Saints striker in line for top award (From Daily Echo)

SouthamptonLegend wrote:
Who's the South's best player?

Confucious wrote:
Best of luck Jay. No doubt, like me, you will be on tenderhooks for a few days until the announcement is made.

I've always been rather suspicious of awards since "Best fascist dictator" was won by Adolf Hitler. It's also sobering to think that when that great achiever Mozart was my age he'd already been dead for over 25 years.

Nonetheless, I'm delighted to be in the running for "Best Fan in Kingsland Block 33 Rows T to Z." I must admit I'll be amazed if I win it and in fact the lengthy acceptance speech I've written starts with the words: "I'm amazed I won this."

Of course, it's important to accept these things with due modesty and Keith Richards is my model for this behaviour. He was the first person at our Music Club to accept a posthumous award in person.

Block 34 wrote:
Just one minor correction Confucio... no matter how long the speech there STILL wouldn't be enough time to get a dring at the Saints bar!!

have you sent your protest email yet!?

'matchdayhospitality

@saintsfc.co.uk'

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Best of luck Jay. No doubt, like me, you will be on tenderhooks for a few days until the announcement is made.

I've always been rather suspicious of awards since "Best fascist dictator" was won by Adolf Hitler. It's also sobering to think that when that great achiever Mozart was my age he'd already been dead for over 25 years.

Nonetheless, I'm delighted to be in the running for "Best Fan in Kingsland Block 33 Rows T to Z." I must admit I'll be amazed if I win it and in fact the lengthy acceptance speech I've written starts with the words: "I'm amazed I won this."

Of course, it's important to accept these things with due modesty and Keith Richards is my model for this behaviour. He was the first person at our Music Club to accept a posthumous award in person.

I remember that award for Hitler and it was a close run thing.

From what I remember, Tebourba's many complex personalities all encouraged each other to vote and the combined total of these came to more than the combined total vote for Adolf.

Alas, in his (their?) confused and complex state, the many minds of Tebourba cast votes for Slugger, Bill, Cortese and Seedhouse and, alas, he (they) split the vote.

Seedhouse was glad, though, because, if Slugger had won, his acceptance speech was so long there wouldn't have been time to get the second round in at the bar.

One mystery remains, though. How the hell did those three get on the short list? There's clearly some mischief in the ranks, Confucious.

Tebourba, meanwhile, was said to be beside himselves (sic) with grief. 'If only I (we) hadn't split the vote,' he was heard to sob.

Hindsight, it appears, is a wonderful thing.

RedArmy1 wrote:
Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season.

Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals.

Good to have some additional quality in the Team.

Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling.

In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again.
They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !!

WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON.




















































WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

SaintMax wrote:

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

Bring in the 4th tv official then like rugby key decisions can be properly scrutinised, divers can be booked or sent off and we won't be forever critising poor referee decisions.

Confucious wrote:
Best of luck Jay. No doubt, like me, you will be on tenderhooks for a few days until the announcement is made.

I've always been rather suspicious of awards since "Best fascist dictator" was won by Adolf Hitler. It's also sobering to think that when that great achiever Mozart was my age he'd already been dead for over 25 years.

Nonetheless, I'm delighted to be in the running for "Best Fan in Kingsland Block 33 Rows T to Z." I must admit I'll be amazed if I win it and in fact the lengthy acceptance speech I've written starts with the words: "I'm amazed I won this."

Of course, it's important to accept these things with due modesty and Keith Richards is my model for this behaviour. He was the first person at our Music Club to accept a posthumous award in person.

TEBOURBA wrote:
Good luck to JR, I hope he picks up this award which he richly deserves.
I know the contributors here are the font of all wisdom and I would be pleased if one or more could advise me of the other teams, apart from Burnley, who participated in last season's North West of England, Championship Award.
How far does the NW of E stretch?
Anyway if he wins it I'm sure he will treasure it in the same way as I treasure my colours for swimming one width of the Old Baths.
About time JR started doing something for his South of England Premiership Team!!!!!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!

saintand266 wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Good luck to JR, I hope he picks up this award which he richly deserves.
I know the contributors here are the font of all wisdom and I would be pleased if one or more could advise me of the other teams, apart from Burnley, who participated in last season's North West of England, Championship Award.
How far does the NW of E stretch?
Anyway if he wins it I'm sure he will treasure it in the same way as I treasure my colours for swimming one width of the Old Baths.
About time JR started doing something for his South of England Premiership Team!!!!!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


!!!!

