anyone for that matter. Game, Set n Match I believe. best thing to do with this lowlife piece of sh,it ignore it it knows nothing about football and just gets excited when it gets a reaction having a j arthur

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

TEBOURBA wrote:
Cortese may have to do nothing to save the Saints from relegation.
Saints by sheer luck, by other teams losing, the odd freak goal etc. may just avoid the drop but would any sensible Director trust the future of his business to luck?
NC has a JPL trophy and two B2B promotions. to his credit and I do not begrudge him his share of the limelight.
True NC has known success, anyone can manage success, it is when the going gets tough that directors rally earn their corn and show their true character.
Jointly, by their failure to recognise the obvious fact that the PL is a world apart from the rest of the leagues, both NC and NA failed to strengthen the squad in the close season.
I will forgive them that, after all there was and still is, no one at SMS with PL experience to advise them.
NC's total football knowledge together with NA's knowledge of PL quality football, could be written on the back of a postage stamp with room to spare.
What I can't understand is NC's reluctance to bring someone in to help NA --- the iceberg is in sight -- NC has the where-with-all to appoint a navigator to help NA avoid it -- and yet he won't!!
NC's solution appears to be --- we may be lucky enough to miss the iceberg but if we don't, I'll fire the Captain and appoint a new one -- maybe he will just save us from sinking -- but if he doesn't --- I've got a nice parachute pot of money to look forward to.
That, my friends, is the mind set of a bean counter --- as the Bible says --- a little child shall lead us!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!

angus mc coatup wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

It's only a day away !!!

More Glory wrote:

circa 66 saint wrote:
STUPID SKUNT morning glory just like to remind everyone what this THICK SKUNT said the other night and hasn't got the b,alls to man up and admit he was wrong or dare i say apologise Oh dear. We were talking about Bobby Stokes. And he never played at the top level with the stripes. or anyone for that matter. Game, Set n Match I believe. best thing to do with this lowlife piece of sh,it ignore it it knows nothing about football and just gets excited when it gets a reaction having a j arthur

.

For you again circa

yes dear bobby who had to leave his home town to play at the highest level and having achieved greatness went back to them in their hour of need
Weren't Saints a second tier team in 76? Not strictly the top was it?
Morning glory, time to answer you, yes we were second division at the time and were to be promoted to the 1st division the same season poopey were relegated to division 4 1977/78
Oh dear. We were talking about Bobby Stokes. And he never played at the top level with the stripes. or anyone for that matter. Game, Set n Match I believe.
STUPID SKUNT Bobby Stokes made his debut against Burnley on 7th april 1969 for Saints just proves all the fcuking history you lot spout YOU JUST DON'T FCUKING KNOW
You are getting really angry here. I think we were talking about 76 here. Strictly speaking he didn't play at the top level with saints as he was still pretty average when they were in the top flight. Then when he was playing at the top level, you were relegated. Get it? Top level and Top flight.


Get it. Its Sunday and everyone is chilling out, drinking wine but you. I forgot that Bobby played in the top string then had a laugh saying that he didnt play his best at the stains when in the top flight.

You also seemed to have forgot that the decks were in the second div at the time - but please don't apologise.

You also don't seem to know when you were born. Is it 66, 67 or 65? - but please don't apologise.

I also said I met Bobby, and he seemed to be a nice mush

Fella - chill out a bit. You are only here for a short while. Enjoy it, have some beers and put your feet up.

Thornhill Saint wrote:

City Saint wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote: This really has made me smile this morning in the article about Wilfired Zaha in the national sport section. He said: "Last season Guly do Prado at Southampton grabbed me and said 'Respect me'. I'm thinking, 'I don't know you, I don't care who you are, so why should I?'

That's funny, I could have sworn he said "get me another double vodka, I have a long drive home after all this is over." So that's cleared that up, then. But seriously, if true, that statement is another indication of plonkerhood for do Prado. Respect, as everyone who actually warrants it knows too well, is earned, not demanded.

RESPECT ME, I AM THE GULY! YOU WILL KNOW MY NAME!!! , SAY IT, YES, GULY. NICE.

seventh-junction wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

It's only a day away !!!

Can you ever get there? :o)

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

SaintDon13 wrote:

Thornhill Saint wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote: I think the skatelets have been eating too many sweetiesy. They seem to be a little hyper today.

