Adkins hails Saints win (From Daily Echo)

Block 34 wrote:
well done Nigel!! Well done lads!!
onwards & upwards!!!

holburyhalo wrote:
Absolutely brilliant the team did well,but did you hear those saints fans they where singing for all of us,I don't think I could be any more proud to be a saints fan well done to every single one of them.

slugger wrote:
where are all of our pet skates this evening ? ......... i do miss their input and poor gramma .

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
where are all of our pet skates this evening ? ......... i do miss their input and poor gramma .

I don't

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
where are all of our pet skates this evening ? ......... i do miss their input and poor gramma .

I don't

slugger wrote:
so , are we gonne a beat newcastle ? i vote yes ......... we're on a 2 game non losing run !

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
so , are we gonne a beat newcastle ? i vote yes ......... we're on a 2 game non losing run !

It's a shame they lost today but expect them to again next week. If we can max our next two home games things will look very different.

angus mc coatup wrote:
want to read this as an echo headline.


ADKINS GETS THE SACK

72 year old nigel adkins, has parted company with saints. after twenty odd years of wonderful success.and he leaves behind a fantastic legacy of a type of football called "the southampon way" I just hope I'm still around to see it mind.

slugger wrote:
TEBOURBA where are you ? ........ i need more facts !

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Newcastle seem to be on a losing streak (which is encouraging).
I hope we don't give AP any stick next week...and just give NA our full vocal support.
Our fans continue to make me proud to follow the Saints. We are the best...and that's a..

FACT! :O)

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
TEBOURBA where are you ? ........ i need more facts !

Don't encourage. He/she said he/she wouldn't post again. Let it be.

slugger wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
TEBOURBA where are you ? ........ i need more facts !

Don't encourage. He/she said he/she wouldn't post again. Let it be.

ok ........ he/she/it's rubbish anyway ....lol

slugger wrote:
TEBOURBA where are you ? ........ i need more facts !

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote: TEBOURBA where are you ? ........ i need more facts !

Don't encourage. He/she said he/she wouldn't post again. Let it be.

ok ........ he/she/it's rubbish anyway ....lol

he's just posted on the other thread.

West Ender wrote:
If Puncheon played like this every week he would be on of the first names on the team sheet.

manchester exiled Saint wrote:
Well this is really says it all... how far NA has taken us... from bottom of League 1 to the game of the day on Sky football first... Having a laugh!!

Well done lads... great football great win

seventh-junction wrote:
I can't imagine being dumped out of 3 cup competitions at home to teams like Notts County and Wycombe Wanderers.
No disrespect to NC and WW but it must be a tad embarrassing.”
I also can't imagine having a run down sh1te hole for a ground and pathetic attendances or having to beg steal and borrow other cubs players each month.
That must also be a tad embarrassing””
I also can't imagine losing at home to Brentford in front of only 11,000 and starting to leave with 20 minutes left to play and then 7,000 people booing your own team which technically speaking isn't really yours.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for fish fiddling mongs”
I also can't imagine having a manager who couldn't get away fast enough after getting booed by his own supporters the night before and also having a ground that when spelt backwards says nottarf krap which is kind of apt I suppose.
Even so that must be a tad embarrassing even for inbred wannabe John Westwwod w@nkers who need a good Jimmy Saville seeing to.
I also can't imagine trying to buy your own club with less than 2,000 of the bestest ever greatest most bestest and greatest fans ever TM when most have only pledged the initial £100 but have no intentions of actually paying £1000 as the social won't give it to them.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for the prepubescent fish f@cking tw@ts that post utter sh1te on another teams site because they are such sad little westwood wannabe w@nkers
I also can't imagine losing to the bottom side in league one which would now mean you would soon be bottom when ten points are deducted for cheating and generally being one of the most dishonest and despised football clubs in football.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for a load of plastic cockney inbred chavs, of whom some still post on another clubs site pretending to be fans of that club thinking they are clever but really are showing what a sad bunch of mongs they really are.”
I also can't imagine being a sad fish fiddling pr1ck wanting to spend so much time spewing out the same old boring and childish load sh1te about a bigger and richer club with a bright future rather than wallowing in the demise and slow death of your own p1ss poor little club on your own site.
That must be a tad embarrassing.
I also can't imagine losing at home yet again and six games in a row in league one when your superior neighbours have just given QPR a footballing lesson and now picked up 4 points from 6 which is a bit better than 0 points from 18.
That must be a tad embarrassing which would explain why the spineless fish worrying skunts aren't playing tonight and are all indoors with their westwood wannabe jim- jams on but not blowing their plastic trumpets.......sssh, sssh

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Newcastle seem to be on a losing streak (which is encouraging).
I hope we don't give AP any stick next week...and just give NA our full vocal support.
Our fans continue to make me proud to follow the Saints. We are the best...and that's a..

FACT! :O)

Couldn't agree more!
Your bets looking safe and I have to give credit to Adkins. He didn't shrink after the Albion defeat and took everything in his stride, has kept positive and dressing room on side.
I would give him time and a chance to improve squad in January.......... And £50 to the saints trust!;D

pompey in spain wrote:
you lot are having a laff or what...seriously your defence was dodgy against the worst team in the prem..and before anyone says skate wum as i said on here yesterday to SO5o i had 2oo euros on you lot at 3 to 1 ..you won ok but stay silent and get on with the job!! and you never know you could be as lucky as us today and play the mighty donny rovers.........!

pompey in spain wrote:
angus and up the junction....you are a credit and possibly a good reflection of your club,you short memory,frightened,pe

rverted schoolboys get a life not like the present ones where you still feel inferior to a team going through a bad patch....enjoy the moment..it wont last...

pompey in spain wrote:
angus and up the junction....you are a credit and possibly a good reflection of your club,you short memory,frightened,pe

rverted schoolboys get a life not like the present ones where you still feel inferior to a team going through a bad patch....enjoy the moment..it wont last...

pompey in spain wrote:
you lot are having a laff or what...seriously your defence was dodgy against the worst team in the prem..and before anyone says skate wum as i said on here yesterday to SO5o i had 2oo euros on you lot at 3 to 1 ..you won ok but stay silent and get on with the job!! and you never know you could be as lucky as us today and play the mighty donny rovers.........!

joelster wrote:

holburyhalo wrote:
Absolutely brilliant the team did well,but did you hear those saints fans they where singing for all of us,I don't think I could be any more proud to be a saints fan well done to every single one of them.

totally agree about the fans- thank you, you did us all proud!!

SFCSaint wrote:
GET IN COME ON YOU SAINTS! EVERYTHING ABOUT TODAY WAS BRILLIANT ESPECIALLY DONNY BEATING THE SKATES TOO! KEEP THESE PERFORMANCES UP AND WE WILL STAY UP LETS WIN THESE NEXT 2 GAMES AT HOME AND REALLY PUSH UP THE TABLE! THERES ONLY ONE NIGEL ADKINS! COME ON YOU SAINTS!!!!!

pompey in spain wrote:
big fella,,or should that be small fella..GROW UP BABES!!.....angus yes i have pledged mate thats what proper fans do!!..and yes in your case you ought to feel inferior and when you were in trouble and in fact when you went down ,the day WBA beat us i danced like i never danced before on the beach and i dont mind taking it now but have a bit of class.!..the seed ,confucious.and 6 or 7 others on here get me every time same vein as you ...but with class!!

kent141 wrote:
.........TAXI FOR ADKINS.......

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

pompey in spain wrote:
you lot are having a laff or what...seriously your defence was dodgy against the worst team in the prem..and before anyone says skate wum as i said on here yesterday to SO5o i had 2oo euros on you lot at 3 to 1 ..you won ok but stay silent and get on with the job!! and you never know you could be as lucky as us today and play the mighty donny rovers.........!

pompey in spain wrote:
badd bill !!...ive noticed a slight nastieness in you of late...tense times obviously..i take it todays score eases it a bit...get some therapy!!

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now...














You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now...














You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

bigfella777 wrote:

pompey in spain wrote:
you lot are having a laff or what...seriously your defence was dodgy against the worst team in the prem..and before anyone says skate wum as i said on here yesterday to SO5o i had 2oo euros on you lot at 3 to 1 ..you won ok but stay silent and get on with the job!! and you never know you could be as lucky as us today and play the mighty donny rovers.........!

YOU AINT EVEN GOT 300 PENCE YOU INBRED TOOL, YOU GOT SMASHED BY WHO? TODAY.GET OFF OUR PREMIERSHIP SITE YOU DIRTY B@STARD.

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now...














You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now...














You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

saintkenny wrote:

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now...














You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

cant you watch it online bbcsport always shown online mod and the fls

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now...














You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

St Retford wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now...














You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

cant you watch it online bbcsport always shown online mod and the fls

I'll give it a go. How modern!

bigfella777 wrote:

pompey in spain wrote:
you lot are having a laff or what...seriously your defence was dodgy against the worst team in the prem..and before anyone says skate wum as i said on here yesterday to SO5o i had 2oo euros on you lot at 3 to 1 ..you won ok but stay silent and get on with the job!! and you never know you could be as lucky as us today and play the mighty donny rovers.........!

