Adkins: Ramirez was exhilarating (From Daily Echo)

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

kunt141 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Devastatingly funny. I did a small wee again. x

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

kent141 wrote:

kunt141 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Devastatingly funny. I did a small wee again. x

cool name... it suits you

on the ball city never mind the danger wrote:
just put directions into sat nav for directions to st marys its come back with little india

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
To be honest I'm still a little stunned by how good we were. We were breathtaking at times.

Please remember not to address a skunt directly.

We are getting a posse up to go and sit in the public gallery on 14th December and cheer Portpin and the judge on for what will hopefully be the last time ever. Come and join us.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
To be honest I'm still a little stunned by how good we were. We were breathtaking at times.

Please remember not to address a skunt directly.

We are getting a posse up to go and sit in the public gallery on 14th December and cheer Portpin and the judge on for what will hopefully be the last time ever. Come and join us.

Taunton Saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
To be honest I'm still a little stunned by how good we were. We were breathtaking at times.

Please remember not to address a skunt directly.

We are getting a posse up to go and sit in the public gallery on 14th December and cheer Portpin and the judge on for what will hopefully be the last time ever. Come and join us.

Seed as much as I would love to I actually have a policy of not going anywhere near the place. I refuse to spend money with any company associated with the city, to the point where i refused to use Job Serve for a work project as they sponsored them.

By going to that place I would end up indirectly supporting their economy as I know I would buy a drink or a paper and simply i refuse to give them any money!!

St Retford wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
To be honest I'm still a little stunned by how good we were. We were breathtaking at times.

Please remember not to address a skunt directly.

We are getting a posse up to go and sit in the public gallery on 14th December and cheer Portpin and the judge on for what will hopefully be the last time ever. Come and join us.

Innit.

What will be funny will be the sight of a load of skunt lawyers trying to convince the judge of what an absolute shitehole Fratton Park is. "Your honour, the team is a shambles and the ground is worse. The 10 people that regularly turn up sit in squalor under a tin roof. The surrounding area is a cackhole that would be ruled unfit to keep cattle in, let alone people. Portpin's valuation of £8m for 3 acres of real estate in the centre of our city is absurd. Just look at it - it's terrible."

on the ball city never mind the danger wrote:
just put directions into sat nav for directions to st marys its come back with little india

Confucious wrote:
Thank goodness for Sky TV's Football First programme. I was at the brilliant match yesterday, but I must confess the best bit for me was the final whistle. I thought we could win, but was apprehensive before the kick off. After missing a few early chances I worried we wouldn't get more or it "just might not be our day". After our first goal I worried it was slender lead with a long way to go. After the second goal I worried they might get one back and then we might concede an equaliser in a very nervy injury time spell. So, despite the fact that we were well on top almost throughout, the most enjoyable moment of all was the final whistle - rather like the "phew that was good" moment when a very scary roller coaster finally stops by the exit. But thanks to Sky, watching the match again whilst knowing the result, will be an altogether more savoured experience. And with steely resolve I won't start worrying about the Norwich match until at least tomorrow morning. I know we can win this one, but er...they've had an extra day's rest....er....hope we're not over confident after yesterday....er....i s Rickie's injury okay....er...be just typical if Surman scores against us....er....pass the whisky Alice!

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

seventh-junction wrote:
Can't wait for December 14....COYR FOADP
Well done Saints....brilliant football which was a joy to behold
Norwich are no mugs though but may have their first choice keeper out for our game Wednesday. Another 3 points would be very nice indeed and is looking quite possible if the side continue to play as well as they have in the last three games.
It could be worse, we could have only picked up 1 point out of a possible 21 in league 1...wah ha h ah ha
COYR...FOADP

SaintJD wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Your constant orange jokes are quite ironic considering your own manager left you to become a Tangerine.

Oh well.

Taunton Saint wrote:
sorry Jobsite not Jobserve, need to correct that incase they (Joserve) sue me for corporate slander, I hereby apologise profusely!

SO50 Saint wrote:
He was absolute class yesterday along with 10 others. I also thought both Jay and Davis looked excellent coming off of the bench. Great game and 2-0 didn't do us justice with the 2 turned down penalty claims, hittting the woodwork 3 times and the disallowed goal where he was a good yard onside

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

So, maybe you're the one mentioned in one of yesterday's threads who couldn't stop moaning during the match about Ramirez then. Or ........???????

We were fantastic yesterday and your opinion (which, of course, you're entitled to) stinks of fish, mush!

Strasbourg Saint wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

So, maybe you're the one mentioned in one of yesterday's threads who couldn't stop moaning during the match about Ramirez then. Or ........???????

We were fantastic yesterday and your opinion (which, of course, you're entitled to) stinks of fish, mush!

scooter75 wrote:

Taunton Saint wrote:
sorry Jobsite not Jobserve, need to correct that incase they (Joserve) sue me for corporate slander, I hereby apologise profusely!

Perkin Warbeck''' .

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league. I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor. It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham? Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

If you're not satisfied with that, then go and support Citeh.

SFC were within hours of being wound up just over 3 years ago. We were hoping that a bloke in a council house was going to save us ffs! Then the fairy tale happened. The billionnaire and lovely man with his banker friend stepped in and saved the soul of a city.

The day at Wembley was so special. The skunts laugh because it's a micky mouse trophy, which it is, but that's because they don't understand the significance of that day after so many years of decline.

Then back to back promotions and great times leading to a return to the highest level of football in the world. We broke our transfer record twice, in fact we trebled it on Ramirez and he's beginning to look like a bargain.

If someone gave you a Roller for Christmas you'd moan that it had the wrong colour interior.

You sir are worse than a skunt.