GIRO DAY? sad little fish! oh and has anyone whos brought up this Guly Zaha thing thought about the timing of this `story` and who is now Zahas manager? 141/farce14 you sad sad person, do you really think that by saying that NA has had a fake tan or been on the sunbed bothers saints fans? well i couldnt care less! lots of people have tans, i know its all a bit odd for you to understand down there on the island, but they do. this is 2012 you know not 1982 as it appears for you lot!

He didn't just have a pop at Guly but a whole host of others. I can't imagine Holloway gave him a list of targets to belittle. The article comes across as more hothead than Holloway.

He upset Poyet, so not all bad.

SaintDon13 wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

Today is Yesterday, Tomorrow

SaintDon13 wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

Today is Yesterday, Tomorrow

seventh-junction wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

Today is Yesterday, Tomorrow

Now I'm more confused than ever. So Tomorrow is an Island and has neighbouring Islands called Today and Yesterday Island.
Why are Japan and Oman playing there?

slugger wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

Today is Yesterday, Tomorrow

Now I'm more confused than ever. So Tomorrow is an Island and has neighbouring Islands called Today and Yesterday Island.
Why are Japan and Oman playing there?

i'll tell you tomorrow (or tommowa as our pet skates would say)

angus mc coatup wrote:

SaintDon13 wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know where a country called Tomorrow is??

Today is Yesterday, Tomorrow

yea.......but tomorrow's today tomorrow !

holburyhalo wrote:
I HAVE A HEADACHE AND DOUBLE VISION IS THIS SITE BLUE OR RED AND WHITE.

TheFatLadySings wrote:
Saints, peasant farmers, country simpletons, lend me your ears.

If Saints fail to beat QPR on saturday shall we all start a campaign to replace Cortese with Lord Lowe and get Le Tiss to manage the team?

Normandy wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Those who say that it would be OK to be relegated with NA do not IMO know what they are talking about.
The best players would leave, attendances would fall away and Saints could spend donkeys years in the wilderness.
It took LMcM 4 years to climb back and he fell from 5th Position in the First Division not bumping along rock bottom and Saints were the first 3rd from bottom team to be relegated.
Although I have no doubts in my mind that Saints will be trounced on Saturday, 5 games played 5 lost away from home is hardly an encouraging record, Adkins should not be sacked.
Cortese is at the helm, his only efforts to support and help Nigel appear to be signing an over the hill goalkeeper with attitude and paying for a spa jolly.
No thought of strengthening the coaching staff by appointing an experienced respected PL coach to help NA with tactics, training, strategy etc. that requires real thought and leadership.
I wouldn't begrudge Cortese his share of the praise with a JPL trophy and B2B promotions but as any Director of a Company will confirm it is easy to manage in good times but a hell of a lot different in bad.
Like a military campaign, in bad times leaders must show their mettle, lead from the front, help, support and encourage their senior officers and troops, recognise shortcomings and bring in the necessary skills to plug the gaps in knowledge.
General Cortese is like those in WW1 sitting miles away from the frontline --- lions led by donkeys springs to mind.
If nothing changes, very soon, Cortese will give the order, Nigel will be blindfolded, tied to a post and shot.
Supporters are fickle, many will say well NA had his chance, he should have seen it coming, 22% will say thank God he's gone.
I say bring in help for NA now, surely that makes sense? what is there to lose?.
Of course making such a decision requires, insight, wisdom, experience, football knowledge, good man management, courage, the loyalty, support and affection of one's employees.
IMO Cortese has none of these and unless a miracle happens, e.g. our opponents are struck down with dead legs 5 mins after KO, then Nigel will face the firing squad.
There will be only one man to blame.