YOU AINT EVEN GOT 300 PENCE YOU INBRED TOOL, YOU GOT SMASHED BY WHO? TODAY.GET OFF OUR PREMIERSHIP SITE YOU DIRTY B@STARD.

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

hope the little ones ok mate, worse thing in the world when your flesh and blood are ill. as for your sky do you have sky interweb? can you get skygo online?

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

hope the little ones ok mate, worse thing in the world when your flesh and blood are ill. as for your sky do you have sky interweb? can you get skygo online?

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote: Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now... You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

St Retford wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

hope the little ones ok mate, worse thing in the world when your flesh and blood are ill. as for your sky do you have sky interweb? can you get skygo online?

Cheers mate. To be fair he's spent the afternoon pottering around Wythenshawe Hospital in a nappy and a Saints top shouting "C'mon Wickie" at the nurses, who have no idea what he's on about. I think it really gave the lads the lift they needed...

St Retford wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote: Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

hope the little ones ok mate, worse thing in the world when your flesh and blood are ill. as for your sky do you have sky interweb? can you get skygo online?

Cheers mate. To be fair he's spent the afternoon pottering around Wythenshawe Hospital in a nappy and a Saints top shouting "C'mon Wickie" at the nurses, who have no idea what he's on about. I think it really gave the lads the lift they needed...

seventh-junction wrote:
I can't imagine being dumped out of 3 cup competitions at home to teams like Notts County and Wycombe Wanderers.
No disrespect to NC and WW but it must be a tad embarrassing.”
I also can't imagine having a run down sh1te hole for a ground and pathetic attendances or having to beg steal and borrow other cubs players each month.
That must also be a tad embarrassing””
I also can't imagine losing at home to Brentford in front of only 11,000 and starting to leave with 20 minutes left to play and then 7,000 people booing your own team which technically speaking isn't really yours.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for fish fiddling mongs”
I also can't imagine having a manager who couldn't get away fast enough after getting booed by his own supporters the night before and also having a ground that when spelt backwards says nottarf krap which is kind of apt I suppose.
Even so that must be a tad embarrassing even for inbred wannabe John Westwwod w@nkers who need a good Jimmy Saville seeing to.
I also can't imagine trying to buy your own club with less than 2,000 of the bestest ever greatest most bestest and greatest fans ever TM when most have only pledged the initial £100 but have no intentions of actually paying £1000 as the social won't give it to them.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for the prepubescent fish f@cking tw@ts that post utter sh1te on another teams site because they are such sad little westwood wannabe w@nkers
I also can't imagine losing to the bottom side in league one which would now mean you would soon be bottom when ten points are deducted for cheating and generally being one of the most dishonest and despised football clubs in football.
That must be a tad embarrassing even for a load of plastic cockney inbred chavs, of whom some still post on another clubs site pretending to be fans of that club thinking they are clever but really are showing what a sad bunch of mongs they really are.”
I also can't imagine being a sad fish fiddling pr1ck wanting to spend so much time spewing out the same old boring and childish load sh1te about a bigger and richer club with a bright future rather than wallowing in the demise and slow death of your own p1ss poor little club on your own site.
That must be a tad embarrassing.
I also can't imagine losing at home yet again and six games in a row in league one when your superior neighbours have just given QPR a footballing lesson and now picked up 4 points from 6 which is a bit better than 0 points from 18.
That must be a tad embarrassing which would explain why the spineless fish worrying skunts aren't playing tonight and are all indoors with their westwood wannabe jim- jams on but not blowing their plastic trumpets.......sssh, sssh

RedArmy1 wrote:

joelster wrote:

holburyhalo wrote:
Absolutely brilliant the team did well,but did you hear those saints fans they where singing for all of us,I don't think I could be any more proud to be a saints fan well done to every single one of them.

totally agree about the fans- thank you, you did us all proud!!

THAT'S WHAT THE FANS AND THIS CLUB DOES !!!

WE ARE THE MIGHTY SOUTHAMPTON.


We've been to palace - watford - charlton etc last few seasons and today QPR - we dominate in the streets before and after the game and on the Terraces - there is only one club in these games

We owned the upper and lower terraces today and we were the top fans today - no issue !!

THE SAINTS GO MARCHING ON-ON-ON !!

After the game the chanting continued in the streets . WE ARE NUMBER ONE IN THE SOUTH !!


liverpool are running scared and have sold us under allocation - but next game after that AWAY we will be taking it to the opposition is fulham

IF YOU CAN GET A TICKET - BE THERE AND WIN AWAY !!

WE AIM TO F*CKING SMASH THEM.

RED ARMY. FIGHT AND WIN.

p.s confidence is high - Nigel has got a more settled winning side and we are gonna give it everything to WIN our next two home games.

WINNING IS EVERYTHING.

NO FEAR NO SURRENDER.
UP THE PREMIER LEAGUE WE MUST GO.

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote: Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

hope the little ones ok mate, worse thing in the world when your flesh and blood are ill. as for your sky do you have sky interweb? can you get skygo online?

Cheers mate. To be fair he's spent the afternoon pottering around Wythenshawe Hospital in a nappy and a Saints top shouting "C'mon Wickie" at the nurses, who have no idea what he's on about. I think it really gave the lads the lift they needed...

Wythenshawe Hospital now that brings back memorys. had to go there back in the early 90`s when i was working on the manc airport upgrade.

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote: Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now... You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

retford just got this from sky site for you.

Okay,carry out this procedure.Only do the second part if you have to because you will lose your recordings.

1. Power the box off at the mains power supply.

3. Locate the backup button on the front/top of the box.

4. Press and hold in the Backup button, and while doing this switch the box back on at the mains supply.

5. Continue to hold the Backup button after you have powered on, you should see within 60 seconds 3 more lights come on the front of the box? At this stage you can release the Backup button.

6. If you have 4 lights lit, it means the box is going through the forced download procedure. Leave for 15 minutes then try to see if your Issue is resolved.

DONT DO THIS NEXT ONE UNLESS YOU REALLY HAVE TOO! YOU WILL LOSE ALL OF THE RECORDINGS ON YOUR BOX!
If that fails then the next step will be a front panel reset (This will reformat the hard drive losing all saved recordings):

1. Power the box off at the mains power supply.

2. Locate the left and right arrow buttons either side of the select button on the front/top of the box.

3. Press and hold both the left and right arrow buttons in together, and while holding power the box back on and continue to hold the buttons after the red light comes back on.

4. Continue to hold the buttons, you should see within 60 seconds, the blue/green circle light in the centre of the box light up a full circle.

5. Let go the buttons then press select button on the box twice.

6. You should see the blue/green circle light moving anti-clockwise and the record and play lights in the centre flashing on/off.

7. Once the lights go off, the box will have rebooted and you will now only have the red standby light lit on the box.

8. If you can now wait 2 minutes before switching the box back on from standby to see if the fault has resolved

hope this works. last time my box did this i had to change some of the resistors inside.
good luck!

Tirau Dan wrote:

St Retford wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

hope the little ones ok mate, worse thing in the world when your flesh and blood are ill. as for your sky do you have sky interweb? can you get skygo online?

Cheers mate. To be fair he's spent the afternoon pottering around Wythenshawe Hospital in a nappy and a Saints top shouting "C'mon Wickie" at the nurses, who have no idea what he's on about. I think it really gave the lads the lift they needed...

All the best to you St Ret.. I think your lad was on the nurse pull!! Good on him.

St Retford wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote: Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now... You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

retford just got this from sky site for you.

Okay,carry out this procedure.Only do the second part if you have to because you will lose your recordings.

1. Power the box off at the mains power supply.

3. Locate the backup button on the front/top of the box.

4. Press and hold in the Backup button, and while doing this switch the box back on at the mains supply.

5. Continue to hold the Backup button after you have powered on, you should see within 60 seconds 3 more lights come on the front of the box? At this stage you can release the Backup button.

6. If you have 4 lights lit, it means the box is going through the forced download procedure. Leave for 15 minutes then try to see if your Issue is resolved.

DONT DO THIS NEXT ONE UNLESS YOU REALLY HAVE TOO! YOU WILL LOSE ALL OF THE RECORDINGS ON YOUR BOX!
If that fails then the next step will be a front panel reset (This will reformat the hard drive losing all saved recordings):

1. Power the box off at the mains power supply.

2. Locate the left and right arrow buttons either side of the select button on the front/top of the box.

3. Press and hold both the left and right arrow buttons in together, and while holding power the box back on and continue to hold the buttons after the red light comes back on.

4. Continue to hold the buttons, you should see within 60 seconds, the blue/green circle light in the centre of the box light up a full circle.

5. Let go the buttons then press select button on the box twice.

6. You should see the blue/green circle light moving anti-clockwise and the record and play lights in the centre flashing on/off.

7. Once the lights go off, the box will have rebooted and you will now only have the red standby light lit on the box.

8. If you can now wait 2 minutes before switching the box back on from standby to see if the fault has resolved

hope this works. last time my box did this i had to change some of the resistors inside.
good luck!

Mate, you're a fricking genius. Thank you!

I can now now have a massive laugh at Pompey's expense.