St.Yorkie wrote:
I think MOTD 2 highlighted Newcastle did give us a lot of space, and didn't close us down - but to be fair that shouldn't take away how effective we were.
Ramirez may get a reputation for diving - the first I don't think was a penalty, but the second was worth a shout.
We are a young team - and whilst we are all drooling over the display yesterday - it's a long season.
"Tango"man got it right again - but to be honest I think the team picks itself. It is easily the best defensively, solid in midfield and a single striker. Not playing Jay Rod and Lambert at the same time combined with having Jack Cork and a left back has shored up the left side.
Rodrigues will show his value later in the season when Rickie gets a knock or two!
Norwich will be tough, which Liverpool will turn up will decide how many points from the next 2-games!
Sha la la la la - WTFILN?

saintlysoul wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

If you're not satisfied with that, then go and support Citeh.

SFC were within hours of being wound up just over 3 years ago. We were hoping that a bloke in a council house was going to save us ffs! Then the fairy tale happened. The billionnaire and lovely man with his banker friend stepped in and saved the soul of a city.

The day at Wembley was so special. The skunts laugh because it's a micky mouse trophy, which it is, but that's because they don't understand the significance of that day after so many years of decline.

Then back to back promotions and great times leading to a return to the highest level of football in the world. We broke our transfer record twice, in fact we trebled it on Ramirez and he's beginning to look like a bargain.

If someone gave you a Roller for Christmas you'd moan that it had the wrong colour interior.

You sir are worse than a skunt.

There's no need to become so hysterical. I've voiced my opinion. I'm not saying I'm right. I thought one voiced an opnion on this website. Clearly if is going to arouse such hysteria perhaps its better I don't. Sorry!

St.Yorkie wrote:
I think MOTD 2 highlighted Newcastle did give us a lot of space, and didn't close us down - but to be fair that shouldn't take away how effective we were.
Ramirez may get a reputation for diving - the first I don't think was a penalty, but the second was worth a shout.
We are a young team - and whilst we are all drooling over the display yesterday - it's a long season.
"Tango"man got it right again - but to be honest I think the team picks itself. It is easily the best defensively, solid in midfield and a single striker. Not playing Jay Rod and Lambert at the same time combined with having Jack Cork and a left back has shored up the left side.
Rodrigues will show his value later in the season when Rickie gets a knock or two!
Norwich will be tough, which Liverpool will turn up will decide how many points from the next 2-games!
Sha la la la la - WTFILN?

St Retford wrote:
Btw this is in the Guardian today. It's a good point well made.

Adam Lallana has been widely acclaimed as one of the most talented young midfielders in the land, which is entirely right. Less attention has been paid to his team-mate Jack Cork, who is equally important to Southampton. Since he returned from injury three matches ago the 23-year-old has been integral to his club's improvement (a more benign fixture list has also helped), bringing an intelligence and solidity to midfield that helps to protect the back four and give the likes of Lallana, Jason Puncheon, Rickie Lambert and the rapidly improving Gastón Ramírez a more sturdy platform on which to flourish. And that makes Southampton one of the most entertaining sides in the league.

right back in the bar wrote:

St.Yorkie wrote:
I think MOTD 2 highlighted Newcastle did give us a lot of space, and didn't close us down - but to be fair that shouldn't take away how effective we were.
Ramirez may get a reputation for diving - the first I don't think was a penalty, but the second was worth a shout.
We are a young team - and whilst we are all drooling over the display yesterday - it's a long season.
"Tango"man got it right again - but to be honest I think the team picks itself. It is easily the best defensively, solid in midfield and a single striker. Not playing Jay Rod and Lambert at the same time combined with having Jack Cork and a left back has shored up the left side.
Rodrigues will show his value later in the season when Rickie gets a knock or two!
Norwich will be tough, which Liverpool will turn up will decide how many points from the next 2-games!
Sha la la la la - WTFILN?

Typical of hansen and that other lot of smug overpaid has beens to focus on the big team's failings and ignoring the reason why Newcastle appeared to give us space. They were caught out of position time and again because Cork and Spider never let them settle; we kept nicking the ball off them and with the quick passing and movement up front they could not cope. There was a real intensity about our performance yesterday which bodes well. We do that again on Wednesday and we'll be too much fo Norwich and have 14 points. Wins against Reading and Sunderland will put us on 20 before Christmas - a good platform to go on and finish mid table.

right back in the bar wrote:

St.Yorkie wrote:
I think MOTD 2 highlighted Newcastle did give us a lot of space, and didn't close us down - but to be fair that shouldn't take away how effective we were.
Ramirez may get a reputation for diving - the first I don't think was a penalty, but the second was worth a shout.
We are a young team - and whilst we are all drooling over the display yesterday - it's a long season.
"Tango"man got it right again - but to be honest I think the team picks itself. It is easily the best defensively, solid in midfield and a single striker. Not playing Jay Rod and Lambert at the same time combined with having Jack Cork and a left back has shored up the left side.
Rodrigues will show his value later in the season when Rickie gets a knock or two!
Norwich will be tough, which Liverpool will turn up will decide how many points from the next 2-games!
Sha la la la la - WTFILN?

Typical of hansen and that other lot of smug overpaid has beens to focus on the big team's failings and ignoring the reason why Newcastle appeared to give us space. They were caught out of position time and again because Cork and Spider never let them settle; we kept nicking the ball off them and with the quick passing and movement up front they could not cope. There was a real intensity about our performance yesterday which bodes well. We do that again on Wednesday and we'll be too much fo Norwich and have 14 points. Wins against Reading and Sunderland will put us on 20 before Christmas - a good platform to go on and finish mid table.

saintlysoul wrote:

right back in the bar wrote:

St.Yorkie wrote:
I think MOTD 2 highlighted Newcastle did give us a lot of space, and didn't close us down - but to be fair that shouldn't take away how effective we were.
Ramirez may get a reputation for diving - the first I don't think was a penalty, but the second was worth a shout.
We are a young team - and whilst we are all drooling over the display yesterday - it's a long season.
"Tango"man got it right again - but to be honest I think the team picks itself. It is easily the best defensively, solid in midfield and a single striker. Not playing Jay Rod and Lambert at the same time combined with having Jack Cork and a left back has shored up the left side.
Rodrigues will show his value later in the season when Rickie gets a knock or two!
Norwich will be tough, which Liverpool will turn up will decide how many points from the next 2-games!
Sha la la la la - WTFILN?

