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    SFCOLDBOY wrote:
    Redarmy1,

    You have brought us all back to life. Seems everyone on here is a state of shock and lethargy.
    P.S.T. (Post Season Trauma) I suppose.
    Even the Echo is struggling to find a topic.
    Your posts have been like a punch on the nose.
    None of this namby-pamby nonsence about surviving 4th to bottom of the prem.

    NO!!!!!

    We are moving on to the new level.
    Us fans, that followed home and away last season demanded and received promotion again, this was only the beggining of our realistic expectations.
    Our great manager knows this and he WILL prevail.
    Our aim is the SUMMIT of the Prem and Europe.
    I am sick of hearing-----

    "SOUTHAMPTON-- ,WHO ARE THEY?"--- "some provincial side I think."
    We are going to hear, "SOUTHAMPTON",------

    ------- "Oh yes they are a top Premier league football team."

    PRIDE OF THE SOUTH COAST

    Keep up the good work Redarmy1.
    SAINTS FOREVER
    COYR
    And I thought he had gone on holiday. What a little teaser he is.

    COYR!"
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Swansea and Norwich the inspiration to us all

Swansea and Norwich the inspiration to us all Swansea and Norwich the inspiration to us all

SAINTS should take inspiration from Norwich and Swansea - and so will West Ham if they emulate Saints in winning promotion to the Premier League.

Both the Canaries and the Swans have confounded the odds after their promotion from the npower Championship and have guaranteed their place in the top flight next season.

West Ham edged closer to joining them - as well as Saints and Championship title winners Reading - by beating Cardiff 5-0 on aggregate in the play-off semi final and Hammers assistant manager Neil McDonald wants to replicate them.

"West Ham is a massive football club," he said.

"Since I got here I could see the support, see how the club is run and how it is trying to progress.

"But the inspiration is Norwich and Swansea to a certain extent.

"They have gone up and done fantastically well and I am sure Reading and Southampton will be thinking the same.

"They will have huge hope considering what has happened this season with Norwich and Swansea.

"We all hang on to that so if we do get promoted then we can do exactly the same."

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