very good comments.
Hppe someone takes notice

TEBOURBA wrote:
Cortese may have to do nothing to save the Saints from relegation.
Saints by sheer luck, by other teams losing, the odd freak goal etc. may just avoid the drop but would any sensible Director trust the future of his business to luck?
NC has a JPL trophy and two B2B promotions. to his credit and I do not begrudge him his share of the limelight.
True NC has known success, anyone can manage success, it is when the going gets tough that directors rally earn their corn and show their true character.
Jointly, by their failure to recognise the obvious fact that the PL is a world apart from the rest of the leagues, both NC and NA failed to strengthen the squad in the close season.
I will forgive them that, after all there was and still is, no one at SMS with PL experience to advise them.
NC's total football knowledge together with NA's knowledge of PL quality football, could be written on the back of a postage stamp with room to spare.
What I can't understand is NC's reluctance to bring someone in to help NA --- the iceberg is in sight -- NC has the where-with-all to appoint a navigator to help NA avoid it -- and yet he won't!!
NC's solution appears to be --- we may be lucky enough to miss the iceberg but if we don't, I'll fire the Captain and appoint a new one -- maybe he will just save us from sinking -- but if he doesn't --- I've got a nice parachute pot of money to look forward to.
That, my friends, is the mind set of a bean counter --- as the Bible says --- a little child shall lead us!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!

More Glory wrote:

circa 66 saint wrote:
STUPID SKUNT morning glory just like to remind everyone what this THICK SKUNT said the other night and hasn't got the b,alls to man up and admit he was wrong or dare i say apologise Oh dear. We were talking about Bobby Stokes. And he never played at the top level with the stripes. or anyone for that matter. Game, Set n Match I believe. best thing to do with this lowlife piece of sh,it ignore it it knows nothing about football and just gets excited when it gets a reaction having a j arthur

.

For you again circa

yes dear bobby who had to leave his home town to play at the highest level and having achieved greatness went back to them in their hour of need
Weren't Saints a second tier team in 76? Not strictly the top was it?
Morning glory, time to answer you, yes we were second division at the time and were to be promoted to the 1st division the same season poopey were relegated to division 4 1977/78
Oh dear. We were talking about Bobby Stokes. And he never played at the top level with the stripes. or anyone for that matter. Game, Set n Match I believe.
STUPID SKUNT Bobby Stokes made his debut against Burnley on 7th april 1969 for Saints just proves all the fcuking history you lot spout YOU JUST DON'T FCUKING KNOW
You are getting really angry here. I think we were talking about 76 here. Strictly speaking he didn't play at the top level with saints as he was still pretty average when they were in the top flight. Then when he was playing at the top level, you were relegated. Get it? Top level and Top flight.


Get it. Its Sunday and everyone is chilling out, drinking wine but you. I forgot that Bobby played in the top string then had a laugh saying that he didnt play his best at the stains when in the top flight.

You also seemed to have forgot that the decks were in the second div at the time - but please don't apologise.

You also don't seem to know when you were born. Is it 66, 67 or 65? - but please don't apologise.

I also said I met Bobby, and he seemed to be a nice mush

Fella - chill out a bit. You are only here for a short while. Enjoy it, have some beers and put your feet up.

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

well there is no fans left to boo any more .6000 have gone missing .yet we had 24.000 average even in league one supporting the team.its about now ,you lot dont like it do you ,you should change your name cheat status for glory,you wont se any non cheating status glory in your life time .the next 50 years .if you get buy after febuary .your in deep shyte .see why your all quite mad

Sorry Ken, but your'e not as entertaining as Shelia. You need to get a lighter touch. Why have your club loaned 30miilion from the Cayman Islands? I think that's a really good question, and did your fans make that decision! mmmh

simple they have not .and we dont have a owner only wanting to get in to get his 19 million back he was promised.he would get when he sold the club on .he was just conned like so many by your club,why did your club pay wages that you could not afford putting you in real trouble.60. to 70.000 a week .35000 for a player playing in the champioship plus oap kanu .our club is not debt ridden and wont be even if we suffer relagation .as we have a wage budget .as we did having a 15000 stadium in the premier league .you just could not do it without cheating could you.so we dont need loans we own are own stadium training ground have assets do you ?????

he's not our owner anymore - and it aint 19 million.Dont forget BC conned his way into our club by not paying a thing save approx 500k. The FL let us down by not investigating him. Ramirez must be 35-40k. If you really want to stay up - your owners, that the Owners may decide to pay some more chaps on big money - and thats how the wages go up. Speculating to accumulate. But it would be your Owners decision- and not the fans! I am right therre aren't I? The fans will be bailing out our club from the crooks. The business fans got robbed by the crooks. It took a fan to investigate all the BS and publish it - and he was watching his back, and checking under his car in the mornings when it all came out. You do need to remember these things.

