Strike duo to be reunited at St Mary's (From Daily Echo)

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Tough decision for Nigel. Do you stick with the old adage don't change a winning side or do you say three games in six days is why we have a squad?

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

scooter75 wrote:
Great article, very refreshing to read about two players of limited ability making a decent living.

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

Confucious wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

I must protest on behalf of the 75% who write nonsense. We are very sensitive people with ears acute enough to hear even one hand clapping and eyes so good that we can even see nothing.

And but for us, you would not know the square root of Thursday or that the difference between a duck is that one of its legs is the same.

As for spellinge, I hav to admitt I enterered a competitition once and came in salt.

But back to the main thread...

When Rickie's on the bus
And scores again for us
The puddley skobbit lurgars
And buddley spat the spuss!

seventh-junction wrote:
Can anyone see Izale McLeod mentioned anywhere in this thread...wah ha ha ha ha ..............Ssshhu

uussshhh

seventh-junction wrote:
Can anyone see Izale McLeod mentioned anywhere in this thread...wah ha ha ha ha ..............Ssshhu

uussshhh

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

St Retford wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Can anyone see Izale McLeod mentioned anywhere in this thread...wah ha ha ha ha ..............Ssshhu


uussshhh

That's because he couldn't hit his own c0ck with a slipper.

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

seventh-junction wrote:
Can anyone see Izale McLeod mentioned anywhere in this thread...wah ha ha ha ha ..............Ssshhu

uussshhh

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhhhh.

kent141 wrote:
Lambert and Holt...alias the chuckle brothers... 2 lumbering lumps who waddle around like giant jellys..

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhhhh.

legod7 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Lambert and Holt...alias the chuckle brothers... 2 lumbering lumps who waddle around like giant jellys..

2 lumbering lumps who waddle around like giant jellys..

They must be the same ones who scored the goals to get their teams from League 1 to the Premiership.

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

I hope that has got that off of your chest, Billy.

Regarding the use of English, 'proofreading' is all one word, but hey!

As an aside (with no offence intended to anyone), when I worked in London, I once asked a colleague if they could poofread (error intended) one of my documents. It happened that she was a lesbian. How we laughed!

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhhhh.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
And gentlemen in England, now a-bed
Shall think themselves accursed they were not there,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon who thefuck were Pompey day


14.12.12”

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
And gentlemen in England, now a-bed
Shall think themselves accursed they were not there,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon who thefuck were Pompey day


14.12.12”

seventh-junction wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhhhh.

Looks like someone's getting all b1tchy......Don't fall for it!! wah ha ha ha...ssshhhuuussshhh

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhhhh.

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion."

Not true! (imo!)

The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment.

For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........


....... a few things you need to remember.

Others are entitled to:
1. challenge your point of view.
2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better.
3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.)
4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it.
5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc......

Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

Spot on! That's why I wind the happy clappers up! And they're so foolish, they fall for it. Which begs the question, if they're that naive, how much can they really know about football!

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion."

Not true! (imo!)

The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment.

For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........


....... a few things you need to remember.

Others are entitled to:
1. challenge your point of view.
2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better.
3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.)
4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it.
5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc......

Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhhhh.

Why? Did someone say something?

seventh-junction wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
And gentlemen in England, now a-bed
Shall think themselves accursed they were not there,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon who thefuck were Pompey day


14.12.12”

It's my birthday that weekend......what present that will be!

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhhhh.

Why? Did someone say something?

puppy saint wrote:
It's like a being stalked by Scrappy Doo. FFS!

Sssshhhuuussshhhhh!

puppy saint wrote:
It's like a being stalked by Scrappy Doo. FFS!

Sssshhhuuussshhhhh!

puppy saint wrote:
It's like a being stalked by Scrappy Doo. FFS!

Sssshhhuuussshhhhh!

puppy saint wrote:
It's like a being stalked by Scrappy Doo. FFS!

Sssshhhuuussshhhhh!

GX Saint wrote:
I know which one I'd rather have playing for us and the answer is not fatty Holt

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

I hope that has got that off of your chest, Billy.

Regarding the use of English, 'proofreading' is all one word, but hey!

As an aside (with no offence intended to anyone), when I worked in London, I once asked a colleague if they could poofread (error intended) one of my documents. It happened that she was a lesbian. How we laughed!

seventh-junction wrote:
Can I have "C" please Bob.......or a dictionary...... Anyone know what a scobby is?

on the ball city never mind the danger wrote:

GX Saint wrote: I know which one I'd rather have playing for us and the answer is not fatty Holt

just hope for southamptons sake mate that fatty holt does not score i think your backline will have a torrid time he will bully chase EXPECT A HARD GAME CAN LAMBERT MATCH HIS 15 GOALS LAST I THINK NOT GOOD LUCK YOU WILL NEED IT ON THE BALL CITY & UP THE POMPEY BOYS 6.57 THAT WILL BE THERE WEDNESDAY

seventh-junction wrote:
Can I have "C" please Bob.......or a dictionary...... Anyone know what a scobby is?

seventh-junction wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion."

Not true! (imo!)

The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment.

For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........


....... a few things you need to remember.

Others are entitled to:
1. challenge your point of view.
2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better.
3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.)
4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it.
5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc......

Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

You won't know
until you give it a go
December 14 is coming
Yo ho ho ho

St Retford wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: Can anyone see Izale McLeod mentioned anywhere in this thread...wah ha ha ha ha ..............Ssshhu uussshhh

That's because he couldn't hit his own c0ck with a slipper.

seventh-junction wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion."

Not true! (imo!)

The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment.

For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........


....... a few things you need to remember.

Others are entitled to:
1. challenge your point of view.
2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better.
3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.)
4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it.
5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc......

Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

You won't know
until you give it a go
December 14 is coming
Yo ho ho ho

seventh-junction wrote:
Skunt Fishing by J7 Hartley......guarant

eed a bite or two......Ssshhhuuuss

shhh.., or should that be ...Mmmmeeeooowww! wah ha ha ha ha

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion."

Not true! (imo!)

The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment.

For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........


....... a few things you need to remember.