St Retford wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote: Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now... You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

retford just got this from sky site for you. Okay,carry out this procedure.Only do the second part if you have to because you will lose your recordings. 1. Power the box off at the mains power supply. 3. Locate the backup button on the front/top of the box. 4. Press and hold in the Backup button, and while doing this switch the box back on at the mains supply. 5. Continue to hold the Backup button after you have powered on, you should see within 60 seconds 3 more lights come on the front of the box? At this stage you can release the Backup button. 6. If you have 4 lights lit, it means the box is going through the forced download procedure. Leave for 15 minutes then try to see if your Issue is resolved. DONT DO THIS NEXT ONE UNLESS YOU REALLY HAVE TOO! YOU WILL LOSE ALL OF THE RECORDINGS ON YOUR BOX! If that fails then the next step will be a front panel reset (This will reformat the hard drive losing all saved recordings): 1. Power the box off at the mains power supply. 2. Locate the left and right arrow buttons either side of the select button on the front/top of the box. 3. Press and hold both the left and right arrow buttons in together, and while holding power the box back on and continue to hold the buttons after the red light comes back on. 4. Continue to hold the buttons, you should see within 60 seconds, the blue/green circle light in the centre of the box light up a full circle. 5. Let go the buttons then press select button on the box twice. 6. You should see the blue/green circle light moving anti-clockwise and the record and play lights in the centre flashing on/off. 7. Once the lights go off, the box will have rebooted and you will now only have the red standby light lit on the box. 8. If you can now wait 2 minutes before switching the box back on from standby to see if the fault has resolved hope this works. last time my box did this i had to change some of the resistors inside. good luck!

Mate, you're a fricking genius. Thank you! I can now now have a massive laugh at Pompey's expense.

Norwegian Saint wrote:
Just watch match of the day...
I thought they were kind to show a few QPR attacks.
They also picked up on a poor Gazza performance but Hansen said we were brilliant and can't understand how we are down there.
Also, Harry was very coy on the QPR job.
Just in case you missed it earlier....

OH BOY, I'VE WAITED FOR THIS...

Bill Bailey...
Martin Clunes...
Liam Ridgewell...
Ade Edmundson...
Ken Bates...
Ferne Cotton...
Pete Doherty...
.........
.........
.........
"YOUR BOYS TOOK A HELL OF A BEATING.... ONE HELLLLLLL OF A BEATING!!!!!!!!"

St Retford wrote:

Tirau Dan wrote:

St Retford wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

hope the little ones ok mate, worse thing in the world when your flesh and blood are ill. as for your sky do you have sky interweb? can you get skygo online?

Cheers mate. To be fair he's spent the afternoon pottering around Wythenshawe Hospital in a nappy and a Saints top shouting "C'mon Wickie" at the nurses, who have no idea what he's on about. I think it really gave the lads the lift they needed...

All the best to you St Ret.. I think your lad was on the nurse pull!! Good on him.

To be fair, the nurses were pretty spectacular and he's an especially cute child. If it ever goes to pot with the mother (and she's a Manure fan so it might) I'm going to be laughing.

pompey in spain wrote:
big fella,,or should that be small fella..GROW UP BABES!!.....angus yes i have pledged mate thats what proper fans do!!..and yes in your case you ought to feel inferior and when you were in trouble and in fact when you went down ,the day WBA beat us i danced like i never danced before on the beach and i dont mind taking it now but have a bit of class.!..the seed ,confucious.and 6 or 7 others on here get me every time same vein as you ...but with class!!

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

randre wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Kunt, you really are. He stated his little boy was in hospital. You are a joke and a disgrace. I came on here to say how well the team plates today and how much better we look.

But I didn't expect to see little idiots like you.

Rant over....

Anyway, saints were superb today, the movement and passing were superb. Young Luke Shaw again looked superb.

The whole team did well today and I am so pleased, not even pimpy in Spain or kunt is going to ruin it..

St Retford wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

slugger wrote:

St Retford wrote:

kent141 wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Well I for one am bloody well gutted. I turned down tickets because my kid's not well and Since 9 o'clock this morning I've been is hospital with my little boy. I've just got home to find my Sky box has packed up so I can't even watch the highlights. Rupert Murdoch, you are a Grade A c@nt.

So are you numpty !!

Are you staying up till 1 to watch your highlights with Manish and Steve Claridge? I don't want to ruin the game so if you don't want to know the result then look away now...














You're absolutely fecking terrible :(

lol ..... read and weep .

I might watch and laugh...

I wish I could. Seriously, what do you do if the red light on the right of your Sky box refuses to turn green?

SnapperSaint wrote:

West Ender wrote:
If Puncheon played like this every week he would be on of the first names on the team sheet.

I agree I could not believe it was actually Puncheon today he was like a new signing...such positive runs forward, without losing the ball, and then excellent finishing to cap it all off...

Saint 2701 wrote:
See, No Danny Fox = success.

Onwards and upwards COYR!!!

ghk230473 wrote:
On motd, punch looked heavily involved along with clyne. Asks the question does he need more motivation, playing against his old team even though on loan, or how or why was guly keeping him out of team?
Lambert has to start every game and starting 11 yesterday is probably our best, I haven't given up on hoiveld. New goalie, left back, and centre half a must in january. Definate outs are fox, boruc and sdr.

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

St Forlife wrote:
Had a most enjoyable day yesterday at QPR and doesn't it just feel great to get home and actually look forward to MoTD? Doesn't it feel great to to wake up on Sunday morning after a win?

Yesterday's performance was solid. Yes the goal conceded was another sloppy one and you can still see the 'Work in Progress' sign up - but dominated the game for all bar 10 minutes in my opinion.

Corky was terrific again - and Punch has been playing terrific since the pre season - that is what I call good man management - picking a player up from such a deep low to getting the very best out of him week in week out - terrific.

But the best part of the day was the togetrherness shown by the crowd. What other team down the bottom of any league chants the name of their manager over and over again - made me feel proud to be associated with this great club. Togetherness in tough times dvelops a spine that can run through a club.

If the football is poor and no team spirit shown then that's when you get a restless crowd baiting for blood - but we have been served great football in recent years and all see where the improvements need to be made. Positive stuff always - proud of the team, proud of the manager, proud of the club and proud of the supporters

Let's now try and get some momentum - bring on the Magpies

costa gaz wrote:
Ramirez gets better with every game, Luke shaw looks very comfortable and could save us a few mil come January.
But for me, Jack Cork is making the difference at the moment.
The defence seem to have a bit more confidence when Cork is on the pitch.

St Forlife wrote:
Had a most enjoyable day yesterday at QPR and doesn't it just feel great to get home and actually look forward to MoTD? Doesn't it feel great to to wake up on Sunday morning after a win?

Yesterday's performance was solid. Yes the goal conceded was another sloppy one and you can still see the 'Work in Progress' sign up - but dominated the game for all bar 10 minutes in my opinion.

Corky was terrific again - and Punch has been playing terrific since the pre season - that is what I call good man management - picking a player up from such a deep low to getting the very best out of him week in week out - terrific.

But the best part of the day was the togetrherness shown by the crowd. What other team down the bottom of any league chants the name of their manager over and over again - made me feel proud to be associated with this great club. Togetherness in tough times dvelops a spine that can run through a club.

If the football is poor and no team spirit shown then that's when you get a restless crowd baiting for blood - but we have been served great football in recent years and all see where the improvements need to be made. Positive stuff always - proud of the team, proud of the manager, proud of the club and proud of the supporters

Let's now try and get some momentum - bring on the Magpies

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Velleity wrote:
Poor old Kent.

Are you still claiming to be a Saints supporter? Tell me, were you at the game yesterday? What pie did you have this time?

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Oh randre! You poor deluded thing. We all want Saints to win, but some of us don't feel the need to clap like performing seals, when the manager & the players aren't delivering.

These so called "happy clappers" that you so proudly proclaim to be a part of have every right to clap poor performances, whether it helps the club, is another matter.

NA had made some poor decisions, by constantly singing his name is merely saying to him, we approve of you not sorting out the defense, trying 3 different GKs in the first 6 games & encouraging the team, in the final third, to hold on to the ball way to long, instead of playing sb through.

Remember, at the end of the day we all want the same thing, a successful club, think of that when you round on us, your brethren, with that acid tongue of yours!

St Forlife wrote:
Had a most enjoyable day yesterday at QPR and doesn't it just feel great to get home and actually look forward to MoTD? Doesn't it feel great to to wake up on Sunday morning after a win?

Yesterday's performance was solid. Yes the goal conceded was another sloppy one and you can still see the 'Work in Progress' sign up - but dominated the game for all bar 10 minutes in my opinion.

Corky was terrific again - and Punch has been playing terrific since the pre season - that is what I call good man management - picking a player up from such a deep low to getting the very best out of him week in week out - terrific.

But the best part of the day was the togetrherness shown by the crowd. What other team down the bottom of any league chants the name of their manager over and over again - made me feel proud to be associated with this great club. Togetherness in tough times dvelops a spine that can run through a club.