Anyway - I hope you enjoy the QPR game this weekend. I would say it would be your clubs biggest game for some while.

TEBOURBA wrote:
saintshorse101--
I will never tire of making the point that if an employee is struggling to successfully do his job, particularly someone like NA, who has previously given excellent service, the first thing any decent boss would do is to find ways and means of helping him.
Firing him would be the last resort for a good boss, in fact if that action did become inevitable a good boss would consider he himself has failed and would shoulder most of the blame.
From what I've seen and read, the only support Cortese has given NA is to sign an unfit, over the hill goalkeeper with a chip on his shoulder and pay for a spa jolly.
The suggestions here range from sacking NA immediately to staying with him for ever, even if he takes us down to the Hampshire League, both are equally ridiculous.
Anyone who doesn't realise NA is out of his depth must have their head in the sand, sadly for Saints, that also seems to apply to Cortese.
At least my suggestion of bringing in an experienced PL coach as No2 to
Adkins, to help him find his feet, is something positive we have every thing to gain and nothing to lose --- even if it fails and results don't get any better (they can hardly get any worse) what have we lost?
If all fails and Cortese sacks Nigel at least consciences (if Cortese has one)will be easier, in the knowledge that despite giving NA the best possible help and every chance to establish himself and Saints in the PL, he was simply not up to it and he leaves with our best wishes.
By his inaction Cortese is showing contempt for Nigel and the supporters in the same way as his contempt for the Echo, Sun, Mail, programmes sellers, corporate seat holders, MLT etc.ad infinitum.
RYRIH MANY TIMES BUT THIS ISN'T THE LAST TIME!!

TEBOURBA wrote:
saintshorse101--
I will never tire of making the point that if an employee is struggling to successfully do his job, particularly someone like NA, who has previously given excellent service, the first thing any decent boss would do is to find ways and means of helping him.
Firing him would be the last resort for a good boss, in fact if that action did become inevitable a good boss would consider he himself has failed and would shoulder most of the blame.
From what I've seen and read, the only support Cortese has given NA is to sign an unfit, over the hill goalkeeper with a chip on his shoulder and pay for a spa jolly.
The suggestions here range from sacking NA immediately to staying with him for ever, even if he takes us down to the Hampshire League, both are equally ridiculous.
Anyone who doesn't realise NA is out of his depth must have their head in the sand, sadly for Saints, that also seems to apply to Cortese.
At least my suggestion of bringing in an experienced PL coach as No2 to
Adkins, to help him find his feet, is something positive we have every thing to gain and nothing to lose --- even if it fails and results don't get any better (they can hardly get any worse) what have we lost?
If all fails and Cortese sacks Nigel at least consciences (if Cortese has one)will be easier, in the knowledge that despite giving NA the best possible help and every chance to establish himself and Saints in the PL, he was simply not up to it and he leaves with our best wishes.
By his inaction Cortese is showing contempt for Nigel and the supporters in the same way as his contempt for the Echo, Sun, Mail, programmes sellers, corporate seat holders, MLT etc.ad infinitum.
RYRIH MANY TIMES BUT THIS ISN'T THE LAST TIME!!

st1halo wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Cortese may have to do nothing to save the Saints from relegation.
Saints by sheer luck, by other teams losing, the odd freak goal etc. may just avoid the drop but would any sensible Director trust the future of his business to luck?
NC has a JPL trophy and two B2B promotions. to his credit and I do not begrudge him his share of the limelight.
True NC has known success, anyone can manage success, it is when the going gets tough that directors rally earn their corn and show their true character.
Jointly, by their failure to recognise the obvious fact that the PL is a world apart from the rest of the leagues, both NC and NA failed to strengthen the squad in the close season.
I will forgive them that, after all there was and still is, no one at SMS with PL experience to advise them.
NC's total football knowledge together with NA's knowledge of PL quality football, could be written on the back of a postage stamp with room to spare.
What I can't understand is NC's reluctance to bring someone in to help NA --- the iceberg is in sight -- NC has the where-with-all to appoint a navigator to help NA avoid it -- and yet he won't!!
NC's solution appears to be --- we may be lucky enough to miss the iceberg but if we don't, I'll fire the Captain and appoint a new one -- maybe he will just save us from sinking -- but if he doesn't --- I've got a nice parachute pot of money to look forward to.
That, my friends, is the mind set of a bean counter --- as the Bible says --- a little child shall lead us!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


!!