Others are entitled to:
1. challenge your point of view.
2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better.
3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.)
4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it.
5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc......

Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

You won't know
until you give it a go
December 14 is coming
Yo ho ho ho

Neither the trust nor that Chanrai will budge,
so the shed's valuation’s to be ruled by a judge,
some say it's worth millions, I disagree,
I wouldn't pay for it more than 20p.

(including the pre-sale evaluation fee,
and taking account of the small VAT,
and throwing in Scooter, Kunt and BBB ....
and a couple of cloths to remove all that pee!)

So when the skunts find themselves in times of trouble,
having long since heard 'POP!' from their 'proud history' (SIC) bubble,
I hope Mother Mary will then come to me,
and utter those famous words, 'skunts? Let ‘em be.’

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Skunt Fishing by J7 Hartley......guarant


eed a bite or two......Ssshhhuuuss


shhh.., or should that be ...Mmmmeeeooowww! wah ha ha ha ha

It took you twenty minutes for you to come up with that! Talk about mugging yourself off! Muppet!

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Skunt Fishing by J7 Hartley......guarant


eed a bite or two......Ssshhhuuuss


shhh.., or should that be ...Mmmmeeeooowww! wah ha ha ha ha

It took you twenty minutes for you to come up with that! Talk about mugging yourself off! Muppet!

puppy saint wrote:
It's like a being stalked by Scrappy Doo. FFS!

Sssshhhuuussshhhhh!

seventh-junction wrote:
Mmmmeeeooowwww....

GX Saint wrote:

St Retford wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: Can anyone see Izale McLeod mentioned anywhere in this thread...wah ha ha ha ha ..............Ssshhu uussshhh

That's because he couldn't hit his own c0ck with a slipper.

Is there a regional accent that this best said in? I know you're Manchester side but to me it sounds Yorkshire

up saints wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion."

Not true! (imo!)

The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment.

For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........


....... a few things you need to remember.

Others are entitled to:
1. challenge your point of view.
2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better.
3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.)
4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it.
5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc......

Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

You won't know
until you give it a go
December 14 is coming
Yo ho ho ho

yes strasbourg i agree with part of your post but if i say something that is my opinion people here have the right to question it not jump and say if you don't like it support the blue end of the m25.i do like you get board with the saying taxi for adkins and orange but as i said before if saints fans take the bait it is laughable in my opinoin.if i was a portsmouth fan i would be to embarrassed to come on here.as for guly better not go down that road save that for tomorrow as he will be in the squad. the only fact can come up that all saints fans will agree is 3 points please wednesday night

up saints wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote: Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion." Not true! (imo!) The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment. For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........ ....... a few things you need to remember. Others are entitled to: 1. challenge your point of view. 2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better. 3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.) 4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it. 5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc...... Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

You won't know until you give it a go December 14 is coming Yo ho ho ho

yes strasbourg i agree with part of your post but if i say something that is my opinion people here have the right to question it not jump and say if you don't like it support the blue end of the m25.i do like you get board with the saying taxi for adkins and orange but as i said before if saints fans take the bait it is laughable in my opinoin.if i was a portsmouth fan i would be to embarrassed to come on here.as for guly better not go down that road save that for tomorrow as he will be in the squad. the only fact can come up that all saints fans will agree is 3 points please wednesday night

Southampton Dominance wrote:
He's run off! Tail, well and truly planted between legs! It's fun to come on here and put a bit of stick about! They all run off and hide like Smurfs! Poor things!

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich.
I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich.
I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

St Retford wrote:
Anyway, let's cut to the chase: does anyone else get really, really irritated by the sight of Delia Smith at the football? She's always on telly, clapping along like a gin-soaked mum at a school nativity play every time Grant Holt scrambles one over the line. She so 'jolly hockey sticks' about the whole thing, isn't she? Dreadful woman.

GX Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote: Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion." Not true! (imo!) The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment. For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........ ....... a few things you need to remember. Others are entitled to: 1. challenge your point of view. 2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better. 3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.) 4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it. 5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc...... Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

You won't know until you give it a go December 14 is coming Yo ho ho ho

yes strasbourg i agree with part of your post but if i say something that is my opinion people here have the right to question it not jump and say if you don't like it support the blue end of the m25.i do like you get board with the saying taxi for adkins and orange but as i said before if saints fans take the bait it is laughable in my opinoin.if i was a portsmouth fan i would be to embarrassed to come on here.as for guly better not go down that road save that for tomorrow as he will be in the squad. the only fact can come up that all saints fans will agree is 3 points please wednesday night

The blue end of the M25 is an interesting concept.

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich.
I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know why some children feel the need to include so many question marks and exclamation marks in their dross posts?. Could it be due to a poor education or immaturity I wonder.

angus mc coatup wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Anyway, let's cut to the chase: does anyone else get really, really irritated by the sight of Delia Smith at the football? She's always on telly, clapping along like a gin-soaked mum at a school nativity play every time Grant Holt scrambles one over the line. She so 'jolly hockey sticks' about the whole thing, isn't she? Dreadful woman.

they have delia and we have lucy pinder
no contest.

two up front looks good, and tackling from behind is legal again as far as i'm concerned.

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich.
I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

angus mc coatup wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know why some children feel the need to include so many question marks and exclamation marks in their dross posts?. Could it be due to a poor education or immaturity I wonder.

and wtf is carol borderman?

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich.
I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

No mate, quite seperate. However you and ya mate Southampton Dominance Posts are very similar in both tone, logic and inane rubbish, so my view is entirely logical (I can't wait for the "hilarious" retort)

I have posted before that I have no isssue debating Football with anyone, I went to QPR with a QPR supporting mate and sat in the home end as we had sold out, had a good day with the QPR fans.

Likewise I had a Newcastle mate at St Mary's who will host me at the return game in February

On the way down to the Swansea home game my train was from Cardiff full of Swansea fans had a beer, a chat and met up with them again on the way home (theycouldn't beleive the reaction that the Saints fans gave to Adkins before that game nor could QPR before we even started smashing them)

That is football, that is debate, and fun, you and your ilk are pathetic, no ability to put an argument together instead just end up pathetic name calling at every oppertunity.