If the football is poor and no team spirit shown then that's when you get a restless crowd baiting for blood - but we have been served great football in recent years and all see where the improvements need to be made. Positive stuff always - proud of the team, proud of the manager, proud of the club and proud of the supporters

Let's now try and get some momentum - bring on the Magpies

Force14 wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Oh randre! You poor deluded thing. We all want Saints to win, but some of us don't feel the need to clap like performing seals, when the manager & the players aren't delivering.

These so called "happy clappers" that you so proudly proclaim to be a part of have every right to clap poor performances, whether it helps the club, is another matter.

NA had made some poor decisions, by constantly singing his name is merely saying to him, we approve of you not sorting out the defense, trying 3 different GKs in the first 6 games & encouraging the team, in the final third, to hold on to the ball way to long, instead of playing sb through.

Remember, at the end of the day we all want the same thing, a successful club, think of that when you round on us, your brethren, with that acid tongue of yours!

well said kent

Force14 wrote:

St Forlife wrote:
Had a most enjoyable day yesterday at QPR and doesn't it just feel great to get home and actually look forward to MoTD? Doesn't it feel great to to wake up on Sunday morning after a win?

Yesterday's performance was solid. Yes the goal conceded was another sloppy one and you can still see the 'Work in Progress' sign up - but dominated the game for all bar 10 minutes in my opinion.

Corky was terrific again - and Punch has been playing terrific since the pre season - that is what I call good man management - picking a player up from such a deep low to getting the very best out of him week in week out - terrific.

But the best part of the day was the togetrherness shown by the crowd. What other team down the bottom of any league chants the name of their manager over and over again - made me feel proud to be associated with this great club. Togetherness in tough times dvelops a spine that can run through a club.

If the football is poor and no team spirit shown then that's when you get a restless crowd baiting for blood - but we have been served great football in recent years and all see where the improvements need to be made. Positive stuff always - proud of the team, proud of the manager, proud of the club and proud of the supporters

Let's now try and get some momentum - bring on the Magpies

Sadkins must have wrote this himself, calling himself st forlife is rather amusing....

aldermoorboy wrote:
win lose or draw, 10 more years for Nigel, one of the great Saints mangers along with Bates and Laurie M.

promised land wrote:

Force14 wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Oh randre! You poor deluded thing. We all want Saints to win, but some of us don't feel the need to clap like performing seals, when the manager & the players aren't delivering.

These so called "happy clappers" that you so proudly proclaim to be a part of have every right to clap poor performances, whether it helps the club, is another matter.

NA had made some poor decisions, by constantly singing his name is merely saying to him, we approve of you not sorting out the defense, trying 3 different GKs in the first 6 games & encouraging the team, in the final third, to hold on to the ball way to long, instead of playing sb through.

Remember, at the end of the day we all want the same thing, a successful club, think of that when you round on us, your brethren, with that acid tongue of yours!

well said kent

Hello "Black Knight" I just made a comment about clowns and then you turn up.

up saints wrote:
i remember people on this site saying we needed 6 players come jan.most were moaning about the defence.luke shaw has made the diference.also hats off to yosh and fonte.gazza has made the difference for me, yes ok if he makes one error a game and we bang in 3 the other end thats ok with me. could also add the work engine of punch clyne and llalana better just round off by saying good all round depth in the team.

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Force14 wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Keep on happy clapping randie... i bet you and a few others are camped outside sadkins house now clapping and singing in hope of a glimpse of your hero...

Force14 wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Keep on happy clapping randie... i bet you and a few others are camped outside sadkins house now clapping and singing in hope of a glimpse of your hero...

promised land wrote:

Force14 wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Keep on happy clapping randie... i bet you and a few others are camped outside sadkins house now clapping and singing in hope of a glimpse of your hero...

They are outside guy whittinghams house clapping him cos he's the new hero

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

up saints wrote:
i remember people on this site saying we needed 6 players come jan.most were moaning about the defence.luke shaw has made the diference.also hats off to yosh and fonte.gazza has made the difference for me, yes ok if he makes one error a game and we bang in 3 the other end thats ok with me. could also add the work engine of punch clyne and llalana better just round off by saying good all round depth in the team.

Well said! Yes, Gazza should be allowed to drop the odd clanger or two a game. As long as the others score more then he lets in, we'll be ok. Thank you up saints, for that complex mathematical equation, put into layman's terms for the arithmetically challenged amongst us.

Force14 wrote:

promised land wrote:

Force14 wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Keep on happy clapping randie... i bet you and a few others are camped outside sadkins house now clapping and singing in hope of a glimpse of your hero...

They are outside guy whittinghams house clapping him cos he's the new hero

I love Sadkins post match interview praising the fans.... It bought tears to my eyes

up saints wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

up saints wrote:
i remember people on this site saying we needed 6 players come jan.most were moaning about the defence.luke shaw has made the diference.also hats off to yosh and fonte.gazza has made the difference for me, yes ok if he makes one error a game and we bang in 3 the other end thats ok with me. could also add the work engine of punch clyne and llalana better just round off by saying good all round depth in the team.

Well said! Yes, Gazza should be allowed to drop the odd clanger or two a game. As long as the others score more then he lets in, we'll be ok. Thank you up saints, for that complex mathematical equation, put into layman's terms for the arithmetically challenged amongst us.

think you need to read before you comment i said.yes ok if he makes one error a game and we bang in 3 thats ok with me.you said should be allowed to drop the odd clanger or two a game.not the same in my eyes

Norwegian Saint wrote:
Summing up...

Saint v QPR = 250 quotes (so far)
Poopey v Donny = 1 quote. (One!)

More Poopey fans quoted on here than the newshite, no wonder they are a team in free fall with fans that would rather quote on a rivals website...
Priceless!

holburyhalo wrote:
Absolutely brilliant the team did well,but did you hear those saints fans they where singing for all of us,I don't think I could be any more proud to be a saints fan well done to every single one of them.

Barcelona Saint wrote:

costa gaz wrote:
Ramirez gets better with every game, Luke shaw looks very comfortable and could save us a few mil come January.
But for me, Jack Cork is making the difference at the moment.
The defence seem to have a bit more confidence when Cork is on the pitch.

And when Guly is not on it. We have played better without him tbh.
Great win yesterday.

I reckon we can beat Newcastle next week. They haven't won in 4 games and it's ours for the taking especially as Pardew comes back!
COYR!

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Oh randre! You poor deluded thing. We all want Saints to win, but some of us don't feel the need to clap like performing seals, when the manager & the players aren't delivering.

These so called "happy clappers" that you so proudly proclaim to be a part of have every right to clap poor performances, whether it helps the club, is another matter.

NA had made some poor decisions, by constantly singing his name is merely saying to him, we approve of you not sorting out the defense, trying 3 different GKs in the first 6 games & encouraging the team, in the final third, to hold on to the ball way to long, instead of playing sb through.

Remember, at the end of the day we all want the same thing, a successful club, think of that when you round on us, your brethren, with that acid tongue of yours!

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

circa 66 saint wrote:

More Glory wrote: Just thinking about the best post war managers in England. 1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said 2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts 3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides 4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side. 5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped. 6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football. 7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup 8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team 9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool. 10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness. 10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles. If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis. Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

IGNORANT STUPID SKUNT

randre wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

randre wrote:
There is one thing about our win yesterday that I believe is a huge indicator to how our season may go. The fact that we conceded a goal early in the second half made me worry, however the team didn't. The way they passed the ball around and still controlled vast phases of the game and didn't panic tells me they are getting a mental toughness. The team shape and togetherness was so evident.

As with QPR, the fans were not supportive of Hughes. Saints supporters have remained right behind Adkins and the team, I believe this has made a huge difference for the team spirit and togetherness.

The majority of our fans are truly superb, it is at times like this I can see the benefit of giving real support. For the minority doom merchants, we are better off without you. If being a "happy clapper" means we have a togetherness that helps in bo small part to breed confidence within our manager and team, then I'm delighted to be a happy clapper!

Oh randre! You poor deluded thing. We all want Saints to win, but some of us don't feel the need to clap like performing seals, when the manager & the players aren't delivering.

These so called "happy clappers" that you so proudly proclaim to be a part of have every right to clap poor performances, whether it helps the club, is another matter.

NA had made some poor decisions, by constantly singing his name is merely saying to him, we approve of you not sorting out the defense, trying 3 different GKs in the first 6 games & encouraging the team, in the final third, to hold on to the ball way to long, instead of playing sb through.

Remember, at the end of the day we all want the same thing, a successful club, think of that when you round on us, your brethren, with that acid tongue of yours!

Ok, look at Blackburn last year, no support.... Look at QPR this year... Same. Both teams struggling.

Nine of us said things were perfect, but the real supporters do their bit. I'm fed up with our club swapping manager as soon as the going gets tough, it's failed on so many occasions.

You say what you like, but the majority of supporters have been great, if I sit near you and you start complaining and booing the team I will give you a piece of my mind. We have been given some great football, as a Southampton supporter I am used to rallying around and supporting, remember the days at the Dell?

If you want to have a go at me and other fans who do their best to give the team a lift then you are a poor supporter and it makes me wonder if you do actually want the same thing.