Typical of hansen and that other lot of smug overpaid has beens to focus on the big team's failings and ignoring the reason why Newcastle appeared to give us space. They were caught out of position time and again because Cork and Spider never let them settle; we kept nicking the ball off them and with the quick passing and movement up front they could not cope. There was a real intensity about our performance yesterday which bodes well. We do that again on Wednesday and we'll be too much fo Norwich and have 14 points. Wins against Reading and Sunderland will put us on 20 before Christmas - a good platform to go on and finish mid table.

I hope you're right!

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

right back in the bar wrote:

St.Yorkie wrote:
I think MOTD 2 highlighted Newcastle did give us a lot of space, and didn't close us down - but to be fair that shouldn't take away how effective we were.
Ramirez may get a reputation for diving - the first I don't think was a penalty, but the second was worth a shout.
We are a young team - and whilst we are all drooling over the display yesterday - it's a long season.
"Tango"man got it right again - but to be honest I think the team picks itself. It is easily the best defensively, solid in midfield and a single striker. Not playing Jay Rod and Lambert at the same time combined with having Jack Cork and a left back has shored up the left side.
Rodrigues will show his value later in the season when Rickie gets a knock or two!
Norwich will be tough, which Liverpool will turn up will decide how many points from the next 2-games!
Sha la la la la - WTFILN?

Typical of hansen and that other lot of smug overpaid has beens to focus on the big team's failings and ignoring the reason why Newcastle appeared to give us space. They were caught out of position time and again because Cork and Spider never let them settle; we kept nicking the ball off them and with the quick passing and movement up front they could not cope. There was a real intensity about our performance yesterday which bodes well. We do that again on Wednesday and we'll be too much fo Norwich and have 14 points. Wins against Reading and Sunderland will put us on 20 before Christmas - a good platform to go on and finish mid table.

right back in the bar wrote:

St.Yorkie wrote:
I think MOTD 2 highlighted Newcastle did give us a lot of space, and didn't close us down - but to be fair that shouldn't take away how effective we were.
Ramirez may get a reputation for diving - the first I don't think was a penalty, but the second was worth a shout.
We are a young team - and whilst we are all drooling over the display yesterday - it's a long season.
"Tango"man got it right again - but to be honest I think the team picks itself. It is easily the best defensively, solid in midfield and a single striker. Not playing Jay Rod and Lambert at the same time combined with having Jack Cork and a left back has shored up the left side.
Rodrigues will show his value later in the season when Rickie gets a knock or two!
Norwich will be tough, which Liverpool will turn up will decide how many points from the next 2-games!
Sha la la la la - WTFILN?

Typical of hansen and that other lot of smug overpaid has beens to focus on the big team's failings and ignoring the reason why Newcastle appeared to give us space. They were caught out of position time and again because Cork and Spider never let them settle; we kept nicking the ball off them and with the quick passing and movement up front they could not cope. There was a real intensity about our performance yesterday which bodes well. We do that again on Wednesday and we'll be too much fo Norwich and have 14 points. Wins against Reading and Sunderland will put us on 20 before Christmas - a good platform to go on and finish mid table.

St Retford wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote: To be honest I'm still a little stunned by how good we were. We were breathtaking at times. Please remember not to address a skunt directly. We are getting a posse up to go and sit in the public gallery on 14th December and cheer Portpin and the judge on for what will hopefully be the last time ever. Come and join us.

Innit. What will be funny will be the sight of a load of skunt lawyers trying to convince the judge of what an absolute shitehole Fratton Park is. "Your honour, the team is a shambles and the ground is worse. The 10 people that regularly turn up sit in squalor under a tin roof. The surrounding area is a cackhole that would be ruled unfit to keep cattle in, let alone people. Portpin's valuation of £8m for 3 acres of real estate in the centre of our city is absurd. Just look at it - it's terrible."

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhh.

bluewhiteandred wrote:

kent141 wrote: £12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Hello Saints FANS well done to your team and nigel for a great win , i have changed my tune i come in peace i was thinking last night about the great derby games we have had and also would it be possible if we lose the court case could we rent Saint marys for our home games as i live nearer to st marys it would be quite more convinient to me and the money from pompey games would help you sign more ramirez s and help us until we sort out a new ho me . what do you think YES or NO ps HAVANT AND WATERLOOVILLE fc does not hold 10000 + just save you from that one !

bluewhiteandred wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Hello Saints FANS well done to your team and nigel for a great win , i have changed my tune i come in peace i was thinking last night about the great derby games we have had and also would it be possible if we lose the court case could we rent Saint marys for our home games as i live nearer to st marys it would be quite more convinient to me and the money from pompey games would help you sign more ramirez s and help us until we sort out a new ho
me .
what do you think YES or NO
ps HAVANT AND WATERLOOVILLE fc does not hold 10000 + just save you from that one !

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhh.

What do you reckon Ret. another tiresome impersonator? Has all of the hall marks and the style is familiar!

likewatchingbrazil wrote:

St Retford wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote: To be honest I'm still a little stunned by how good we were. We were breathtaking at times. Please remember not to address a skunt directly. We are getting a posse up to go and sit in the public gallery on 14th December and cheer Portpin and the judge on for what will hopefully be the last time ever. Come and join us.

Innit. What will be funny will be the sight of a load of skunt lawyers trying to convince the judge of what an absolute shitehole Fratton Park is. "Your honour, the team is a shambles and the ground is worse. The 10 people that regularly turn up sit in squalor under a tin roof. The surrounding area is a cackhole that would be ruled unfit to keep cattle in, let alone people. Portpin's valuation of £8m for 3 acres of real estate in the centre of our city is absurd. Just look at it - it's terrible."

the roof is pre tin and is actually made from asbestos which is nice.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
To be honest I'm still a little stunned by how good we were. We were breathtaking at times.