I won't even wish you well on the 14.12 people like you seriously make me hope you don't survive

seventh-junction wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know why some children feel the need to include so many question marks and exclamation marks in their dross posts?. Could it be due to a poor education or immaturity I wonder.

and wtf is carol borderman?

Is it a woman that lives between two counties?

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich. I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

No mate, quite seperate. However you and ya mate Southampton Dominance Posts are very similar in both tone, logic and inane rubbish, so my view is entirely logical (I can't wait for the "hilarious" retort) I have posted before that I have no isssue debating Football with anyone, I went to QPR with a QPR supporting mate and sat in the home end as we had sold out, had a good day with the QPR fans. Likewise I had a Newcastle mate at St Mary's who will host me at the return game in February On the way down to the Swansea home game my train was from Cardiff full of Swansea fans had a beer, a chat and met up with them again on the way home (theycouldn't beleive the reaction that the Saints fans gave to Adkins before that game nor could QPR before we even started smashing them) That is football, that is debate, and fun, you and your ilk are pathetic, no ability to put an argument together instead just end up pathetic name calling at every oppertunity. I won't even wish you well on the 14.12 people like you seriously make me hope you don't survive

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich. I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

No mate, quite seperate. However you and ya mate Southampton Dominance Posts are very similar in both tone, logic and inane rubbish, so my view is entirely logical (I can't wait for the "hilarious" retort) I have posted before that I have no isssue debating Football with anyone, I went to QPR with a QPR supporting mate and sat in the home end as we had sold out, had a good day with the QPR fans. Likewise I had a Newcastle mate at St Mary's who will host me at the return game in February On the way down to the Swansea home game my train was from Cardiff full of Swansea fans had a beer, a chat and met up with them again on the way home (theycouldn't beleive the reaction that the Saints fans gave to Adkins before that game nor could QPR before we even started smashing them) That is football, that is debate, and fun, you and your ilk are pathetic, no ability to put an argument together instead just end up pathetic name calling at every oppertunity. I won't even wish you well on the 14.12 people like you seriously make me hope you don't survive

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich. I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

No mate, quite seperate. However you and ya mate Southampton Dominance Posts are very similar in both tone, logic and inane rubbish, so my view is entirely logical (I can't wait for the "hilarious" retort) I have posted before that I have no isssue debating Football with anyone, I went to QPR with a QPR supporting mate and sat in the home end as we had sold out, had a good day with the QPR fans. Likewise I had a Newcastle mate at St Mary's who will host me at the return game in February On the way down to the Swansea home game my train was from Cardiff full of Swansea fans had a beer, a chat and met up with them again on the way home (theycouldn't beleive the reaction that the Saints fans gave to Adkins before that game nor could QPR before we even started smashing them) That is football, that is debate, and fun, you and your ilk are pathetic, no ability to put an argument together instead just end up pathetic name calling at every oppertunity. I won't even wish you well on the 14.12 people like you seriously make me hope you don't survive

angus mc coatup wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know why some children feel the need to include so many question marks and exclamation marks in their dross posts?. Could it be due to a poor education or immaturity I wonder.

and wtf is carol borderman?

Is it a woman that lives between two counties?

and these idiots actually believe that they're winding us up.dribbling tw@ts.

GX Saint wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich. I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

No mate, quite seperate. However you and ya mate Southampton Dominance Posts are very similar in both tone, logic and inane rubbish, so my view is entirely logical (I can't wait for the "hilarious" retort) I have posted before that I have no isssue debating Football with anyone, I went to QPR with a QPR supporting mate and sat in the home end as we had sold out, had a good day with the QPR fans. Likewise I had a Newcastle mate at St Mary's who will host me at the return game in February On the way down to the Swansea home game my train was from Cardiff full of Swansea fans had a beer, a chat and met up with them again on the way home (theycouldn't beleive the reaction that the Saints fans gave to Adkins before that game nor could QPR before we even started smashing them) That is football, that is debate, and fun, you and your ilk are pathetic, no ability to put an argument together instead just end up pathetic name calling at every oppertunity. I won't even wish you well on the 14.12 people like you seriously make me hope you don't survive

Good stuff Taunton. Ironic if skates and Saints both finish on 14.12.12 - for them it's a date, for us it's our closing WDL record.

Cheapshot wrote:
Jesus! Skunts are out in force today!
Seventh-junction, they seem to have it in for you. Sssssssshhhhhhhhhh!

What would be great is if you had to put your Saints membership/season ticket number in to create an account....then you would know that you are only dealing with real Saints fans...

seventh-junction wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: Anyone know why some children feel the need to include so many question marks and exclamation marks in their dross posts?. Could it be due to a poor education or immaturity I wonder.

and wtf is carol borderman?

Is it a woman that lives between two counties?

and these idiots actually believe that they're winding us up.dribbling tw@ts.

Other way round. They get more and more desperate and pathetic with each comment. It's obvious they are getting rattled. Time to unleash the Sssuuussshes again I think just to compound their inabilities and highlight their stupidity....which isn't that difficult by all accounts.

City Saint wrote:
Tricky choice here. But I wouldn't be surprised to see jay rod get the nod ahead of lambert, to rest him for the weekend when we will need him to get anything from liverpool.

Also I'd expect to see jwp get picked ahead of spiderman, and maybe even fox ahead of shaw, for the same reasons.

angus mc coatup wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Anyway, let's cut to the chase: does anyone else get really, really irritated by the sight of Delia Smith at the football? She's always on telly, clapping along like a gin-soaked mum at a school nativity play every time Grant Holt scrambles one over the line. She so 'jolly hockey sticks' about the whole thing, isn't she? Dreadful woman.

they have delia and we have lucy pinder
no contest.

two up front looks good, and tackling from behind is legal again as far as i'm concerned.

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know why some children feel the need to include so many question marks and exclamation marks in their dross posts?. Could it be due to a poor education or immaturity I wonder.