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

St Forlife wrote:
Had a most enjoyable day yesterday at QPR and doesn't it just feel great to get home and actually look forward to MoTD? Doesn't it feel great to to wake up on Sunday morning after a win?

Yesterday's performance was solid. Yes the goal conceded was another sloppy one and you can still see the 'Work in Progress' sign up - but dominated the game for all bar 10 minutes in my opinion.

Corky was terrific again - and Punch has been playing terrific since the pre season - that is what I call good man management - picking a player up from such a deep low to getting the very best out of him week in week out - terrific.

But the best part of the day was the togetrherness shown by the crowd. What other team down the bottom of any league chants the name of their manager over and over again - made me feel proud to be associated with this great club. Togetherness in tough times dvelops a spine that can run through a club.

If the football is poor and no team spirit shown then that's when you get a restless crowd baiting for blood - but we have been served great football in recent years and all see where the improvements need to be made. Positive stuff always - proud of the team, proud of the manager, proud of the club and proud of the supporters

Let's now try and get some momentum - bring on the Magpies

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

At least get your facts right about who was Saints' manager when we took over Wembley Stadium for the day!

Skunt = ignorant tw4t!

saintkenny wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

At least get your facts right about who was Saints' manager when we took over Wembley Stadium for the day!

Skunt = ignorant tw4t!

tell you what more ignorance brian clough is not there .2 league titles 2 league cups 2 european cups .to leave him out you got to be ignorant ,but then most skates are

saintkenny wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

At least get your facts right about who was Saints' manager when we took over Wembley Stadium for the day!

Skunt = ignorant tw4t!

tell you what more ignorance brian clough is not there .2 league titles 2 league cups 2 european cups .to leave him out you got to be ignorant ,but then most skates are

SAINTROSCOE wrote:
where are the saints fans with any sense like pete the phantom &south west saint?Have been a saints fan for many yearsincluding living abroad & following on saints player&always read these posts.

We beat a dire dire dire bottom of the table team yesterday& stillconceded thanks to an inexperienced 20 year old keeper from Gillingham who cost us the win againstSwansea.

Why in the recent poll did Saints fans vote for Gazza over Kelvin Davis?


What has Kelvin done to be treated so shabbily?Yes he was in goal aganst the top teams we played at the beginning.Surely us fans expectedto lose against such teams

Ifwe had played any other team yesterday we would have got a draw or more likely lost the game.

Bring back Kelvin & we might have a chance to stay in this league & dont forget who helped us get here.

Welldone Puncheon&the rest of the lads& allthe wonderful travellingsupporters

-youare amazing
Apologies for long post.

scooter75 wrote:
honk honk !! Taxi for orange head

saintkenny wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

More Glory wrote: Just thinking about the best post war managers in England. 1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said 2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts 3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides 4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side. 5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped. 6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football. 7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup 8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team 9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool. 10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness. 10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles. If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis. Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

At least get your facts right about who was Saints' manager when we took over Wembley Stadium for the day! Skunt = ignorant tw4t!

tell you what more ignorance brian clough is not there .2 league titles 2 league cups 2 european cups .to leave him out you got to be ignorant ,but then most skates are

i missed brian on there ,but i dont read all skates .only the premier league fans comments

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

More Glory wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

More Glory wrote: Just thinking about the best post war managers in England. 1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said 2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts 3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides 4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side. 5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped. 6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football. 7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup 8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team 9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool. 10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness. 10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles. If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis. Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

At least get your facts right about who was Saints' manager when we took over Wembley Stadium for the day! Skunt = ignorant tw4t!

tell you what more ignorance brian clough is not there .2 league titles 2 league cups 2 european cups .to leave him out you got to be ignorant ,but then most skates are

i missed brian on there ,but i dont read all skates .only the premier league fans comments

We are all human Ken. I have been a Premier league fan though.

saintkenny wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

At least get your facts right about who was Saints' manager when we took over Wembley Stadium for the day!

Skunt = ignorant tw4t!

tell you what more ignorance brian clough is not there .2 league titles 2 league cups 2 european cups .to leave him out you got to be ignorant ,but then most skates are

and where is the sun tan he is as white as a ghost .did you not watch mod .also your last to bosses were tannned but not because of the sun ,because they were both browned off with your shocking football .heading for league 2 or more likley oblivion,another poxy 11.000 pack the park .why are you so interestesd in southamton,is this the portsmouth news.we dont care what any hapless skunt says

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

SAINTROSCOE wrote:
where are the saints fans with any sense like pete the phantom &south west saint?Have been a saints fan for many yearsincluding living abroad & following on saints player&always read these posts.

We beat a dire dire dire bottom of the table team yesterday& stillconceded thanks to an inexperienced 20 year old keeper from Gillingham who cost us the win againstSwansea.

Why in the recent poll did Saints fans vote for Gazza over Kelvin Davis?


What has Kelvin done to be treated so shabbily?Yes he was in goal aganst the top teams we played at the beginning.Surely us fans expectedto lose against such teams

Ifwe had played any other team yesterday we would have got a draw or more likely lost the game.

Bring back Kelvin & we might have a chance to stay in this league & dont forget who helped us get here.

Welldone Puncheon&the rest of the lads& allthe wonderful travellingsupporters

-youare amazing
Apologies for long post.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:
On motd, punch looked heavily involved along with clyne. Asks the question does he need more motivation, playing against his old team even though on loan, or how or why was guly keeping him out of team?
Lambert has to start every game and starting 11 yesterday is probably our best, I haven't given up on hoiveld. New goalie, left back, and centre half a must in january. Definate outs are fox, boruc and sdr.

Fair to say that Punch is reborn as a Saints player. Whatever was going on in his head last season seems sorted now and he is showing us what he is capable of.
If Gazza can learn from is errors, he can turn out to be the real deal.
Fox looks like he could be great as an impact player, but I tend to agree that he'll want away. Shaw has made the position his.
Some good solid business in January, and I think we'll be ok.

Bring back Branfoot wrote:
Ok, but why is it in the sports industry in general, be it footy, NFL or whatever, results are King. It's one thing to be losing, it's another to be trying three GKs in six or seven games. Settling on one who is 20 years old, with 15 games behind him. As well as all the other other naive things he has done.

I agree, we should support the players, who to me are giving their all, but I draw the line at singing pro NA stuff. I think that going after him with anti NA chants would be counterproductive.

I want NA to turn it around, for the club & himself, as he comes across as a thourghly nice chap. But in my job, if I don't deliver, I'm out. Why should it be any different for Nigel?

The fly in the soup, not the best analogy. But my point is, just because he got us back to back promotion, , why can't I point out his failings. It doesn't stop me from wanting him & the club to succeed.

Rising_Son wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:
Ok, but why is it in the sports industry in general, be it footy, NFL or whatever, results are King. It's one thing to be losing, it's another to be trying three GKs in six or seven games. Settling on one who is 20 years old, with 15 games behind him. As well as all the other other naive things he has done.

I agree, we should support the players, who to me are giving their all, but I draw the line at singing pro NA stuff. I think that going after him with anti NA chants would be counterproductive.

I want NA to turn it around, for the club & himself, as he comes across as a thourghly nice chap. But in my job, if I don't deliver, I'm out. Why should it be any different for Nigel?

The fly in the soup, not the best analogy. But my point is, just because he got us back to back promotion, , why can't I point out his failings. It doesn't stop me from wanting him & the club to succeed.

If we follow your logic, no new, inexperience players would ever get a game.

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

St Forlife wrote:
Had a most enjoyable day yesterday at QPR and doesn't it just feel great to get home and actually look forward to MoTD? Doesn't it feel great to to wake up on Sunday morning after a win?

Yesterday's performance was solid. Yes the goal conceded was another sloppy one and you can still see the 'Work in Progress' sign up - but dominated the game for all bar 10 minutes in my opinion.

Corky was terrific again - and Punch has been playing terrific since the pre season - that is what I call good man management - picking a player up from such a deep low to getting the very best out of him week in week out - terrific.

But the best part of the day was the togetrherness shown by the crowd. What other team down the bottom of any league chants the name of their manager over and over again - made me feel proud to be associated with this great club. Togetherness in tough times dvelops a spine that can run through a club.

If the football is poor and no team spirit shown then that's when you get a restless crowd baiting for blood - but we have been served great football in recent years and all see where the improvements need to be made. Positive stuff always - proud of the team, proud of the manager, proud of the club and proud of the supporters

Let's now try and get some momentum - bring on the Magpies

Post of the weekend by a country mile.

Brilliant post from someone at the match. Wish I could have been there, too.

scooter75 wrote:
honk honk !! Taxi for orange head

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

Velleity wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
where are all of our pet skates this evening ? ......... i do miss their input and poor gramma .

I don't

I'm rather enjoying the feeling of (as Nigel would doubtless call it) positivity. It's been a little in short supply recently.

Long may it last.

As the Portsmouth gramma, she's probably down the pub drowning her sorrows.

insane saint wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote:

joelster wrote:

holburyhalo wrote:
Absolutely brilliant the team did well,but did you hear those saints fans they where singing for all of us,I don't think I could be any more proud to be a saints fan well done to every single one of them.

totally agree about the fans- thank you, you did us all proud!!