As usual you have nothing positive to say . It's not jay s fault he has been nominated , Im surprised you haven't accused NC and NA of creating this award for their own benefit

saintand266 wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Good luck to JR, I hope he picks up this award which he richly deserves.
I know the contributors here are the font of all wisdom and I would be pleased if one or more could advise me of the other teams, apart from Burnley, who participated in last season's North West of England, Championship Award.
How far does the NW of E stretch?
Anyway if he wins it I'm sure he will treasure it in the same way as I treasure my colours for swimming one width of the Old Baths.
About time JR started doing something for his South of England Premiership Team!!!!!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


!!!!

As usual you have nothing positive to say . It's not jay s fault he has been nominated , Im surprised you haven't accused NC and NA of creating this award for their own benefit

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:

saintand266 wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Good luck to JR, I hope he picks up this award which he richly deserves.
I know the contributors here are the font of all wisdom and I would be pleased if one or more could advise me of the other teams, apart from Burnley, who participated in last season's North West of England, Championship Award.
How far does the NW of E stretch?
Anyway if he wins it I'm sure he will treasure it in the same way as I treasure my colours for swimming one width of the Old Baths.
About time JR started doing something for his South of England Premiership Team!!!!!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



!!!!

As usual you have nothing positive to say . It's not jay s fault he has been nominated , Im surprised you haven't accused NC and NA of creating this award for their own benefit

I blame Guly................

......and Fox!

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

saintand266 wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Good luck to JR, I hope he picks up this award which he richly deserves.
I know the contributors here are the font of all wisdom and I would be pleased if one or more could advise me of the other teams, apart from Burnley, who participated in last season's North West of England, Championship Award.
How far does the NW of E stretch?
Anyway if he wins it I'm sure he will treasure it in the same way as I treasure my colours for swimming one width of the Old Baths.
About time JR started doing something for his South of England Premiership Team!!!!!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



!!!!

As usual you have nothing positive to say . It's not jay s fault he has been nominated , Im surprised you haven't accused NC and NA of creating this award for their own benefit

Of course it's not Jay's fault ......




....................

..... it's Guly's :)

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

SaintMax wrote:

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

Bring in the 4th tv official then like rugby key decisions can be properly scrutinised, divers can be booked or sent off and we won't be forever critising poor referee decisions.

I agree on that.

Re: Punch, from what I saw on Sky, he raising his foor backwards, which, maybe, clipped Schwarzer. Still seemed minimal contact though.

Pete and Mush would surely agree that Aussies are supposed to be made of sterner stuff.

Tirau Dan wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

SaintMax wrote:

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

Bring in the 4th tv official then like rugby key decisions can be properly scrutinised, divers can be booked or sent off and we won't be forever critising poor referee decisions.

I agree on that.

Re: Punch, from what I saw on Sky, he raising his foor backwards, which, maybe, clipped Schwarzer. Still seemed minimal contact though.

Pete and Mush would surely agree that Aussies are supposed to be made of sterner stuff.

sterner stuff.. hahaha ask Robbie Deans if the wallabees at stern stuff or melons. They go down quicker than Schwazer.

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

Tye-Dye pt2 wrote:

saintand266 wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
Good luck to JR, I hope he picks up this award which he richly deserves.
I know the contributors here are the font of all wisdom and I would be pleased if one or more could advise me of the other teams, apart from Burnley, who participated in last season's North West of England, Championship Award.
How far does the NW of E stretch?
Anyway if he wins it I'm sure he will treasure it in the same way as I treasure my colours for swimming one width of the Old Baths.
About time JR started doing something for his South of England Premiership Team!!!!!!
RYRIHF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




!!!!

As usual you have nothing positive to say . It's not jay s fault he has been nominated , Im surprised you haven't accused NC and NA of creating this award for their own benefit

I blame Guly................


......and Fox!

Ha! You just beat me to it. Weren't Davis and Fonte partly to blame in the build up? :)

Confucious wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Best of luck Jay. No doubt, like me, you will be on tenderhooks for a few days until the announcement is made.

I've always been rather suspicious of awards since "Best fascist dictator" was won by Adolf Hitler. It's also sobering to think that when that great achiever Mozart was my age he'd already been dead for over 25 years.

Nonetheless, I'm delighted to be in the running for "Best Fan in Kingsland Block 33 Rows T to Z." I must admit I'll be amazed if I win it and in fact the lengthy acceptance speech I've written starts with the words: "I'm amazed I won this."

Of course, it's important to accept these things with due modesty and Keith Richards is my model for this behaviour. He was the first person at our Music Club to accept a posthumous award in person.

I remember that award for Hitler and it was a close run thing.