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

seventh-junction wrote:
Southampton

On 10 August 2009, with a total of 155 appearances and 59 goals for Bristol Rovers, Lambert completed a move worth in excess of £1 million to recently-relegated League One club Southampton. The striker scored on his debut for The Saints against Northampton Town on 11 August 2009, and went on to become the club's top scorer for that season with 36 in all competitions. Other notable goals scored by Lambert during the season include one against local rivals Portsmouth in the FA Cup Fifth Round South Coast derby on 13 February 2010, a hat-trick against Milton Keynes Dons in the league on 20 March 2010, and a penalty against Carlisle United in the 4–1 League Trophy Final win at Wembley on 28 March 2010. Following a season in which he performed statistically similarly to his last with Bristol Rovers, Lambert was again named in the PFA Team of the Year for League One, as well as winning the PFA Fans' Player of the Year award for the division.

He finished his debut season with Southampton with a total of 36 goals in all competitions, in addition to the goal he scored for Bristol Rovers in the opening match of the season. With 31 League goals, Lambert was the top scorer in English football's top four divisions for the second season in succession.

He scored his 50th goal for Southampton in a 1–0 victory over Carlisle United on 12 February 2011. He finished the 2010–11 season as the club's top scorer with 21 goals, as they finished second in the league. On 1 July 2011, Lambert signed a new deal to keep him at the club until 2014.

He scored his first goal of the 2011–12 season with a 25-yard free kick in a 4–1 victory over Torquay United in the League Cup on 9 August. He followed this with a brace in a 5–2 victory at Ipswich Town. He scored a hat-trick against Nottingham Forest which Southampton won the match 3-2. His 100th league appearance came in a 4–0 victory over Watford, with Lambert netting two penalties. He scored another hat-trick in a 3–0 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion, two of which came from the penalty spot. His 15th and 16th goals of the season came in a 2–2 draw at home to Blackpool, the opener and a late leveller. He scored in a 1–1 draw with south coast rivals Portsmouth. After sitting out for 3 games after receiving a red card, he made his comeback with a goal in a 1–1 draw at Millwall in the FA Cup. His first league goal after his suspension was in the very next match and came from the penalty spot in a 1-1 draw against promotion hopefuls Cardiff City. His 20th goal of the season came in the FA Cup replay against Millwall. He scored his third hat-trick of the season in a 3-0 victory at Watford on 25 February. He continued his impressive first season in the second tier with a thunderous volley against Leeds United at Elland Road on 3 March, which took his tally for the 2011–12 season to 24 in all competitions.

On 13 March 2012, Lambert was named the Championship Player of the Year for 2011. He scored his fourth hat-trick of the season in a 3–2 victory at Millwall. While at Southampton, Lambert has not yet missed a penalty; giving him a 100% conversion rate. He scored both goals in a 2-0 victory at Crystal Palace to bring his goal tally to 30 for the season. He was then named in the 2011-12 PFA Championship Team of the Year, along with team mates Adam Lallana and Kelvin Davis. He finished the season with 31 goals, 27 in the league, as Saints clinched promotion to the Premier League, earning him the Southampton Fans' Player of the Season award for the second time in three years.

He scored on his first ever Premier League appearance, scoring just minutes after replacing Jay Rodriguez as a substitute against Manchester City. This goal meant that Lambert joined a select group of players who have scored in all 4 League divisions.

He followed this up with the opening goal in a game against Manchester United.

He later grabbed two goals in Southampton's first league win of the season, a 4-1 victory over Aston Villa.
He's currently on 5 goals in the PL.......not bad for a lumbering lump....Ssshhhuuusss

hhh

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich.
I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

No mate, quite seperate. However you and ya mate Southampton Dominance Posts are very similar in both tone, logic and inane rubbish, so my view is entirely logical (I can't wait for the "hilarious" retort)

I have posted before that I have no isssue debating Football with anyone, I went to QPR with a QPR supporting mate and sat in the home end as we had sold out, had a good day with the QPR fans.

Likewise I had a Newcastle mate at St Mary's who will host me at the return game in February

On the way down to the Swansea home game my train was from Cardiff full of Swansea fans had a beer, a chat and met up with them again on the way home (theycouldn't beleive the reaction that the Saints fans gave to Adkins before that game nor could QPR before we even started smashing them)

That is football, that is debate, and fun, you and your ilk are pathetic, no ability to put an argument together instead just end up pathetic name calling at every oppertunity.

I won't even wish you well on the 14.12 people like you seriously make me hope you don't survive

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Anyway, let's cut to the chase: does anyone else get really, really irritated by the sight of Delia Smith at the football? She's always on telly, clapping along like a gin-soaked mum at a school nativity play every time Grant Holt scrambles one over the line. She so 'jolly hockey sticks' about the whole thing, isn't she? Dreadful woman.

they have delia and we have lucy pinder
no contest.

two up front looks good, and tackling from behind is legal again as far as i'm concerned.

Does this make you two 'Delia Smith's pair of k.......'?


(You already knew where that was going, didn't you? I had better leave it there.)

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich.
I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

No mate, quite seperate. However you and ya mate Southampton Dominance Posts are very similar in both tone, logic and inane rubbish, so my view is entirely logical (I can't wait for the "hilarious" retort)

I have posted before that I have no isssue debating Football with anyone, I went to QPR with a QPR supporting mate and sat in the home end as we had sold out, had a good day with the QPR fans.

Likewise I had a Newcastle mate at St Mary's who will host me at the return game in February

On the way down to the Swansea home game my train was from Cardiff full of Swansea fans had a beer, a chat and met up with them again on the way home (theycouldn't beleive the reaction that the Saints fans gave to Adkins before that game nor could QPR before we even started smashing them)

That is football, that is debate, and fun, you and your ilk are pathetic, no ability to put an argument together instead just end up pathetic name calling at every oppertunity.