Please remember not to address a skunt directly.

We are getting a posse up to go and sit in the public gallery on 14th December and cheer Portpin and the judge on for what will hopefully be the last time ever. Come and join us.

saintkenny wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Hello Saints FANS well done to your team and nigel for a great win , i have changed my tune i come in peace i was thinking last night about the great derby games we have had and also would it be possible if we lose the court case could we rent Saint marys for our home games as i live nearer to st marys it would be quite more convinient to me and the money from pompey games would help you sign more ramirez s and help us until we sort out a new ho
me .
what do you think YES or NO
ps HAVANT AND WATERLOOVILLE fc does not hold 10000 + just save you from that one !

on this one no because your lot **** on the seats.and when it came to saluting a true saint for 64 years .your lot could not keep quiet for a minute.it was after this saints next home the first minutes clapping came into force ,and a few other clubs have followed pursuit,saints also did this for a mark of respect for the brilliant late gary speed .we get big enough gates .we sold chamberlain for 12 million pompey lad .so you have helped already thankyou se he cost us nothing.having answered this must now go back to normal mode /shuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus

h

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

bluewhiteandred wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Hello Saints FANS well done to your team and nigel for a great win , i have changed my tune i come in peace i was thinking last night about the great derby games we have had and also would it be possible if we lose the court case could we rent Saint marys for our home games as i live nearer to st marys it would be quite more convinient to me and the money from pompey games would help you sign more ramirez s and help us until we sort out a new ho
me .
what do you think YES or NO
ps HAVANT AND WATERLOOVILLE fc does not hold 10000 + just save you from that one !

on this one no because your lot **** on the seats.and when it came to saluting a true saint for 64 years .your lot could not keep quiet for a minute.it was after this saints next home the first minutes clapping came into force ,and a few other clubs have followed pursuit,saints also did this for a mark of respect for the brilliant late gary speed .we get big enough gates .we sold chamberlain for 12 million pompey lad .so you have helped already thankyou se he cost us nothing.having answered this must now go back to normal mode /shuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus


h

7 for no
0 for yes

ok if Saint Marys was only option and it was up to cortesse and you fans and you all said no what would the other 90 clubs think of Saints finishing us off ?

Linesman wrote:
"Askins: Ramirez was exhilearating."

At £12m he should be - every match.

saintkenny wrote:

Linesman wrote:
"Askins: Ramirez was exhilearating."

At £12m he should be - every match.

but is that a lot .how about van persie .torres 50 million.take account he was unjured and does not speak english yet .once he settles .you can see how good he is going to be .and last the full 90 mins

bluewhiteandred wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Hello Saints FANS well done to your team and nigel for a great win , i have changed my tune i come in peace i was thinking last night about the great derby games we have had and also would it be possible if we lose the court case could we rent Saint marys for our home games as i live nearer to st marys it would be quite more convinient to me and the money from pompey games would help you sign more ramirez s and help us until we sort out a new ho
me .
what do you think YES or NO
ps HAVANT AND WATERLOOVILLE fc does not hold 10000 + just save you from that one !

noodlesnewman wrote:

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

ooo you jelous **** skunt xxx

St Retford wrote:
This Pompey court case thing, then: what are the numbers involved? What's the figure that the judge has to say the ground is worth in order for the trust to proceed with its bid?

If the ground is valued at, say, £3m, will that be an instant game over?

Linesman wrote:
"Adkins: Ramirez was exhilarating."

At £12m he should be - every match.

SaintJD wrote:

Linesman wrote: "Adkins: Ramirez was exhilarating." At £12m he should be - every match.

What you'll notice about all of Saints' signings is that, while the upfront fee may be high, the type of player we're buying means the ongoing wage costs are manageable. That's why the likes of QPR, and Pompey for example, seem to be spending less initially, but pay for it further down the line. It is also why Gaston Ramirez, with the promise of a hefty sell-on fee further down the line, is likely to be better value than, say, a Kanu, Lawrence or Ben Haim. Does that make sense?

GX Saint wrote:

SaintJD wrote:

Linesman wrote: "Adkins: Ramirez was exhilarating." At £12m he should be - every match.

What you'll notice about all of Saints' signings is that, while the upfront fee may be high, the type of player we're buying means the ongoing wage costs are manageable. That's why the likes of QPR, and Pompey for example, seem to be spending less initially, but pay for it further down the line. It is also why Gaston Ramirez, with the promise of a hefty sell-on fee further down the line, is likely to be better value than, say, a Kanu, Lawrence or Ben Haim. Does that make sense?

Who can possibly be better value than Ben Haim?

GX Saint wrote:
Chris Hughton has tried to steal a march by welcoming Mark Clattenburg back into the fold after a month out. NA will doubtles say something too. The game's not on TV live and Clattenburg's going to want a very low key occasion with no contentious decisions or massive talking point incidents.
He will want to slip into town, ref the game, slip away. And the best way to ensure a quiet evening is not to be anti-the home side. So I expect him to be a refreshing contrast to the muppets we had officiating on Sunday.
He'll probably think 2-1's got a nice ring to it. I'd take that now, so long as it's a decent goal against Gazza. The more times I see that save from yesterday the more it reminds me of Banks in 1970 - he had no right to get over and down so quickly.
So I'd happily sacrifice a 2nd clean sheet for the 3 points. OK Mark?

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

St Retford wrote:
This Pompey court case thing, then: what are the numbers involved? What's the figure that the judge has to say the ground is worth in order for the trust to proceed with its bid?

If the ground is valued at, say, £3m, will that be an instant game over?

I don't know. I guess every extra penny the ground is valued at is one less penny for them to spend on transfer fees, wages or infrastructure.

Their value of £2.75m does sound rather low to me as does £11m sound high.