THAT'S WHAT THE FANS AND THIS CLUB DOES !!!

WE ARE THE MIGHTY SOUTHAMPTON.


We've been to palace - watford - charlton etc last few seasons and today QPR - we dominate in the streets before and after the game and on the Terraces - there is only one club in these games

We owned the upper and lower terraces today and we were the top fans today - no issue !!

THE SAINTS GO MARCHING ON-ON-ON !!

After the game the chanting continued in the streets . WE ARE NUMBER ONE IN THE SOUTH !!


liverpool are running scared and have sold us under allocation - but next game after that AWAY we will be taking it to the opposition is fulham

IF YOU CAN GET A TICKET - BE THERE AND WIN AWAY !!

WE AIM TO F*CKING SMASH THEM.

RED ARMY. FIGHT AND WIN.

p.s confidence is high - Nigel has got a more settled winning side and we are gonna give it everything to WIN our next two home games.

WINNING IS EVERYTHING.

NO FEAR NO SURRENDER.
UP THE PREMIER LEAGUE WE MUST GO.

good to see you again REDARMY1 lert the good tmes begin.

WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON THE PRIDE OF THE SOUTH.

RED ARMY, RED ARMY, RED ARMY.

THERE'S ONLY 1 NIGEL ADKINS 1 NIGEL ADKINS THERE'S ONLY 1 NIGEL ADKINS.

bring on the next games we are up for them.

COYR.

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

Okay, criticise the manager, even call for his head, but if you EVER try to convince me that Santa doesn't exist, I'm going to have your balls on a poll!


All together:

'You better watch out, you better not cry,
You better not pout, I'm telling you why,
Santa Claus is coming to town!'

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Velleity wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
where are all of our pet skates this evening ? ......... i do miss their input and poor gramma .

I don't

I'm rather enjoying the feeling of (as Nigel would doubtless call it) positivity. It's been a little in short supply recently.

Long may it last.

As the Portsmouth gramma, she's probably down the pub drowning her sorrows.

Slugger quoted portsmouth gramma you are big if someone has problems with spelling and puntuation they are not inferior to you we all know you use a spell check on all your posts .
SAINTS won against Villa and now QPR both are bottom teams that does not suggest a improvement baddersley quoted he cant wate for Newcastle as they are on a losing streak bad form ,so you need teams in bad form to beat them you have done nothing to suggest premiership survival ! .

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Velleity wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
where are all of our pet skates this evening ? ......... i do miss their input and poor gramma .

I don't

I'm rather enjoying the feeling of (as Nigel would doubtless call it) positivity. It's been a little in short supply recently.

Long may it last.

As the Portsmouth gramma, she's probably down the pub drowning her sorrows.

Slugger quoted portsmouth gramma you are big if someone has problems with spelling and puntuation they are not inferior to you we all know you use a spell check on all your posts .
SAINTS won against Villa and now QPR both are bottom teams that does not suggest a improvement baddersley quoted he cant wate for Newcastle as they are on a losing streak bad form ,so you need teams in bad form to beat them you have done nothing to suggest premiership survival ! .

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I think our fans once again exposed the lies coming out of Portsea Island. Not only are we greater in number we are also greater in volume.

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I think our fans once again exposed the lies coming out of Portsea Island. Not only are we greater in number we are also greater in volume.

Our ground did not hold 32000 in premier Greater in number pompey v saints fa cup game 36000 at fratton park i was their in the 80 s

and you are not louder than us !

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I think our fans once again exposed the lies coming out of Portsea Island. Not only are we greater in number we are also greater in volume.

Our ground did not hold 32000 in premier Greater in number pompey v saints fa cup game 36000 at fratton park i was their in the 80 s

and you are not louder than us !

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

scooter75 wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

Adkins is God in the eyes of the lot on here and can do no wrong apart from the odd suntan fail

bluewhiteandred wrote:

insane saint wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote:

joelster wrote:

holburyhalo wrote:
Absolutely brilliant the team did well,but did you hear those saints fans they where singing for all of us,I don't think I could be any more proud to be a saints fan well done to every single one of them.

totally agree about the fans- thank you, you did us all proud!!

THAT'S WHAT THE FANS AND THIS CLUB DOES !!!

WE ARE THE MIGHTY SOUTHAMPTON.


We've been to palace - watford - charlton etc last few seasons and today QPR - we dominate in the streets before and after the game and on the Terraces - there is only one club in these games

We owned the upper and lower terraces today and we were the top fans today - no issue !!

THE SAINTS GO MARCHING ON-ON-ON !!

After the game the chanting continued in the streets . WE ARE NUMBER ONE IN THE SOUTH !!


liverpool are running scared and have sold us under allocation - but next game after that AWAY we will be taking it to the opposition is fulham

IF YOU CAN GET A TICKET - BE THERE AND WIN AWAY !!

WE AIM TO F*CKING SMASH THEM.

RED ARMY. FIGHT AND WIN.

p.s confidence is high - Nigel has got a more settled winning side and we are gonna give it everything to WIN our next two home games.

WINNING IS EVERYTHING.

NO FEAR NO SURRENDER.
UP THE PREMIER LEAGUE WE MUST GO.

good to see you again REDARMY1 lert the good tmes begin.

WE ARE SOUTHAMPTON THE PRIDE OF THE SOUTH.

RED ARMY, RED ARMY, RED ARMY.

THERE'S ONLY 1 NIGEL ADKINS 1 NIGEL ADKINS THERE'S ONLY 1 NIGEL ADKINS.

bring on the next games we are up for them.

COYR.

red army
You had to many shandys no 1 in the south ! i dont think so .
one win and your the best team ?
And your Bottom three

slugger wrote:

scooter75 wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

Adkins is God in the eyes of the lot on here and can do no wrong apart from the odd suntan fail

correctamundo ........ thud , thud .... skunt .

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Velleity wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

slugger wrote:
where are all of our pet skates this evening ? ......... i do miss their input and poor gramma .

I don't

I'm rather enjoying the feeling of (as Nigel would doubtless call it) positivity. It's been a little in short supply recently.

Long may it last.

As the Portsmouth gramma, she's probably down the pub drowning her sorrows.

Slugger quoted portsmouth gramma you are big if someone has problems with spelling and puntuation they are not inferior to you we all know you use a spell check on all your posts .
SAINTS won against Villa and now QPR both are bottom teams that does not suggest a improvement baddersley quoted he cant wate for Newcastle as they are on a losing streak bad form ,so you need teams in bad form to beat them you have done nothing to suggest premiership survival ! .

circa 66 saint wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

7 junction if they needed extras then depending how many, they could use the creditors,unfortunat

ely i think it would have be limited to a few thousand

SaintJD wrote:
For the attention of all Poopey fans who say their club is better supported - average attendance for season so far, including percentage of capacity:

Poopey: average attendance 12,580, capacity 20,688, percentage of capacity vs average: 60.8%.

Saints: average attendance 30,396, capacity 32,689, percentage of capacity vs average: 92.9%.

And that's a team at the foot of league 1, about to go into league 2, in desperate need of your support - you know the ones you tell us filled the ground in the Premier League who have gone missing.

Link for the official stats:

http://itv.stats.foo

tball365.com/dom/ENG

/D2/attend.html

Bring back Branfoot wrote:
At last, someone posing a rational argument. Who would replace him is key.

Chaps, if Southampton wasn't your team, and you had a cold hard look at the money spent, the Gk situation, defense, the tactic of lots of meaningless short little passes in the final third and Rickie twice being left on the bench, wouldn't your appraisal be a little on the negative side.

Well done for supporting Adkins, but it's a little embarrassing when fans of other clubs ask, with all that money spent why didn't he sort out the back & why do the players overplay it in the final third and why are the fans constantly singing his name, like he's Brian Clough.

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

Baddesley Bill wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

Is this your brain? " . "



WTFILN :O)

SaintJD wrote:
For the attention of all Poopey fans who say their club is better supported - average attendance for season so far, including percentage of capacity:

Poopey: average attendance 12,580, capacity 20,688, percentage of capacity vs average: 60.8%.

Saints: average attendance 30,396, capacity 32,689, percentage of capacity vs average: 92.9%.

And that's a team at the foot of league 1, about to go into league 2, in desperate need of your support - you know the ones you tell us filled the ground in the Premier League who have gone missing.

Link for the official stats:

http://itv.stats.foo

tball365.com/dom/ENG

/D2/attend.html

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

saintkenny wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
want to read this as an echo headline.