I won't even wish you well on the 14.12 people like you seriously make me hope you don't survive

GX Saint wrote:
BBC reckon we'll be unchanged. I hope so. All this stuff about saving players for the trip to Liverpool is nonsense - both games are worth 3 points and I think Norwich are a more important opponent to send away empty handed than Liverpool. Having said that, we can go above Liverpool if we beat Narg and Spurs beat Liverpool.
Lawro and Goran Ivanisovic both go 2-0 Saints. Can't argue with the result but I did a deal with fate for a 2-1 win yesterday so have to honour that.

on the ball city never mind the danger wrote:

GX Saint wrote:
I know which one I'd rather have playing for us and the answer is not fatty Holt

just hope for southamptons sake mate that fatty holt does not score i think your backline will have a torrid time he will bully chase EXPECT A HARD GAME

CAN LAMBERT MATCH HIS 15 GOALS LAST I THINK NOT GOOD LUCK YOU WILL NEED IT ON THE BALL CITY
& UP THE POMPEY BOYS 6.57 THAT WILL BE THERE WEDNESDAY

Taoboy wrote:
It's still lost on me why skates might wish to antagonize saints. As for the requirement that you need to understand football to appreciate it, it would only apply only if you could say that you could not appreciate skilled artistry and consummate performance where ever it appears.
Real talent makes us stick our necks up like a certain bunch of credulous meerkats. I firmly expect to be in my seat tomorrow night meerkat like enjoying every minute.COYS

st1halo wrote:

Taoboy wrote:
It's still lost on me why skates might wish to antagonize saints. As for the requirement that you need to understand football to appreciate it, it would only apply only if you could say that you could not appreciate skilled artistry and consummate performance where ever it appears.
Real talent makes us stick our necks up like a certain bunch of credulous meerkats. I firmly expect to be in my seat tomorrow night meerkat like enjoying every minute.COYS

Samae as that!

STID

St Retford wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Anyway, let's cut to the chase: does anyone else get really, really irritated by the sight of Delia Smith at the football? She's always on telly, clapping along like a gin-soaked mum at a school nativity play every time Grant Holt scrambles one over the line. She so 'jolly hockey sticks' about the whole thing, isn't she? Dreadful woman.

they have delia and we have lucy pinder
no contest.

two up front looks good, and tackling from behind is legal again as far as i'm concerned.

Does this make you two 'Delia Smith's pair of k.......'?


(You already knew where that was going, didn't you? I had better leave it there.)

The status of cooks in society is actually outrageous. These are people that are paid to heat food up. It literally isn’t rocket science. And yet we put them on a pedestal higher than the one we reserve for really important people like firemen or doctors or rock stars. In a sane world, Delia would be working in a Little Chef in Kettering churning out omelettes for hungry motorists. She certainly wouldn’t have published a best-selling book about how to boil a f***ing egg and own a football club.

SO50 Saint wrote:
Anyway, let's cut to the chase: does anyone else get really, really irritated by the sight of Delia Smith at the football? She's always on telly, clapping along like a gin-soaked mum at a school nativity play every time Grant Holt scrambles one over the line. She so 'jolly hockey sticks' about the whole thing, isn't she? Dreadful woman.”

Whenever that moron OTBC posts on here I always think back to that time she was on the pitch at one of their games absolutely priceless. Never really had a problem with Norwich tho a couple of my Uni mates supported them and I remember a really decent away day there when we reached the play-offs. But like you say cannot stand that woman

Cheapshot wrote:
Jesus! Skunts are out in force today!
Seventh-junction, they seem to have it in for you. Sssssssshhhhhhhhhh!

What would be great is if you had to put your Saints membership/season ticket number in to create an account....then you would know that you are only dealing with real Saints fans...

redandy10 wrote:
I defy anybody with an IQ in the three digits, to visit this site and not immediatly adopt an air superiority over the prats who regurly post on here! The so called 'happy clappers' are a joke and should be treated as such! I for one enjoy watching them get brought down a peg or two by Kent, BBB and dominatrix. This should be an open forum for anybody to voice their opinion on Saints. Not for a select few to go round being rude to people they don,t agree with! A taste of your own medicine, me thinks!

redandy10 wrote:
I defy anybody with an IQ in the three digits, to visit this site and not immediatly adopt an air superiority over the prats who regurly post on here! The so called 'happy clappers' are a joke and should be treated as such! I for one enjoy watching them get brought down a peg or two by Kent, BBB and dominatrix. This should be an open forum for anybody to voice their opinion on Saints. Not for a select few to go round being rude to people they don,t agree with! A taste of your own medicine, me thinks!

redandy10 wrote:
I defy anybody with an IQ in the three digits, to visit this site and not immediatly adopt an air superiority over the prats who regurly post on here! The so called 'happy clappers' are a joke and should be treated as such! I for one enjoy watching them get brought down a peg or two by Kent, BBB and dominatrix. This should be an open forum for anybody to voice their opinion on Saints. Not for a select few to go round being rude to people they don,t agree with! A taste of your own medicine, me thinks!

kent141 wrote:
Lambert and Holt...alias the chuckle brothers... 2 lumbering lumps who waddle around like giant jellys..

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

redandy10 wrote:
I defy anybody with an IQ in the three digits, to visit this site and not immediatly adopt an air superiority over the prats who regurly post on here! The so called 'happy clappers' are a joke and should be treated as such! I for one enjoy watching them get brought down a peg or two by Kent, BBB and dominatrix. This should be an open forum for anybody to voice their opinion on Saints. Not for a select few to go round being rude to people they don,t agree with! A taste of your own medicine, me thinks!

Southampton Dominance wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

I hope that has got that off of your chest, Billy.

Regarding the use of English, 'proofreading' is all one word, but hey!

As an aside (with no offence intended to anyone), when I worked in London, I once asked a colleague if they could poofread (error intended) one of my documents. It happened that she was a lesbian. How we laughed!

Strasbourg, judging by the amount of time you spend on this oasis of stupidity, would I be correct in thinking that the unemployment levels in France, are quite high?

Dickosfc wrote:
I think he’ll start with the same team. In my opinion this is a more winnable game than Liverpool away (depending on which Liverpool turn up). I may be wrong but I think whatever happens tonight, we’ll be back in the bottom 3. Nigel will want to quickly get back out and a home game against a team likely to be around us will take precedence.

SO50 Saint wrote:
I had some good banter going with the skate 'Nomore glory' and even a bit with bluewhiteand inbred but I don't think the others are skates, just wums. If it WAS football banter I would enjoy it but it's just playground dross!!!

Nail on Head well said I also agree with your statement about Adkins he really amazes me at times with subs etc although the last 3 games have all been excellent imo.