The ideal outcome would be a value at the very, very top of their ability to buy it thereby leaving them over stretched and struggling. Yes, that would be nice. Although a high value leading straight to liquidisation has it merits too. It's a hard one to know which would bring maximum joy!

St Retford wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

St Retford wrote:
This Pompey court case thing, then: what are the numbers involved? What's the figure that the judge has to say the ground is worth in order for the trust to proceed with its bid?

If the ground is valued at, say, £3m, will that be an instant game over?

I don't know. I guess every extra penny the ground is valued at is one less penny for them to spend on transfer fees, wages or infrastructure.

Their value of £2.75m does sound rather low to me as does £11m sound high.

The ideal outcome would be a value at the very, very top of their ability to buy it thereby leaving them over stretched and struggling. Yes, that would be nice. Although a high value leading straight to liquidisation has it merits too. It's a hard one to know which would bring maximum joy!

Aye, you could buy all of Portsmouth for £11m. Still, I imagine Chinny will have much better lawyers than the trust so who knows?

St Retford wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

St Retford wrote:
Shhhhhhhh.

What do you reckon Ret. another tiresome impersonator? Has all of the hall marks and the style is familiar!

Definite skunt. He was nowhere near St Mary's yesterday.

(Which is good.)

kent141 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

Linesman wrote: "Askins: Ramirez was exhilearating." At £12m he should be - every match.

but is that a lot .how about van persie .torres 50 million.take account he was unjured and does not speak english yet .once he settles .you can see how good he is going to be .and last the full 90 mins

lol

SaintJD wrote:

GX Saint wrote:

SaintJD wrote:

Linesman wrote: "Adkins: Ramirez was exhilarating." At £12m he should be - every match.

What you'll notice about all of Saints' signings is that, while the upfront fee may be high, the type of player we're buying means the ongoing wage costs are manageable. That's why the likes of QPR, and Pompey for example, seem to be spending less initially, but pay for it further down the line. It is also why Gaston Ramirez, with the promise of a hefty sell-on fee further down the line, is likely to be better value than, say, a Kanu, Lawrence or Ben Haim. Does that make sense?

Who can possibly be better value than Ben Haim?

Good point, but what about Sol Campbell? Old man, extortionate wages and he'll sue you for image rights later. He was good.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

St Retford wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

St Retford wrote: Shhhhhhhh.

What do you reckon Ret. another tiresome impersonator? Has all of the hall marks and the style is familiar!

Definite skunt. He was nowhere near St Mary's yesterday. (Which is good.)

Should replace "saintly" with "r" then?

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

up saints wrote:
find it baffling to see more post about the worries of portsmouth on this site than the fact we are on the way up.oh well at least iam happy

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

SaintJD wrote:

GX Saint wrote:

SaintJD wrote:

Linesman wrote: "Adkins: Ramirez was exhilarating." At £12m he should be - every match.

What you'll notice about all of Saints' signings is that, while the upfront fee may be high, the type of player we're buying means the ongoing wage costs are manageable. That's why the likes of QPR, and Pompey for example, seem to be spending less initially, but pay for it further down the line. It is also why Gaston Ramirez, with the promise of a hefty sell-on fee further down the line, is likely to be better value than, say, a Kanu, Lawrence or Ben Haim. Does that make sense?

Who can possibly be better value than Ben Haim?

Good point, but what about Sol Campbell? Old man, extortionate wages and he'll sue you for image rights later. He was good.

My vote's for Kanu. Didn't even turn up for training, in fact he wasn't even in the country. Still on £20k a week despite having retired three years previous when he hit 65. Yep top chap Kanu.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Yes. I don't even remember getting home.

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Going forward was champagne' football! I've just watched motd which I feel didn't do us justice just proved Jay rod goal was on side. Gazza's saves were excellent although I felt he had a shaky start, will prove a good signing.
Norwich will prove a different game, they will not allow us time and space in important areas. Newcastle were without 3 important players and played mid week, they looked jaded. That said you can only play what's put in front of you and we could have scored more.
1 swallow doesn't make a summer. An entertaining game with great pass and flow football, but we are still short of quality players in certain areas. January will be important, I would like to see a keeper, left back, and centre half. We need to offload players too, what is happening with chappers?

Rob The Saint NOT in NZ wrote:
Tebourba will be pleased - I have more bad news to report about how that dreadful man Nicola Cortese is wasting the Club's money;

I went to the ticket office earlier to buy my brother a ticket for the Reading game, but they accidentally sold me a Norwich ticket. Spotting the error on my way back to the car, I returned to the ticket office, got the correct ticket, an apology & they waived the £5.00 upgrade as this is a higher category game, without me even asking.

This is yet another shameful example of how our Club is being bled dry & squandering money!

I blame Fox & Guly, as well as NC.

RYRIHF!

kent141 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote: The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us. Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality. Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet. All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember.... ....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Yes. I don't even remember getting home.

Thats because you dident go out in the first place kunty.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Going forward was champagne' football! I've just watched motd which I feel didn't do us justice just proved Jay rod goal was on side. Gazza's saves were excellent although I felt he had a shaky start, will prove a good signing.
Norwich will prove a different game, they will not allow us time and space in important areas. Newcastle were without 3 important players and played mid week, they looked jaded. That said you can only play what's put in front of you and we could have scored more.
1 swallow doesn't make a summer. An entertaining game with great pass and flow football, but we are still short of quality players in certain areas. January will be important, I would like to see a keeper, left back, and centre half. We need to offload players too, what is happening with chappers?