ADKINS GETS THE SACK

72 year old nigel adkins, has parted company with saints. after twenty odd years of wonderful success.and he leaves behind a fantastic legacy of a type of football called "the southampon way" I just hope I'm still around to see it mind.

of course you will ,and you can hang your coat up

mack chinnon wrote:
I went yesterday( cheers Slugger and Baddesely Bill) and we were good tight and together.
I have read all the comments about our keeper but he was good brave up for it and enjoying it. Sure he was out of position for there goal but get over it. It was a good tactical decision by the Reverand Nigel to play him yesterday to give him confidence for the future. He will be a constant in our team in the future.
We have missed Cork he was great yesterday.Adam was a magician yesterday. Rickie was tough and brave Puncheon was the games star Shaw is now a regular alongside a classy Clyne and our centre backs are really starting to gel.
I have never felt anything but positive with the Reverand Nigel in charge and yesterday did nothing to dispel that.
I feel we our on our way now,my only worry is can we keep hold of the Rev.
BB and Strassie,looking forward to giving you a pound and a pint a piece.
Come on you O,s

bluewhiteandred wrote:

SaintJD wrote:
For the attention of all Poopey fans who say their club is better supported - average attendance for season so far, including percentage of capacity:

Poopey: average attendance 12,580, capacity 20,688, percentage of capacity vs average: 60.8%.

Saints: average attendance 30,396, capacity 32,689, percentage of capacity vs average: 92.9%.

And that's a team at the foot of league 1, about to go into league 2, in desperate need of your support - you know the ones you tell us filled the ground in the Premier League who have gone missing.

Link for the official stats:

http://itv.stats.foo


tball365.com/dom/ENG


/D2/attend.html

Average is based over whole season your mug fans purchased alot of season tickets expecting more success you cant deny that.
Cortesse only spet 30 million on players which is nothing in premier league so good bye premier hello championship .

warrens 76 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
want to read this as an echo headline.


ADKINS GETS THE SACK

72 year old nigel adkins, has parted company with saints. after twenty odd years of wonderful success.and he leaves behind a fantastic legacy of a type of football called "the southampon way" I just hope I'm still around to see it mind.

of course you will ,and you can hang your coat up

Love it...

warrens 76 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
want to read this as an echo headline.


ADKINS GETS THE SACK

72 year old nigel adkins, has parted company with saints. after twenty odd years of wonderful success.and he leaves behind a fantastic legacy of a type of football called "the southampon way" I just hope I'm still around to see it mind.

of course you will ,and you can hang your coat up

Love it...

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

Is this your brain? " . "



WTFILN :O)

baddesley bill read your post previous you quoted Saints may have a chance against newcasle as they have hit bad form That statement implies saints are cr,p

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

Westwood: Do you expect me to pledge and pay?
Reply; No Mr.Bond I expect you to die!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

bluewhiteandred wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

Westwood: Do you expect me to pledge and pay?
Reply; No Mr.Bond I expect you to die!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

That is funny made me giggle i would not say that to to westwoods face

Baddesley Bill wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

Is this your brain? " . "



WTFILN :O)

baddesley bill read your post previous you quoted Saints may have a chance against newcasle as they have hit bad form That statement implies saints are cr,p

You can imply what you like...you usually do...

...but then again, you are a skunt clutching at any straw you can.

The correct spelling is "Newcastle" btw.

kent141 wrote:
2 wins against the other hopeless teams at the bottom of the table is not good enough.
Taxi for Adkins now

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:
GOOD RESULT TODAY SUNDERLAND 3-1 AT FULHUM TODAY THEY ARE ON 11 POINTS AND GOOD RESULT READING SO NO PROGRESS MADE HA HA HA HA HA

Is this your brain? " . "



WTFILN :O)

baddesley bill read your post previous you quoted Saints may have a chance against newcasle as they have hit bad form That statement implies saints are cr,p

You can imply what you like...you usually do...

...but then again, you are a skunt clutching at any straw you can.

The correct spelling is "Newcastle" btw.

You use spell check i dont ! typical SAINT , you reply i dont bully for you striped deck chair attentant

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I said eary on that sunderland won 3-1 at fulham today and they had now 11 points the good news you deck chair itchen attendants i was wrong they have 12 points no one looked dont blame you as your botton of the league you are lot going down ha ha ha ha ha

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7

DR. NOMONEY
FISHFINGER
YOU ONLY DIE ONCE

LIVE AND LET DIE


HAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I said eary on that sunderland won 3-1 at fulham today and they had now 11 points the good news you deck chair itchen attendants i was wrong they have 12 points no one looked dont blame you as your botton of the league you are lot going down ha ha ha ha ha

bluewhiteandred wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

Westwood: Do you expect me to pledge and pay?
Reply; No Mr.Bond I expect you to die!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

That is funny made me giggle i would not say that to to westwoods face

More Glory wrote:
Just thinking about the best post war managers in England.

1. Bob Paisley - 3 European Cups, 6 titles in 9 years - nuff said
2. Alex Ferguson - 12 titles, 2 European Cups. Helped with all the sky money and retention of home gate receipts
3. Brian Clough. 2 league titles 2 European cups. All with provincial sides
4. Arsene Wenger. 3 league titles. 4 FA cups. transformed Arsenal into a great side to watch for neutrals. Built the side called the invincibles with the help of a Robert Pires dive. Given the one of the best ever English defences as a base, and maybe wasted it with mainly foreign players who weren't loyal to the club. One of the best football comments ever to Ferguson "Of course everyone thinks their wife is the prettiest" - referring to Fergies own side.
5. Stan Cullis. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups with players with very strange accents for which communication must have been almost impossible. Fluoride ingestion would not have helped.
6. Nigel Adkins. Took a provincial side to two consecutive promotions, and a paint pot trophy in front of fans who always turn on their manager and leave early for the exits. Respect - seriously. All this while having time to keep his sun tan fresh looking, being positive, meeting loads of strange farmer type fans at forums, then still being positive and fighting behind closed doors with the new Blofeld of English football.
7. Bill Shankly. 3 league titles, 2 FA cups UEFA cup
8. Howard Kendal. 2 league titles with a second city team
9. Kenny Dalglish. 4 league titles. Almost achieved titles with 3 clubs. Was bankrolled at Blackburn, and was given the best side in the country at Liverpool.
10. Don Revie. 2 league titles and many second places. Possibly the hardest ever team in the top flight. All of them together were able to overcome Graham Souness.
10. Bob Jackson. 2 league titles.

If Nige keep going, and gets into 17th place this season, he could probably move up ahead of stan Cullis.

Footnote. Brendan Rodgers doesnt count as he had the complete backing of his fans, and the beautiful football he has played at Swansea doesn't count as everyone expeccted to beat them and the opposition were psycholocially tricked into defeat. The saints are a much much bigger club, and can't get this effect and even though they have one of the best, bestest, and even bestier TM and poachiest academies in world football to rely on, we are talking kids here, and they are generally intimidated by the turn-coat fans, and the early exits.

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I said eary on that sunderland won 3-1 at fulham today and they had now 11 points the good news you deck chair itchen attendants i was wrong they have 12 points no one looked dont blame you as your botton of the league you are lot going down ha ha ha ha ha

bluewhiteandred wrote:
Why dont you find deckchairs in Southampton you wear them !

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash. They could call it "SKUNTFALL" Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!! wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7 DR. NOMONEY FISHFINGER YOU ONLY DIE ONCE LIVE AND LET DIE HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

bluewhiteandred wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7

DR. NOMONEY
FISHFINGER
YOU ONLY DIE ONCE

LIVE AND LET DIE


HAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

New Bond film

you only won twice

You Tesco george Red Deck Chair fashion fans

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash. They could call it "SKUNTFALL" Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!! wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7 DR. NOMONEY FISHFINGER YOU ONLY DIE ONCE LIVE AND LET DIE HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good evening sHeilHA. On form tonight I see.

You only win twice - err once
Dr No passion
The living Gaysway-lights
Trophies are forever
The cup is not enough

Baddesley Bill wrote:

mack chinnon wrote:
I went yesterday( cheers Slugger and Baddesely Bill) and we were good tight and together.
I have read all the comments about our keeper but he was good brave up for it and enjoying it. Sure he was out of position for there goal but get over it. It was a good tactical decision by the Reverand Nigel to play him yesterday to give him confidence for the future. He will be a constant in our team in the future.
We have missed Cork he was great yesterday.Adam was a magician yesterday. Rickie was tough and brave Puncheon was the games star Shaw is now a regular alongside a classy Clyne and our centre backs are really starting to gel.
I have never felt anything but positive with the Reverand Nigel in charge and yesterday did nothing to dispel that.
I feel we our on our way now,my only worry is can we keep hold of the Rev.
BB and Strassie,looking forward to giving you a pound and a pint a piece.
Come on you O,s

PRAISE BE TO THE LORD!!!!

For twas written that the Reverand Nigel would conjure us a goal leading from a corner. And it came to pass that Bill and Strassie finally bagged a quid. It was so written.


Oh...and come on orient.

Amen :O)

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I think our fans once again exposed the lies coming out of Portsea Island. Not only are we greater in number we are also greater in volume.

Our ground did not hold 32000 in premier Greater in number pompey v saints fa cup game 36000 at fratton park i was their in the 80 s

and you are not louder than us !

angus mc coatup wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I said eary on that sunderland won 3-1 at fulham today and they had now 11 points the good news you deck chair itchen attendants i was wrong they have 12 points no one looked dont blame you as your botton of the league you are lot going down ha ha ha ha ha

you are quite possibly the thickest,dopiest,stu

pidest uneducated boring feckin skunt. to have ever posted on here.and thats saying something judging you against what is very strong competition from the other thick,dopey,stupid, uneducated boring feckin skunts.

you got your pledge money ready yet.
£ 1000 gets you eeeeerrrrr
fcuk all................h

ahahaha ; O)

bluewhiteandred wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash.
They could call it "SKUNTFALL"
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes
Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!!
wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
WTFILN

Westwood: Do you expect me to pledge and pay?
Reply; No Mr.Bond I expect you to die!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

STID

That is funny made me giggle i would not say that to to westwoods face

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash. They could call it "SKUNTFALL" Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!! wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7 DR. NOMONEY FISHFINGER YOU ONLY DIE ONCE LIVE AND LET DIE HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good evening sHeilHA. On form tonight I see.