Is this one of those fookin google ad pop up things cos it just keeps coming up again and again!

STID

TEBOURBA wrote:
saintshorse101-- I will never tire of making the point that if an employee is struggling to successfully do his job, particularly someone like NA, who has previously given excellent service, the first thing any decent boss would do is to find ways and means of helping him. Firing him would be the last resort for a good boss, in fact if that action did become inevitable a good boss would consider he himself has failed and would shoulder most of the blame. From what I've seen and read, the only support Cortese has given NA is to sign an unfit, over the hill goalkeeper with a chip on his shoulder and pay for a spa jolly. The suggestions here range from sacking NA immediately to staying with him for ever, even if he takes us down to the Hampshire League, both are equally ridiculous. Anyone who doesn't realise NA is out of his depth must have their head in the sand, sadly for Saints, that also seems to apply to Cortese. At least my suggestion of bringing in an experienced PL coach as No2 to Adkins, to help him find his feet, is something positive we have every thing to gain and nothing to lose --- even if it fails and results don't get any better (they can hardly get any worse) what have we lost? If all fails and Cortese sacks Nigel at least consciences (if Cortese has one)will be easier, in the knowledge that despite giving NA the best possible help and every chance to establish himself and Saints in the PL, he was simply not up to it and he leaves with our best wishes. By his inaction Cortese is showing contempt for Nigel and the supporters in the same way as his contempt for the Echo, Sun, Mail, programmes sellers, corporate seat holders, MLT etc.ad infinitum. RYRIH MANY TIMES BUT THIS ISN'T THE LAST TIME!!

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

well there is no fans left to boo any more .6000 have gone missing .yet we had 24.000 average even in league one supporting the team.its about now ,you lot dont like it do you ,you should change your name cheat status for glory,you wont se any non cheating status glory in your life time .the next 50 years .if you get buy after febuary .your in deep shyte .see why your all quite mad

Sorry Ken, but your'e not as entertaining as Shelia. You need to get a lighter touch. Why have your club loaned 30miilion from the Cayman Islands? I think that's a really good question, and did your fans make that decision! mmmh

simple they have not .and we dont have a owner only wanting to get in to get his 19 million back he was promised.he would get when he sold the club on .he was just conned like so many by your club,why did your club pay wages that you could not afford putting you in real trouble.60. to 70.000 a week .35000 for a player playing in the champioship plus oap kanu .our club is not debt ridden and wont be even if we suffer relagation .as we have a wage budget .as we did having a 15000 stadium in the premier league .you just could not do it without cheating could you.so we dont need loans we own are own stadium training ground have assets do you ?????

he's not our owner anymore - and it aint 19 million.Dont forget BC conned his way into our club by not paying a thing save approx 500k. The FL let us down by not investigating him. Ramirez must be 35-40k. If you really want to stay up - your owners, that the Owners may decide to pay some more chaps on big money - and thats how the wages go up. Speculating to accumulate. But it would be your Owners decision- and not the fans! I am right therre aren't I? The fans will be bailing out our club from the crooks. The business fans got robbed by the crooks. It took a fan to investigate all the BS and publish it - and he was watching his back, and checking under his car in the mornings when it all came out. You do need to remember these things. Anyway - I hope you enjoy the QPR game this weekend. I would say it would be your clubs biggest game for some while.

gaston is on 25.ooo a week not more the the saints wages budget ,the media quoted his wages in euros ,you have got that completly wrong .bc had no interest in buying your club ,he only took it on ,to save you going under as your owner then had been arrested ,had he not done so you would of gone into administration then .19 million of his own money he put in .and he only wants to get it back .he isa on a loser if you fold he wont get his money back thats all he cares about.he just thinks if the fans takes over your fold anyway ,he just wants his 19 million back .and who can blame him.he was told it would be easy to sell it on .and then he could get his money back ,he just delayed your administration .every one knew is was going to happen .after a facup win 64 million in debt then owing gaymayak money in 2003 saints lost in the facup final in cardiff were at that time made 8 million in credit from the facup run .so those facts highlight just how ridicolous it is .and why the enevietable was going to happen.every game in the top league is a big game.except were not cheating status .we can run at a higher budget than pompey as we get 13.000 more fans at home games .so get your calclator and work it out .19 times 13.000 fans extra at the home games.now that is alot of money .but no player gets 60 to 70.000 a week here none .that was your choice or your boards .not a way to run a club