Chappers is injured.
Yes...Wedneday will be a tougher task...but we have a pretty good record against Norwich in recent years and I fancy our chances to make it three on the bounce.
My bet was looking dodgy for a while...but seems ok right now! :O)

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Going forward was champagne' football! I've just watched motd which I feel didn't do us justice just proved Jay rod goal was on side. Gazza's saves were excellent although I felt he had a shaky start, will prove a good signing.
Norwich will prove a different game, they will not allow us time and space in important areas. Newcastle were without 3 important players and played mid week, they looked jaded. That said you can only play what's put in front of you and we could have scored more.
1 swallow doesn't make a summer. An entertaining game with great pass and flow football, but we are still short of quality players in certain areas. January will be important, I would like to see a keeper, left back, and centre half. We need to offload players too, what is happening with chappers?

Chappers is injured.
Yes...Wedneday will be a tougher task...but we have a pretty good record against Norwich in recent years and I fancy our chances to make it three on the bounce.
My bet was looking dodgy for a while...but seems ok right now! :O)

Your bet is looking better than saints! For me the bet was win win.
I was seriously concerned that na may have lost the dressing room, especially after the Leeds result. Na impressed me after the Albion defeat and protected the players which he is getting back now. Hopefully we can stay injury free and go on a good run........ Heart says 2-1 to us Wednesday, head draw.
Coyr

kent141 wrote:
Something even funnier than that photo of Tangohead is the interview with Joey Barton talking in a french/scouse accent on yahoo at the moment.....

saintkenny wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Something even funnier than that photo of Tangohead is the interview with Joey Barton talking in a french/scouse accent on yahoo at the moment.....

little things please little minds delinquent

kent141 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Something even funnier than that photo of Tangohead is the interview with Joey Barton talking in a french/scouse accent on yahoo at the moment.....

little things please little minds delinquent

Says the dimmest tw*t on here

kent141 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Something even funnier than that photo of Tangohead is the interview with Joey Barton talking in a french/scouse accent on yahoo at the moment.....

little things please little minds delinquent

Says the dimmest tw*t on here

saintkenny wrote:

kent141 wrote:

saintkenny wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Something even funnier than that photo of Tangohead is the interview with Joey Barton talking in a french/scouse accent on yahoo at the moment.....

little things please little minds delinquent

Says the dimmest tw*t on here

shuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

ush kunt141 .ptyd 14.12.2012

kent141 wrote:
Poor old horse is getting himself at it as usual and Bill...well its just Bill isent it...what a schmuckhead

SaintJD wrote:
Is it true that Balram Chainrai is the new favourite for BBC Sport's Personality of the Year?

The best price you'll get from the bookies is 2/100 (or 2p in the pound).

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Yes. I don't even remember getting home.

Looking on the bright side....the skunts hangover seems to be everlasting and incurable....

....never mind :O)

Rob The Saint NOT in NZ wrote:
Nice touch by the PA announcer at the end of the game yesterday, playing "Sha la la"!

14.12.2012.

COYR!

ghk230473 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Poor old horse is getting himself at it as usual and Bill...well its just Bill isent it...what a schmuckhead

What r u then Kent? I wouldn't say you are a football fan which is why posters take you as Pompey!

angus mc coatup wrote:
well the skunts can bang on about fa cups and league titles from about two hundred years ago.but we can beat all of that loada bo!!ox.I've just found out that
lucy pinder is in fact a life long saints fan.there ya go ya skunters beat that.

LUCY PINDER ( well I would ) a saints fan !!!!!!

bluewhiteandred wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Poor old horse is getting himself at it as usual and Bill...well its just Bill isent it...what a schmuckhead

What r u then Kent? I wouldn't say you are a football fan which is why posters take you as Pompey!

we will have you kenti you can follow pompey only if you pledge a £1000

angus mc coatup wrote:
according to a report in footylatest.com
saints are lining up a january move for
blackpool's matt phillips.do we really need another midfielder/winger.or is this part of another spending splurge.or just another rumour.

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I'm popping over to the News site for a chat with Bluewhiteanddead...

...he might turn up this time.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
To be honest I'm still a little stunned by how good we were. We were breathtaking at times.

Please remember not to address a skunt directly.

We are getting a posse up to go and sit in the public gallery on 14th December and cheer Portpin and the judge on for what will hopefully be the last time ever. Come and join us.

seventh-junction wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new left back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

Go back to bed.....and wake up later on the other side. jeez....

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Going forward was champagne' football! I've just watched motd which I feel didn't do us justice just proved Jay rod goal was on side. Gazza's saves were excellent although I felt he had a shaky start, will prove a good signing.
Norwich will prove a different game, they will not allow us time and space in important areas. Newcastle were without 3 important players and played mid week, they looked jaded. That said you can only play what's put in front of you and we could have scored more.
1 swallow doesn't make a summer. An entertaining game with great pass and flow football, but we are still short of quality players in certain areas. January will be important, I would like to see a keeper, left back, and centre half. We need to offload players too, what is happening with chappers?

ghk230473 wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Going forward was champagne' football! I've just watched motd which I feel didn't do us justice just proved Jay rod goal was on side. Gazza's saves were excellent although I felt he had a shaky start, will prove a good signing.
Norwich will prove a different game, they will not allow us time and space in important areas. Newcastle were without 3 important players and played mid week, they looked jaded. That said you can only play what's put in front of you and we could have scored more.
1 swallow doesn't make a summer. An entertaining game with great pass and flow football, but we are still short of quality players in certain areas. January will be important, I would like to see a keeper, left back, and centre half. We need to offload players too, what is happening with chappers?

angus mc coatup wrote:
well the skunts can bang on about fa cups and league titles from about two hundred years ago.but we can beat all of that loada bo!!ox.I've just found out that
lucy pinder is in fact a life long saints fan.there ya go ya skunters beat that.

LUCY PINDER ( well I would ) a saints fan !!!!!!

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I think you will win agaist NORWICH as the players have got their confidence back . You soon will be mid table .
dont foget to vote for ground share i will have to email cortesse .

saintkenny wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
well the skunts can bang on about fa cups and league titles from about two hundred years ago.but we can beat all of that loada bo!!ox.I've just found out that
lucy pinder is in fact a life long saints fan.there ya go ya skunters beat that.