SO50 Saint wrote:
Completely agree and I get the feeling Di Matteo may just be waiting for our next downturn in fortunes before coming in but at the moment the football is fantastic and we are doing it in the best league in the world long my that continue

SO50 Saint wrote:
Anyway, let's cut to the chase: does anyone else get really, really irritated by the sight of Delia Smith at the football? She's always on telly, clapping along like a gin-soaked mum at a school nativity play every time Grant Holt scrambles one over the line. She so 'jolly hockey sticks' about the whole thing, isn't she? Dreadful woman.”

Whenever that moron OTBC posts on here I always think back to that time she was on the pitch at one of their games absolutely priceless. Never really had a problem with Norwich tho a couple of my Uni mates supported them and I remember a really decent away day there when we reached the play-offs. But like you say cannot stand that woman

St Retford wrote:
I think Di Matteo might have his sights set slightly higher than Saints. Which is fine as I don't want anyone but Nigel.

CB FRY LIVES wrote:

Dickosfc wrote: I think he’ll start with the same team. In my opinion this is a more winnable game than Liverpool away (depending on which Liverpool turn up). I may be wrong but I think whatever happens tonight, we’ll be back in the bottom 3. Nigel will want to quickly get back out and a home game against a team likely to be around us will take precedence.

Bang on.Norwich will be there for the taking but having said that we must not be complacent like we were against Wigan.In Alan Pardew's first season at ST MARYS we played some cracking football in our games against them and got the upper hand.We must win tomorrow to keep the momentum going.I wonder if ANDREW SURMAN will get a run out for the CANARIES.Yet another great product from the southampton youth set up.Mind you lets hope his team goes back to east anglia empty handed.COYR

up saints wrote:

St Retford wrote: I think Di Matteo might have his sights set slightly higher than Saints. Which is fine as I don't want anyone but Nigel.

i hope and think your right but i have a slight worry with the italian connection

GX Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote: Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion." Not true! (imo!) The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment. For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........ ....... a few things you need to remember. Others are entitled to: 1. challenge your point of view. 2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better. 3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.) 4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it. 5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc...... Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

You won't know until you give it a go December 14 is coming Yo ho ho ho

yes strasbourg i agree with part of your post but if i say something that is my opinion people here have the right to question it not jump and say if you don't like it support the blue end of the m25.i do like you get board with the saying taxi for adkins and orange but as i said before if saints fans take the bait it is laughable in my opinoin.if i was a portsmouth fan i would be to embarrassed to come on here.as for guly better not go down that road save that for tomorrow as he will be in the squad. the only fact can come up that all saints fans will agree is 3 points please wednesday night

The blue end of the M25 is an interesting concept.

GX Saint wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: Anyone know how many minutes there are between 11.41 and 11.56? I make it 15 minutes, enough time to make a lovely cup of tea and a sandwich. I can't believe there are still children out there that can't tell the time. wha ha ha ha ha

Well! How’s your snout after that? Hurting? Like your pride is! lol shhhhhhhhhh! lol Bye! Carol!

oh and here he is on his other log in, very clever to have two and post away, genius,

With that logic you must me seventh junction! Or should I say Carol Borderman! If not, sorry junction, you just caught some more shrapnel!

No mate, quite seperate. However you and ya mate Southampton Dominance Posts are very similar in both tone, logic and inane rubbish, so my view is entirely logical (I can't wait for the "hilarious" retort) I have posted before that I have no isssue debating Football with anyone, I went to QPR with a QPR supporting mate and sat in the home end as we had sold out, had a good day with the QPR fans. Likewise I had a Newcastle mate at St Mary's who will host me at the return game in February On the way down to the Swansea home game my train was from Cardiff full of Swansea fans had a beer, a chat and met up with them again on the way home (theycouldn't beleive the reaction that the Saints fans gave to Adkins before that game nor could QPR before we even started smashing them) That is football, that is debate, and fun, you and your ilk are pathetic, no ability to put an argument together instead just end up pathetic name calling at every oppertunity. I won't even wish you well on the 14.12 people like you seriously make me hope you don't survive

Good stuff Taunton. Ironic if skates and Saints both finish on 14.12.12 - for them it's a date, for us it's our closing WDL record.

Taunton Saint wrote:
yeah sorry all for biting earlier but well, sometimes I just like to put them down (as I hope the high court does on the 14.12)

Anyway, I think tomorrow is tough, personallypck the best and fittest team, get 3 points and then worry about Liverpool.

Its a cliche but one game at atime, till we get enough points

Can't make it down tomorrow night o cheer em on for me and Ill be there for Reading!!

Taunton Saint wrote:
yeah sorry all for biting earlier but well, sometimes I just like to put them down (as I hope the high court does on the 14.12)

Anyway, I think tomorrow is tough, personallypck the best and fittest team, get 3 points and then worry about Liverpool.

Its a cliche but one game at atime, till we get enough points

Can't make it down tomorrow night o cheer em on for me and Ill be there for Reading!!

slugger wrote:
no disrespect to grant holt (he's done terrific imo) but rickie is a for more complete player who will score two goals tomorrow night along with another clean sheet .

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

up saints wrote:

billythesaint wrote:
Apparently I've been warned that some of my comments have upset fellow users! I presume calling you a **** Kent or telling everyone the blindingly obvious didn't go down well. My humblest apologies! What a joke. This site is full of 75% nonsense, 1% logical and informative posts and 24%WUM skunts. And don't get me started on the fact none of you can actually spell, use a full stop properly or have any grasp of punctuation and grammar. The Echo journalists are just as bad. Whoever does the proof reading then allows an article to appear about some bloke called Waclott of Arsenal needs to grab their P45. Liebherr and Cortese are the best thing to happen to this club in all eternity. Those who are scared of the big time and have no concept of ruthless business practice please keep moaning about NC. Those with half a brain cell should support him and whatever he does. See you Wednesday.

i can't comment on what you said yesterday and not going to scrool through 300 plus posts to find out.the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion.if you have one you automatically support the blue end of the m27.

"the problem here is that everyone is right and no one is allowed a negative opinion."

Not true! (imo!)