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

well there is no fans left to boo any more .6000 have gone missing .yet we had 24.000 average even in league one supporting the team.its about now ,you lot dont like it do you ,you should change your name cheat status for glory,you wont se any non cheating status glory in your life time .the next 50 years .if you get buy after febuary .your in deep shyte .see why your all quite mad

Sorry Ken, but your'e not as entertaining as Shelia. You need to get a lighter touch. Why have your club loaned 30miilion from the Cayman Islands? I think that's a really good question, and did your fans make that decision! mmmh

simple they have not .and we dont have a owner only wanting to get in to get his 19 million back he was promised.he would get when he sold the club on .he was just conned like so many by your club,why did your club pay wages that you could not afford putting you in real trouble.60. to 70.000 a week .35000 for a player playing in the champioship plus oap kanu .our club is not debt ridden and wont be even if we suffer relagation .as we have a wage budget .as we did having a 15000 stadium in the premier league .you just could not do it without cheating could you.so we dont need loans we own are own stadium training ground have assets do you ?????

he's not our owner anymore - and it aint 19 million.Dont forget BC conned his way into our club by not paying a thing save approx 500k. The FL let us down by not investigating him. Ramirez must be 35-40k. If you really want to stay up - your owners, that the Owners may decide to pay some more chaps on big money - and thats how the wages go up. Speculating to accumulate. But it would be your Owners decision- and not the fans! I am right therre aren't I? The fans will be bailing out our club from the crooks. The business fans got robbed by the crooks. It took a fan to investigate all the BS and publish it - and he was watching his back, and checking under his car in the mornings when it all came out. You do need to remember these things. Anyway - I hope you enjoy the QPR game this weekend. I would say it would be your clubs biggest game for some while.

gaston is on 25.ooo a week not more the the saints wages budget ,the media quoted his wages in euros ,you have got that completly wrong .bc had no interest in buying your club ,he only took it on ,to save you going under as your owner then had been arrested ,had he not done so you would of gone into administration then .19 million of his own money he put in .and he only wants to get it back .he isa on a loser if you fold he wont get his money back thats all he cares about.he just thinks if the fans takes over your fold anyway ,he just wants his 19 million back .and who can blame him.he was told it would be easy to sell it on .and then he could get his money back ,he just delayed your administration .every one knew is was going to happen .after a facup win 64 million in debt then owing gaymayak money in 2003 saints lost in the facup final in cardiff were at that time made 8 million in credit from the facup run .so those facts highlight just how ridicolous it is .and why the enevietable was going to happen.every game in the top league is a big game.except were not cheating status .we can run at a higher budget than pompey as we get 13.000 more fans at home games .so get your calclator and work it out .19 times 13.000 fans extra at the home games.now that is alot of money .but no player gets 60 to 70.000 a week here none .that was your choice or your boards .not a way to run a club

Ken,

He conned his way into the club by allegedly putting down a debebture which has never been verified. This was done in the British Virgin Isles which won't be checked by the FL or proably anyone else. We have to pay him the value of the ground which he hasn't paid for at all - aprt from paying some wages last year. Its a con - nothing more. It must be difficult to keep up with it at this end - but the whole thing is BS. So the fans will be paying for something that was given to them by the local council many years ago which BC has aquired by a pack of lies.

Anyway. Ramirez is not on 30-35k a week then? and 30 million hasn't been loaned from the Cayman Isles. Are you sure about that?