LUCY PINDER ( well I would ) a saints fan !!!!!!

as is will campion drummer with coldplay twice voted britians best band 30 million record sales ,concerts packed out around the world .and a number 1 song in uk and america at the same time .even a song on coldpays latest album a song as the words when the saints go marching in

saintkenny wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
well the skunts can bang on about fa cups and league titles from about two hundred years ago.but we can beat all of that loada bo!!ox.I've just found out that
lucy pinder is in fact a life long saints fan.there ya go ya skunters beat that.

LUCY PINDER ( well I would ) a saints fan !!!!!!

as is will campion drummer with coldplay twice voted britians best band 30 million record sales ,concerts packed out around the world .and a number 1 song in uk and america at the same time .even a song on coldpays latest album a song as the words when the saints go marching in

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I didnt know cold play lead singer chris martin followed saints well all them cds and downloads removed . Mike oldfield is better !

saintkenny wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I think you will win agaist NORWICH as the players have got their confidence back . You soon will be mid table .
dont foget to vote for ground share i will have to email cortesse .

try the amex not that far as it /and same colour scheme .they can change it as well .they need the money more than us

saintkenny wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I think you will win agaist NORWICH as the players have got their confidence back . You soon will be mid table .
dont foget to vote for ground share i will have to email cortesse .

try the amex not that far as it /and same colour scheme .they can change it as well .they need the money more than us

saintkenny wrote:

bluewhiteandred wrote:
I didnt know cold play lead singer chris martin followed saints well all them cds and downloads removed . Mike oldfield is better !

can you read will campion the drummer.chris is a chlsea fan i think cockney lad

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Yes. I don't even remember getting home.

saintkenny wrote:

kent141 wrote:
Something even funnier than that photo of Tangohead is the interview with Joey Barton talking in a french/scouse accent on yahoo at the moment.....

little things please little minds delinquent

Velleity wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Yes. I don't even remember getting home.

Thanks to you I made arrangements with some customers today whom I don't even recall talking to last night. One of them said I sounded "rather happy".

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

kent141 wrote:
....still waiting for the name of the scottish bloke in the Joshua Tree,not difficult if you all go in there...

Velleity wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
The way I see it is that our performance yesterday could be ground breaking for us.
Albeit against a weakened toon, we battled and hassled them in their own half. Cork may well be the difference in midfield...but some of the moves Puncheon made were nothing less than top Prem quality.
Our backline will draw more confidence from the clean sheet.
All in all, we put in a real team shift...a performance to remember....
....I'm rather hoping to put this morning's hangover behind me though. :O)

Yes. I don't even remember getting home.

Thanks to you I made arrangements with some customers today whom I don't even recall talking to last night. One of them said I sounded "rather happy".

teddrake wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

I was also at the game yesterday and like saintlysoul I thought that Newcastle were a poor team, Ramirez is not worth £12 million, Cork, Schneider-Trophy, Truncheon and Lallana flattered to deceive, if the woodwork hadn't been so thick, we wouldn't have hit it, the stadium was cold, my coat didn't keep out the rain, my cold drink at half-time was hot and my hot pie was cold, we could well lose all of our matches against the top teams, a meteor may hit St Mary's and decimate the surrounding area, Christmas is coming but it's not going to be a white one; it's going to be BLACK, BLACK, BLACK as soot. Davis was poor as was Shaw as was Fonte ...oh woe is me the future is bleak - I foresee nothing but bleakness... we'll be relegated and lose every game and then relegated again and then, even if we win some matches those wins won't really count because of some reason that I'll think up when I have time. By the way, the people around me were having a wonderful time - but that's their own fault!

angus mc coatup wrote:
stop encouraging the dribbling feckin idiot.ffs

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

As there was a queue for the bog and he was already wet I p!ssed on him. And took his coin. 2p you tight b@stard!

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

As there was a queue for the bog and he was already wet I p!ssed on him. And took his coin. 2p you tight b@stard!

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Dominatrix is between customers I guess.

...another 20 tonight and she might have her pledge money.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

As there was a queue for the bog and he was already wet I p!ssed on him. And took his coin. 2p you tight b@stard!

I call it a pound....2p in the pound.

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Dominatrix is between customers I guess.

...another 20 tonight and she might have her pledge money.

angus mc coatup wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Dominatrix is between customers I guess.

...another 20 tonight and she might have her pledge money.

how the hell can she type while someones rifling her arris Is a complete
mystery to me.

Southampton Dominance wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Dominatrix is between customers I guess.

...another 20 tonight and she might have her pledge money.

how the hell can she type while someones rifling her arris Is a complete
mystery to me.

One of Bill’s little yap dogs, ay! Down boy, down! If I throw a stick, will you leave?

teddrake wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

I was also at the game yesterday and like saintlysoul I thought that Newcastle were a poor team, Ramirez is not worth £12 million, Cork, Schneider-Trophy, Truncheon and Lallana flattered to deceive, if the woodwork hadn't been so thick, we wouldn't have hit it, the stadium was cold, my coat didn't keep out the rain, my cold drink at half-time was hot and my hot pie was cold, we could well lose all of our matches against the top teams, a meteor may hit St Mary's and decimate the surrounding area, Christmas is coming but it's not going to be a white one; it's going to be BLACK, BLACK, BLACK as soot. Davis was poor as was Shaw as was Fonte ...oh woe is me the future is bleak - I foresee nothing but bleakness... we'll be relegated and lose every game and then relegated again and then, even if we win some matches those wins won't really count because of some reason that I'll think up when I have time. By the way, the people around me were having a wonderful time - but that's their own fault!

Baddesley Bill wrote:
I love it when she replies to her own post...

...it shows how desperate she is for attention.

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

saintshorse101 wrote:
its all a bit sad really aint it! got nothing better to do in her life than to think she will try to wind up the fans of her bigger and much better local rivals. still if thats how she gets off then let her keep posting, i couldnt care less! still come the glorious 14th she wont have a team of her own any more!