The problem arises when people post over and over again the same FACTLESS NEGATIVE (stress intended) comment.

For example, you and a number of others have a problem with Guly. Fine, you're entitled to believe he's rubbish, not worthy of selection. Heck, you're even entitled to suggest he gets selected because of some strange NC team-selection policy if you wish. BUT ........


....... a few things you need to remember.

Others are entitled to:
1. challenge your point of view.
2. suggest you might not be seeing the whole picture and your criticism is disproportionate alongside any lack of criticism of other 'favourites' who might have played no better.
3. question whether it's right to moan about (and more specifically AT) a Saints player who is playing for the team. (I accept a player who disrespects the shirt or says he doesn't want to play for the team doesn't have the right to expect support from the terraces/stands.)
4. tell you that, having made your point, you don't need to go on and on about it.
5. point out that, in fact, his contributions in most Prem games this season have so far been okay. His endless running at Man City tired their defence sufficiently to enable Rickie to come on and (for a time) change the game etc......

Like most of us on here, you are clearly passionate about The Saints and fully behind the team. So let's just agree that we are allowed to hold different views as well as similar ones. For example, I think Confucious’s poem earlier was dreadful; lacking charm, imagination and structure. Then again, what do I know about poetry?

GX Saint wrote:

slugger wrote:
no disrespect to grant holt (he's done terrific imo) but rickie is a for more complete player who will score two goals tomorrow night along with another clean sheet .

Kent dreams of a clean sheet, but then he wakes up and ... it's happened again

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Despite the overwhelming smell of fish heads on here earlier...I will continue to abide by the shhhhhhh campaign.

2-0 Saints with a Lambo brace.

Let's show Mr Clattenburg that we are the best fans in the league (assuming he doesn't make a serious bloopers).

kent141 wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote: yeah sorry all for biting earlier but well, sometimes I just like to put them down (as I hope the high court does on the 14.12) Anyway, I think tomorrow is tough, personallypck the best and fittest team, get 3 points and then worry about Liverpool. Its a cliche but one game at atime, till we get enough points Can't make it down tomorrow night o cheer em on for me and Ill be there for Reading!!

Lots of tickets still available for the big game tomorrow ....

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Despite the overwhelming smell of fish heads on here earlier...I will continue to abide by the shhhhhhh campaign.

2-0 Saints with a Lambo brace.

Let's show Mr Clattenburg that we are the best fans in the league (assuming he doesn't make a serious bloopers).

redandy10 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Despite the overwhelming smell of fish heads on here earlier...I will continue to abide by the shhhhhhh campaign.

2-0 Saints with a Lambo brace.

Let's show Mr Clattenburg that we are the best fans in the league (assuming he doesn't make a serious bloopers).

Come off it Bill. I've seen those skates go after you a few times & you are never able to compete with them. So don't give it the big'un now! The hold me back routine doesn't really wash m8.

SaintinCanada wrote:
Just watching Sunderland & QPR. With what I have seen so far, there's two teams I wouldn't worry about. HT 0-0

Saggy Chops will no doubt pad his pension though!

Velleity wrote:
And in case you doubt his WUMness, his form stretches to:

"The Saints fans who keep singing his name are a joke! I think they do it so they can get some attention from the national press, who usually mention that he has the backing of the fans. "

"My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. "

And the clincher:

"By the way, there's a little rumour doing the rounds that Nigel Adkins replaced all the massage tables in the changing room with sunbeds."

WUM ALERT!

DO NOT RESPOND!

Ssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhh

hhh.

st1halo wrote:

SO50 Saint wrote:
Completely agree and I get the feeling Di Matteo may just be waiting for our next downturn in fortunes before coming in but at the moment the football is fantastic and we are doing it in the best league in the world long my that continue

The football is definitely top draw, it's the best I have ever seen Saints play, real flair and purpose about it. I'm surprised they didn't all get drug tested after Sunday!! Maybe If NA had been a bit more experienced we would have secured other results too. Even the press are saying we play the most entertaining football in the league! When have we ever heard that!
I like the positivity coming from both the club and the fans and the atmosphere at SMS but what really excites me is.... the best is yet to come!!!

STID

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

ghk230473 wrote:
Draws would have been best result tonight but it could have been worse. Tough game tomorrow night but winnable, players need to keep their belief for the full 90 mins and we should get the win............ Got to admit to a bit of pmt.
Coyr!

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in.
Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:
Draws would have been best result tonight but it could have been worse. Tough game tomorrow night but winnable, players need to keep their belief for the full 90 mins and we should get the win............ Got to admit to a bit of pmt.
Coyr!

I forgive you some of your earlier rants ghk....
...the former Mrs Bill gave me grief when when the old pmt kicked in too! :O)

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in.
Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

Velleity wrote:
And in case you doubt his WUMness, his form stretches to:

"The Saints fans who keep singing his name are a joke! I think they do it so they can get some attention from the national press, who usually mention that he has the backing of the fans. "

"My train of thought is that Nigel, a capable football league manager, isn't ready for the Premiership, yet. "

And the clincher:

"By the way, there's a little rumour doing the rounds that Nigel Adkins replaced all the massage tables in the changing room with sunbeds."

WUM ALERT!

DO NOT RESPOND!

Ssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhh

hhh.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in.
Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

I remember many saying last season about bringing in a first eleven player or two every transfer window and not making wholesale changes which would disrupt the teams unity. Maybe we saw a bit of that?

Constant strengthening will lead to long-term success. Today's best player maybe looking over his shoulder in a couple of years time.

slugger wrote:
what a poor couple of prem games tonight , if we can't finish above all four of those teams i'll eat my pants !

slugger wrote:
what a poor couple of prem games tonight , if we can't finish above all four of those teams i'll eat my pants !

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in.
Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

I remember many saying last season about bringing in a first eleven player or two every transfer window and not making wholesale changes which would disrupt the teams unity. Maybe we saw a bit of that?

Constant strengthening will lead to long-term success. Today's best player maybe looking over his shoulder in a couple of years time.