You only win twice - err once
Dr No passion
The living Gaysway-lights
Trophies are forever
The cup is not enough

warrens 76 wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I think our fans once again exposed the lies coming out of Portsea Island. Not only are we greater in number we are also greater in volume.

Our ground did not hold 32000 in premier Greater in number pompey v saints fa cup game 36000 at fratton park i was their in the 80 s

and you are not louder than us !

I was there too, with 9,000 saints fans so do not big it..plus 250 of us had tickets for the fratton enfd and got sussed so that means 9250 were saints fans...

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash. They could call it "SKUNTFALL" Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!! wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7 DR. NOMONEY FISHFINGER YOU ONLY DIE ONCE LIVE AND LET DIE HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good evening sHeilHA. On form tonight I see.

You only win twice - err once
Dr No passion
The living Gaysway-lights
Trophies are forever
The cup is not enough

circa 66 saint wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash. They could call it "SKUNTFALL" Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!! wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7 DR. NOMONEY FISHFINGER YOU ONLY DIE ONCE LIVE AND LET DIE HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good evening sHeilHA. On form tonight I see.

You only win twice - err once
Dr No passion
The living Gaysway-lights
Trophies are forever
The cup is not enough

THE STUPID SKUNT IS BACK you know the one who states facts without checking them
and ANGUS morning glory is as thick and stupid as your candidate multicoloured skunt

Force14 wrote:

warrens 76 wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I think our fans once again exposed the lies coming out of Portsea Island. Not only are we greater in number we are also greater in volume.

Our ground did not hold 32000 in premier Greater in number pompey v saints fa cup game 36000 at fratton park i was their in the 80 s

and you are not louder than us !

I was there too, with 9,000 saints fans so do not big it..plus 250 of us had tickets for the fratton enfd and got sussed so that means 9250 were saints fans...

Priceless comedy on here tonight..haha

warrens 76 wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I think our fans once again exposed the lies coming out of Portsea Island. Not only are we greater in number we are also greater in volume.

Our ground did not hold 32000 in premier Greater in number pompey v saints fa cup game 36000 at fratton park i was their in the 80 s

and you are not louder than us !

I was there too, with 9,000 saints fans so do not big it..plus 250 of us had tickets for the fratton enfd and got sussed so that means 9250 were saints fans...

Velleity wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

I love this style of argument:

Person 1 says, we need to stand behind the team whatever happens. Person 2 then says "So what you're saying is that if the team gets no more points over the next ten seasons, we should stand behind them"

Poor. Very poor. And not worthy of response.



All people are saying is that support tends to help teams to perform better. If that's the case, why not shout out your support?

Please don't extrapolate from that that I'd support the team if they slaughtered all the first born children in the UK...

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash. They could call it "SKUNTFALL" Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!! wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7 DR. NOMONEY FISHFINGER YOU ONLY DIE ONCE LIVE AND LET DIE HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good evening sHeilHA. On form tonight I see. You only win twice - err once Dr No passion The living Gaysway-lights Trophies are forever The cup is not enough

Hey Gloria, hope you enjoyed our victory yesterday. If you want to see one you'll have to go off to your docks I'm afraid. That's the only place you're likely to see one! HAHAHAHAHA How about The charity tins are not enough Skuntopussy On her majesty's service, never! Liquidation is forever HAHAHAHA STID

seventh-junction wrote:
007 ha ha ha ha ha
I've just laughed at one of my own posts.....good isn't it!!
Great comedy on here tonight.....I wonder what it's like on the skunts site......zzzzzzzzzz

zzzzz...

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

More Glory wrote:

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote: If the stinking fish fiddling inbred mongs lose again next week that will be W0 D0 L7. = 007.....They'll be able to make a spoof Bond movie to raise some cash. They could call it "SKUNTFALL" Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. The clown westwood could play Bond and the old biddy on the scooter could play M Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha The only draw back will be getting enough extras for the crowd scenes Wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.....oh and being able to pay anyone!!! wah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha WTFILN

We could have a fookinfield day with this J7 DR. NOMONEY FISHFINGER YOU ONLY DIE ONCE LIVE AND LET DIE HAHAHAHAHAHA STID

Good evening sHeilHA. On form tonight I see. You only win twice - err once Dr No passion The living Gaysway-lights Trophies are forever The cup is not enough

Hey Gloria, hope you enjoyed our victory yesterday. If you want to see one you'll have to go off to your docks I'm afraid. That's the only place you're likely to see one! HAHAHAHAHA How about The charity tins are not enough Skuntopussy On her majesty's service, never! Liquidation is forever HAHAHAHA STID

From Hush-here with love For your eyes only -no changes required characters from.... ****'s for sure Millio Stars-go (always) Bores

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

Velleity wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

slugger wrote:

Bring back Branfoot wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

I love this style of argument:

Person 1 says, we need to stand behind the team whatever happens. Person 2 then says "So what you're saying is that if the team gets no more points over the next ten seasons, we should stand behind them"

Poor. Very poor. And not worthy of response.



All people are saying is that support tends to help teams to perform better. If that's the case, why not shout out your support?

Please don't extrapolate from that that I'd support the team if they slaughtered all the first born children in the UK...

You're a muppet! No one's saying they're going to stop following the team. Why should any manager be sacked? If you love the club you should support the manager, no matter what. you're a doughnut! Back to your itv2 you go!

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saintshorse101 wrote:
the reason that saints fans supported NA when we lost a few games is that being a supporter means that you back your team. if we were playing poorly or looked like we couldnt win games then NA would not have been given the backing he was, look at qpr yesterday! saints fans know and understand what its like to struggle at the bottom of the league with poor managers playing poorly. we know that NA is far better than some of the dross we have had in charge over the years (branfoot!) saints fans also know that being a supporter means you are there to cheer the team on when things arent going great, and we know that this gives the manager and players a lift. this is why saints fans kept going to st marys when in L1 and why we kept going at the start of this season. other teams dont have such great support, look at poopey, only 11,792 were at notarf yesterday, and that includes away fans. i wonder how many left early and if the few that remained booed the team off, i would say their team but its not its made up of loaners, this is a trait they try to throw at us whilst claiming they would never do such a thing! yes they may have a core support but only 2000 odd have pledged! saints fans get behind their manager and players, poopey havent got a manager and cant appoint one, and they havent got many players, and cant buy any. any club can go and buy success but those that try get burnt unless they have big new stadiums and 40k plus fans in it! i am proud of the fact that saints produce their own players through the academy (we dont poach players, just cause they dont want to play for your lot!) and am proud that we have some players we had in L1 playing for us in the prem. i am also proud that we have a chairman who can accept apologies from players, who speak out against them and the club, and allow that player back into the fold. i will admit i thought that we should have got rid of punch, but am pleased that i was wrong and since he started playing again i gave him my full support, and didnt he play well yesterday, but thats what being a fan is all about.

I don't agree that even when the manager is serving up dross, the hard working fans should be expected to sit and swallow it. This isn't a school sports day, where no matter the result, the kids are all winners. The days of £2 to get in the Milton are long gone.

NA, at heart, has good intentions, he wants the team to play attractive football, nice. But this overplaying in the final third just doesn't work in the Premiership. Also the GK situation & not sorting out the defense in the summer is not on.

Weren't we one of the biggest spenders this summer? Shouldn't the fans expect better? If I go out for a meal & find a fly in my soup, I'm not going to sit there with a painted on smile. Or should I, so I can be considered a true customer?

you could always vote with your feet if you don't like it and let the supporters support .

Oh, so being a supporter means if we were to lose 80% of the games over the next three months, we should all be right behind Adkins. You guys are brilliant, it's like the Premiership's version of the Manson Family. Nigel can do know wrong in the eyes of most of the club's supporters.

When the subject of Nigel, maybe not being the way forward for the club comes up, some fans react as if they're being told Santa doesn't exist. This season has become, for some fans, about telling the media we are behind Adkins and not about evaluationg what has gone on in the off season and what is going on when we play. Do tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

I love this style of argument:

Person 1 says, we need to stand behind the team whatever happens. Person 2 then says "So what you're saying is that if the team gets no more points over the next ten seasons, we should stand behind them"

Poor. Very poor. And not worthy of response.



All people are saying is that support tends to help teams to perform better. If that's the case, why not shout out your support?

Please don't extrapolate from that that I'd support the team if they slaughtered all the first born children in the UK...

You're a muppet! No one's saying they're going to stop following the team. Why should any manager be sacked? If you love the club you should support the manager, no matter what. you're a doughnut! Back to your itv2 you go!