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

well there is no fans left to boo any more .6000 have gone missing .yet we had 24.000 average even in league one supporting the team.its about now ,you lot dont like it do you ,you should change your name cheat status for glory,you wont se any non cheating status glory in your life time .the next 50 years .if you get buy after febuary .your in deep shyte .see why your all quite mad

Sorry Ken, but your'e not as entertaining as Shelia. You need to get a lighter touch. Why have your club loaned 30miilion from the Cayman Islands? I think that's a really good question, and did your fans make that decision! mmmh

simple they have not .and we dont have a owner only wanting to get in to get his 19 million back he was promised.he would get when he sold the club on .he was just conned like so many by your club,why did your club pay wages that you could not afford putting you in real trouble.60. to 70.000 a week .35000 for a player playing in the champioship plus oap kanu .our club is not debt ridden and wont be even if we suffer relagation .as we have a wage budget .as we did having a 15000 stadium in the premier league .you just could not do it without cheating could you.so we dont need loans we own are own stadium training ground have assets do you ?????

he's not our owner anymore - and it aint 19 million.Dont forget BC conned his way into our club by not paying a thing save approx 500k. The FL let us down by not investigating him. Ramirez must be 35-40k. If you really want to stay up - your owners, that the Owners may decide to pay some more chaps on big money - and thats how the wages go up. Speculating to accumulate. But it would be your Owners decision- and not the fans! I am right therre aren't I? The fans will be bailing out our club from the crooks. The business fans got robbed by the crooks. It took a fan to investigate all the BS and publish it - and he was watching his back, and checking under his car in the mornings when it all came out. You do need to remember these things. Anyway - I hope you enjoy the QPR game this weekend. I would say it would be your clubs biggest game for some while.

gaston is on 25.ooo a week not more the the saints wages budget ,the media quoted his wages in euros ,you have got that completly wrong .bc had no interest in buying your club ,he only took it on ,to save you going under as your owner then had been arrested ,had he not done so you would of gone into administration then .19 million of his own money he put in .and he only wants to get it back .he isa on a loser if you fold he wont get his money back thats all he cares about.he just thinks if the fans takes over your fold anyway ,he just wants his 19 million back .and who can blame him.he was told it would be easy to sell it on .and then he could get his money back ,he just delayed your administration .every one knew is was going to happen .after a facup win 64 million in debt then owing gaymayak money in 2003 saints lost in the facup final in cardiff were at that time made 8 million in credit from the facup run .so those facts highlight just how ridicolous it is .and why the enevietable was going to happen.every game in the top league is a big game.except were not cheating status .we can run at a higher budget than pompey as we get 13.000 more fans at home games .so get your calclator and work it out .19 times 13.000 fans extra at the home games.now that is alot of money .but no player gets 60 to 70.000 a week here none .that was your choice or your boards .not a way to run a club

Ken,

He conned his way into the club by allegedly putting down a debebture which has never been verified. This was done in the British Virgin Isles which won't be checked by the FL or proably anyone else. We have to pay him the value of the ground which he hasn't paid for at all - aprt from paying some wages last year. Its a con - nothing more. It must be difficult to keep up with it at this end - but the whole thing is BS. So the fans will be paying for something that was given to them by the local council many years ago which BC has aquired by a pack of lies.

Anyway. Ramirez is not on 30-35k a week then? and 30 million hasn't been loaned from the Cayman Isles. Are you sure about that?

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

More Glory wrote: "Punchy (Jason Puncheon) must have cheated because he got the best score. I was alright, I was in his group. He was just a lot better than everyone". So two saints players cheating as Cork kept quiet about it. Who'd have thought it - Southampton - cheating. Almost as bad as the fans cheating with that low level noise output. Outrageous!

Morning Glory, is that coded for LARGE erection in the morning? (You wish!!!) Who’d have thought, a skunt continuously fantasising on here about the Saints. Low level noise output? Wake up and smell the Farton coffee skunt, you’re going limp at a crucial time.

Massive jump from - ore to morning. You made the connection there. I think the analogy is good for your season though. First thing - very excited, cant wait to start, then a little bit of action and the whole thing just starts to droop - your season so far. I think you will need some Viagra if you cant beat QPR - ie taking the required medication - a new assistant coach to keep you going for the duration, or a really attractive new model to watch to keep it up for the season,

At least our condition isn't terminal!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Hi ShelaHa. Im afraid it is - when have you ever been noisy?