If you are being replaced like fox and kelvin are by younger in- experienced players it's time to move to your correct level.
I would sell sharp, gully and Barnard and bring in 1 class forward.
Once we get to a certain level we can gently tinker, but IMO we need to off load a few and raise quality not quantity.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in.
Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

I remember many saying last season about bringing in a first eleven player or two every transfer window and not making wholesale changes which would disrupt the teams unity. Maybe we saw a bit of that?

Constant strengthening will lead to long-term success. Today's best player maybe looking over his shoulder in a couple of years time.

If you are being replaced like fox and kelvin are by younger in- experienced players it's time to move to your correct level.
I would sell sharp, gully and Barnard and bring in 1 class forward.
Once we get to a certain level we can gently tinker, but IMO we need to off load a few and raise quality not quantity.

I'm not sure about Sharp.

I would let the very fringe players go like Butters and Steeeeeeve.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

slugger wrote:
what a poor couple of prem games tonight , if we can't finish above all four of those teams i'll eat my pants !

If we don't...you can eat mine too! :O)

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in.
Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

I remember many saying last season about bringing in a first eleven player or two every transfer window and not making wholesale changes which would disrupt the teams unity. Maybe we saw a bit of that?

Constant strengthening will lead to long-term success. Today's best player maybe looking over his shoulder in a couple of years time.

If you are being replaced like fox and kelvin are by younger in- experienced players it's time to move to your correct level.
I would sell sharp, gully and Barnard and bring in 1 class forward.
Once we get to a certain level we can gently tinker, but IMO we need to off load a few and raise quality not quantity.

I'm not sure about Sharp.

I would let the very fringe players go like Butters and Steeeeeeve.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

slugger wrote:
what a poor couple of prem games tonight , if we can't finish above all four of those teams i'll eat my pants !

If we don't...you can eat mine too! :O)

He'll pop!

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in.
Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

I remember many saying last season about bringing in a first eleven player or two every transfer window and not making wholesale changes which would disrupt the teams unity. Maybe we saw a bit of that?

Constant strengthening will lead to long-term success. Today's best player maybe looking over his shoulder in a couple of years time.

If you are being replaced like fox and kelvin are by younger in- experienced players it's time to move to your correct level.
I would sell sharp, gully and Barnard and bring in 1 class forward.
Once we get to a certain level we can gently tinker, but IMO we need to off load a few and raise quality not quantity.

I'm not sure about Sharp.

I would let the very fringe players go like Butters and Steeeeeeve.

Forgot about steveeeeee, he's gotta go.
I want to like sharp and he is good but is he premier class? (all right footed) Also I think he's a confidence player and can't handle a lengthy time on the bench

angus mc coatup wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote: posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced. That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had. Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation. Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half! Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit. Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more. Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note. All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little. If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out? I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in. Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

a few rumours about us and matt philips saying saints lining up a 5 mill move in january.do we really need another winger/midfielder.pr obably rubbish but we did try for him in the last window.cos old holloway got his knickers in a twist over it.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
posted previously that I felt that the Norwich game will be harder than the Liverpool game, and having watched the Swansea Liverpool highlights again I am even more convinced.
That was a whole load of tippytappy and I couldn't stand the negativity of passing that both teams had.
Saints kept the ball against Newcastle but not just for the sake of keeping the ball.Occasionally a long ball from defence as a pass to a forward player will catch out the opposition. That is not route one, it is variation.
Some of our counter attacking football was quite brilliant, but the fact is that a counter attack requires the opposition to be in our half!
Norwich are similar to us in that they do not have prima donnas and they all work back and cover each other. This has been more apparent with Cork in the team and it has meant that Lallana and Puncheon have seen what Cork does and have followed to suit.
Saints have become a more cohesive unit with Cork cementing the team together and allowing Scneiderlin to roam more.
Bringing on Davis as a substitute is tightening the defensive aspect late in the game, I hope that Ward-Prowse is able to learn from the sides watching and taking note.
All of us supporters were posting that we needed reinforcements in January when we lost a few games, now we have won a couple that call has quietened a little.
If we were to purchase new players, who would drop out?
I haven't seen a weak link.

A top centre half would give us the depth we need in that position.

Credit where it's due, Sunday's performance was very good but what's better is I believe we can improve. Attacking wise I wouldn't change but who is available if we have injuries? In that area we need to improve the quality, IMO we need to sell in that area and get 1 quality in.
Plus out kelvin and boruc with a premier keeper in, but give gazza playing time too. At least 1 premier experienced Center half and left back, fox out. Again bring in premier league left back but still give shaw his playing time.

I remember many saying last season about bringing in a first eleven player or two every transfer window and not making wholesale changes which would disrupt the teams unity. Maybe we saw a bit of that?

Constant strengthening will lead to long-term success. Today's best player maybe looking over his shoulder in a couple of years time.

If you are being replaced like fox and kelvin are by younger in- experienced players it's time to move to your correct level.
I would sell sharp, gully and Barnard and bring in 1 class forward.
Once we get to a certain level we can gently tinker, but IMO we need to off load a few and raise quality not quantity.

I'm not sure about Sharp.

I would let the very fringe players go like Butters and Steeeeeeve.

Forgot about steveeeeee, he's gotta go.
I want to like sharp and he is good but is he premier class? (all right footed) Also I think he's a confidence player and can't handle a lengthy time on the bench

It depends how much we want to spend. We had a few deals fall through in the summer so they obviously were prepared to spend even more than they did.

For me if it's only one player I get a top centre half.

SaintDon13 wrote:
I am declaring this thread to be off limits to Saints posters, and open house for the rest of you, starting from now.

kent141 wrote:
Lambert and Holt...alias the chuckle brothers... 2 lumbering lumps who waddle around like giant jellys..

kent141 wrote:
Lambert and Holt...alias the chuckle brothers... 2 lumbering lumps who waddle around like giant jellys..

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

slugger wrote:
what a poor couple of prem games tonight , if we can't finish above all four of those teams i'll eat my pants !

Why is there a little, insy, winsy, tiny bit of me that hopes one of those four puts a decent run together?

Meanwhile, St Etienne have just dumped PSG (Zlatan et al) out of the French League Cup on penalties.

Throwing silly money at new signings beyond a sensible budget can't always buy lasting success but it can all end in tears.