From what I remember, Tebourba's many complex personalities all encouraged each other to vote and the combined total of these came to more than the combined total vote for Adolf.

Alas, in his (their?) confused and complex state, the many minds of Tebourba cast votes for Slugger, Bill, Cortese and Seedhouse and, alas, he (they) split the vote.

Seedhouse was glad, though, because, if Slugger had won, his acceptance speech was so long there wouldn't have been time to get the second round in at the bar.

One mystery remains, though. How the hell did those three get on the short list? There's clearly some mischief in the ranks, Confucious.

Tebourba, meanwhile, was said to be beside himselves (sic) with grief. 'If only I (we) hadn't split the vote,' he was heard to sob.

Hindsight, it appears, is a wonderful thing.

Seed, Slugger and Bill should fear not. Awards are like haemorrhoids - sooner or later every @rsehole gets one.

dadofmy3sons wrote:
Block34...have you ever considered how exactly to serve 30,000 people at the same time. We could put bars up on the pitch 5 minutes before half time. An alternative would be for straws to drop down from the roof for each individual seat, orders placed online. Waitresses with trays and short skirts. Sprinkler system adapted to be able to pipe the lager straight from the barrell and operated at half time. Drink all you can catch.

slugger wrote:

Confucious wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Best of luck Jay. No doubt, like me, you will be on tenderhooks for a few days until the announcement is made.

I've always been rather suspicious of awards since "Best fascist dictator" was won by Adolf Hitler. It's also sobering to think that when that great achiever Mozart was my age he'd already been dead for over 25 years.

Nonetheless, I'm delighted to be in the running for "Best Fan in Kingsland Block 33 Rows T to Z." I must admit I'll be amazed if I win it and in fact the lengthy acceptance speech I've written starts with the words: "I'm amazed I won this."

Of course, it's important to accept these things with due modesty and Keith Richards is my model for this behaviour. He was the first person at our Music Club to accept a posthumous award in person.

I remember that award for Hitler and it was a close run thing.

From what I remember, Tebourba's many complex personalities all encouraged each other to vote and the combined total of these came to more than the combined total vote for Adolf.

Alas, in his (their?) confused and complex state, the many minds of Tebourba cast votes for Slugger, Bill, Cortese and Seedhouse and, alas, he (they) split the vote.

Seedhouse was glad, though, because, if Slugger had won, his acceptance speech was so long there wouldn't have been time to get the second round in at the bar.

One mystery remains, though. How the hell did those three get on the short list? There's clearly some mischief in the ranks, Confucious.

Tebourba, meanwhile, was said to be beside himselves (sic) with grief. 'If only I (we) hadn't split the vote,' he was heard to sob.

Hindsight, it appears, is a wonderful thing.

Seed, Slugger and Bill should fear not. Awards are like haemorrhoids - sooner or later every @rsehole gets one.

me and you are gonna fall out .

Confucious wrote:

slugger wrote:

Confucious wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

Confucious wrote:
Best of luck Jay. No doubt, like me, you will be on tenderhooks for a few days until the announcement is made.

I've always been rather suspicious of awards since "Best fascist dictator" was won by Adolf Hitler. It's also sobering to think that when that great achiever Mozart was my age he'd already been dead for over 25 years.

Nonetheless, I'm delighted to be in the running for "Best Fan in Kingsland Block 33 Rows T to Z." I must admit I'll be amazed if I win it and in fact the lengthy acceptance speech I've written starts with the words: "I'm amazed I won this."

Of course, it's important to accept these things with due modesty and Keith Richards is my model for this behaviour. He was the first person at our Music Club to accept a posthumous award in person.

I remember that award for Hitler and it was a close run thing.

From what I remember, Tebourba's many complex personalities all encouraged each other to vote and the combined total of these came to more than the combined total vote for Adolf.

Alas, in his (their?) confused and complex state, the many minds of Tebourba cast votes for Slugger, Bill, Cortese and Seedhouse and, alas, he (they) split the vote.

Seedhouse was glad, though, because, if Slugger had won, his acceptance speech was so long there wouldn't have been time to get the second round in at the bar.

One mystery remains, though. How the hell did those three get on the short list? There's clearly some mischief in the ranks, Confucious.

Tebourba, meanwhile, was said to be beside himselves (sic) with grief. 'If only I (we) hadn't split the vote,' he was heard to sob.

Hindsight, it appears, is a wonderful thing.

Seed, Slugger and Bill should fear not. Awards are like haemorrhoids - sooner or later every @rsehole gets one.

me and you are gonna fall out .