Why don't you come along and find out for yourself Gloria! It'll be a strange experience for you, all things new! For a start the ground will be full (not 40% empty--i love that stat!!) You can watch some proper football in nice surroundings! People dont leave with 20 mins to go and we don't boo off our team at the end! It's Real footie and not the dross you've been served up for a generation! As a bonus you can leave the game knowing that the players, bills and employees, have all been paid and that additional funds go into the local community You should try it! HAHAHAHA STID

Proper football. At the foot of the table - deluded! We have only booed the team once this year when we knew Appy was off - your team boo them every other match and always leave early - deluded. Yes we all know about your local little cricket club looting Hampshire County council, and why are you always on about 50 years - you didnt answer this question the other day. You guys are going all historical; sound familiar? OHOHOHOHOH. I think your Ha's are really quite mad

well there is no fans left to boo any more .6000 have gone missing .yet we had 24.000 average even in league one supporting the team.its about now ,you lot dont like it do you ,you should change your name cheat status for glory,you wont se any non cheating status glory in your life time .the next 50 years .if you get buy after febuary .your in deep shyte .see why your all quite mad

Sorry Ken, but your'e not as entertaining as Shelia. You need to get a lighter touch. Why have your club loaned 30miilion from the Cayman Islands? I think that's a really good question, and did your fans make that decision! mmmh

simple they have not .and we dont have a owner only wanting to get in to get his 19 million back he was promised.he would get when he sold the club on .he was just conned like so many by your club,why did your club pay wages that you could not afford putting you in real trouble.60. to 70.000 a week .35000 for a player playing in the champioship plus oap kanu .our club is not debt ridden and wont be even if we suffer relagation .as we have a wage budget .as we did having a 15000 stadium in the premier league .you just could not do it without cheating could you.so we dont need loans we own are own stadium training ground have assets do you ?????

he's not our owner anymore - and it aint 19 million.Dont forget BC conned his way into our club by not paying a thing save approx 500k. The FL let us down by not investigating him. Ramirez must be 35-40k. If you really want to stay up - your owners, that the Owners may decide to pay some more chaps on big money - and thats how the wages go up. Speculating to accumulate. But it would be your Owners decision- and not the fans! I am right therre aren't I? The fans will be bailing out our club from the crooks. The business fans got robbed by the crooks. It took a fan to investigate all the BS and publish it - and he was watching his back, and checking under his car in the mornings when it all came out. You do need to remember these things. Anyway - I hope you enjoy the QPR game this weekend. I would say it would be your clubs biggest game for some while.

gaston is on 25.ooo a week not more the the saints wages budget ,the media quoted his wages in euros ,you have got that completly wrong .bc had no interest in buying your club ,he only took it on ,to save you going under as your owner then had been arrested ,had he not done so you would of gone into administration then .19 million of his own money he put in .and he only wants to get it back .he isa on a loser if you fold he wont get his money back thats all he cares about.he just thinks if the fans takes over your fold anyway ,he just wants his 19 million back .and who can blame him.he was told it would be easy to sell it on .and then he could get his money back ,he just delayed your administration .every one knew is was going to happen .after a facup win 64 million in debt then owing gaymayak money in 2003 saints lost in the facup final in cardiff were at that time made 8 million in credit from the facup run .so those facts highlight just how ridicolous it is .and why the enevietable was going to happen.every game in the top league is a big game.except were not cheating status .we can run at a higher budget than pompey as we get 13.000 more fans at home games .so get your calclator and work it out .19 times 13.000 fans extra at the home games.now that is alot of money .but no player gets 60 to 70.000 a week here none .that was your choice or your boards .not a way to run a club

Ken,

He conned his way into the club by allegedly putting down a debebture which has never been verified. This was done in the British Virgin Isles which won't be checked by the FL or proably anyone else. We have to pay him the value of the ground which he hasn't paid for at all - aprt from paying some wages last year. Its a con - nothing more. It must be difficult to keep up with it at this end - but the whole thing is BS. So the fans will be paying for something that was given to them by the local council many years ago which BC has aquired by a pack of lies.

Anyway. Ramirez is not on 30-35k a week then? and 30 million hasn't been loaned from the Cayman Isles. Are you sure about that?

That £30m loan is a bit of a mystery, I thought it was set up to expedite the Ramirez transfer as the selling Club were making things difficult and time was running out, but there is no evidence that a loan was actually taken out, will have to wait for the next Financial Report to get an idea of what went on.