That wasn't me. Guly and Fox have nicked my login and are stirring sh!t up.

City Saint wrote:

dadofmy3sons wrote:
Block34...have you ever considered how exactly to serve 30,000 people at the same time. We could put bars up on the pitch 5 minutes before half time. An alternative would be for straws to drop down from the roof for each individual seat, orders placed online. Waitresses with trays and short skirts. Sprinkler system adapted to be able to pipe the lager straight from the barrell and operated at half time. Drink all you can catch.

It's not so hard to do, dad. Two thirds of the crowd stay inside the stadium, and the remaining 10,000 thirsy punters are spread across at least 20 outlets inside the stands that serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic areas.

That is a turnaround of 500 customers in 15 minutes, at outlets usually staffed by at least 5 people each. So each server needs to satisfy 100 buyers, which is the source of our problem at its root. It is difficult to sell ten drinks a minute, even with multiple orders and pre-lured saints ales, especially if you factor in food and our lackadaisical serving staff.

But this is a nut that any professional caterer could crack, and actually one that many pubs have already cracked, with better planning (preorders with receipts nd collections; priority queues for drinks only, vending machines for soft drinks and snacks).

If you wonder why I have put so much thought into this, i've had plenty of time to think it over.

While queueing of course.

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

SaintMax wrote:

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

Bring in the 4th tv official then like rugby key decisions can be properly scrutinised, divers can be booked or sent off and we won't be forever critising poor referee decisions.

I agree on that.

Re: Punch, from what I saw on Sky, he raising his foor backwards, which, maybe, clipped Schwarzer. Still seemed minimal contact though.

Pete and Mush would surely agree that Aussies are supposed to be made of sterner stuff.

st1halo wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

SaintMax wrote:

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

Bring in the 4th tv official then like rugby key decisions can be properly scrutinised, divers can be booked or sent off and we won't be forever critising poor referee decisions.

I agree on that.

Re: Punch, from what I saw on Sky, he raising his foor backwards, which, maybe, clipped Schwarzer. Still seemed minimal contact though.

Pete and Mush would surely agree that Aussies are supposed to be made of sterner stuff.

Pushed the keeper??
Ive been studying sattelite pictures of the Stadium all week looking for a grassy knoll!! He went down like he'd been shot! I believe he's been offered a lucrative movie contract to make Saving Private Shwarzer!!

STID

Mush On The Beach wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

SaintMax wrote:

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

Bring in the 4th tv official then like rugby key decisions can be properly scrutinised, divers can be booked or sent off and we won't be forever critising poor referee decisions.

I agree on that.

Re: Punch, from what I saw on Sky, he raising his foor backwards, which, maybe, clipped Schwarzer. Still seemed minimal contact though.

Pete and Mush would surely agree that Aussies are supposed to be made of sterner stuff.

Pushed the keeper??
Ive been studying sattelite pictures of the Stadium all week looking for a grassy knoll!! He went down like he'd been shot! I believe he's been offered a lucrative movie contract to make Saving Private Shwarzer!!

STID

Never doubt the Australian will to win guys, don’t forget the Underarm cricket ball involving the Chappell brothers in 1981 against the Kiwis.

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

Confucious wrote:

Block 34 wrote:
Just one minor correction Confucio... no matter how long the speech there STILL wouldn't be enough time to get a dring at the Saints bar!!

have you sent your protest email yet!?

'matchdayhospitality


@saintsfc.co.uk'

It's not an issue for me. I am a quadruple season ticket holder and Percy, my butler, sends his chauffeur's chauffeur to fetch us all one.

lowe esteem wrote:

spyware wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote: Great to get an Award - and I think he will do well in the Cup Runs this season. Due to his positional play in the League - he will have to work excepionally hard to get a decent tally of goals. Good to have some additional quality in the Team. Let's see him make a name for himself at leeds Away in the Cup with all their hard ars* tackling. In the league cannot wait for the wet spam game and the WIN. We dominated last year and will do so again. They have a few dangermen including Andy Carroll - hopefullly Nigel will have done his homework !! WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON. WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON

well wish nigel took him off sunday and put on guly for him on not lambert ,could understand taking puncheon off ,he pushed the keeper and cost 3 precious points

I dont think Puncheon would have been substituted just for 'pushing' Fulhams goalkeeper.

In fact Puncheon seemed to back into him thats all.

Schwarzer dropped down like a ton weight.

Had he possibly stayed on his feet then the ref may have given the goal.

Unfortunately these are the 'tactics' that go unnoticed by referees.

Unpunished