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

As there was a queue for the bog and he was already wet I p!ssed on him. And took his coin. 2p you tight b@stard!

I call it a pound....2p in the pound.

Quality.

You on for the 14th still?

kent141 wrote:
What did the geordies do in the josh after the game that was a tribute to someone that had died and had everyone in fits and who was the minor celebrity who it was for.

slugger wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

glad i don't sit next to you !

saintshorse101 wrote:
its all a bit sad really aint it! got nothing better to do in her life than to think she will try to wind up the fans of her bigger and much better local rivals. still if thats how she gets off then let her keep posting, i couldnt care less! still come the glorious 14th she wont have a team of her own any more!

saintlysoul wrote:

slugger wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

glad i don't sit next to you !

So am I!!!!!

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

As there was a queue for the bog and he was already wet I p!ssed on him. And took his coin. 2p you tight b@stard!

I call it a pound....2p in the pound.

Quality.

You on for the 14th still?

Count me in :O)

saintlysoul wrote:

teddrake wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

I was also at the game yesterday and like saintlysoul I thought that Newcastle were a poor team, Ramirez is not worth £12 million, Cork, Schneider-Trophy, Truncheon and Lallana flattered to deceive, if the woodwork hadn't been so thick, we wouldn't have hit it, the stadium was cold, my coat didn't keep out the rain, my cold drink at half-time was hot and my hot pie was cold, we could well lose all of our matches against the top teams, a meteor may hit St Mary's and decimate the surrounding area, Christmas is coming but it's not going to be a white one; it's going to be BLACK, BLACK, BLACK as soot. Davis was poor as was Shaw as was Fonte ...oh woe is me the future is bleak - I foresee nothing but bleakness... we'll be relegated and lose every game and then relegated again and then, even if we win some matches those wins won't really count because of some reason that I'll think up when I have time. By the way, the people around me were having a wonderful time - but that's their own fault!

Teddrake it's ok I've taken what it seems most people have taken who contribute to this site it's all clear now. Yes the game yesterday was fantastic the team outstanding and on the back of their performances they'll all get international call ups - Lalana will captain England and lift the World Cup in Brazil! Saints will smash Norwich on Wednesday thump Liverpool Saturday and beat all who are to come finishing in the top four - champions league next season. They'll win the fa cup and will win the victory shield at the beginning of next season. It doesn't end there. The under 18s are going to win the youth cup and the under 21s their league. How great it is to be a Saints supporter!!!!!

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

As there was a queue for the bog and he was already wet I p!ssed on him. And took his coin. 2p you tight b@stard!

I call it a pound....2p in the pound.

Quality.

You on for the 14th still?

Count me in :O)

kent141 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
What did the geordies do in the josh after the game that was a tribute to someone that had died and had everyone in fits and who was the minor celebrity who it was for.

.........

teddrake wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:

teddrake wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

I was also at the game yesterday and like saintlysoul I thought that Newcastle were a poor team, Ramirez is not worth £12 million, Cork, Schneider-Trophy, Truncheon and Lallana flattered to deceive, if the woodwork hadn't been so thick, we wouldn't have hit it, the stadium was cold, my coat didn't keep out the rain, my cold drink at half-time was hot and my hot pie was cold, we could well lose all of our matches against the top teams, a meteor may hit St Mary's and decimate the surrounding area, Christmas is coming but it's not going to be a white one; it's going to be BLACK, BLACK, BLACK as soot. Davis was poor as was Shaw as was Fonte ...oh woe is me the future is bleak - I foresee nothing but bleakness... we'll be relegated and lose every game and then relegated again and then, even if we win some matches those wins won't really count because of some reason that I'll think up when I have time. By the way, the people around me were having a wonderful time - but that's their own fault!

Teddrake it's ok I've taken what it seems most people have taken who contribute to this site it's all clear now. Yes the game yesterday was fantastic the team outstanding and on the back of their performances they'll all get international call ups - Lalana will captain England and lift the World Cup in Brazil! Saints will smash Norwich on Wednesday thump Liverpool Saturday and beat all who are to come finishing in the top four - champions league next season. They'll win the fa cup and will win the victory shield at the beginning of next season. It doesn't end there. The under 18s are going to win the youth cup and the under 21s their league. How great it is to be a Saints supporter!!!!!

Now that's more like it! :)

saintlysoul wrote:

teddrake wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

I was also at the game yesterday and like saintlysoul I thought that Newcastle were a poor team, Ramirez is not worth £12 million, Cork, Schneider-Trophy, Truncheon and Lallana flattered to deceive, if the woodwork hadn't been so thick, we wouldn't have hit it, the stadium was cold, my coat didn't keep out the rain, my cold drink at half-time was hot and my hot pie was cold, we could well lose all of our matches against the top teams, a meteor may hit St Mary's and decimate the surrounding area, Christmas is coming but it's not going to be a white one; it's going to be BLACK, BLACK, BLACK as soot. Davis was poor as was Shaw as was Fonte ...oh woe is me the future is bleak - I foresee nothing but bleakness... we'll be relegated and lose every game and then relegated again and then, even if we win some matches those wins won't really count because of some reason that I'll think up when I have time. By the way, the people around me were having a wonderful time - but that's their own fault!

Teddrake it's ok I've taken what it seems most people have taken who contribute to this site it's all clear now. Yes the game yesterday was fantastic the team outstanding and on the back of their performances they'll all get international call ups - Lalana will captain England and lift the World Cup in Brazil! Saints will smash Norwich on Wednesday thump Liverpool Saturday and beat all who are to come finishing in the top four - champions league next season. They'll win the fa cup and will win the victory shield at the beginning of next season. It doesn't end there. The under 18s are going to win the youth cup and the under 21s their league. How great it is to be a Saints supporter!!!!!

scooter75 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
What did the geordies do in the josh after the game that was a tribute to someone that had died and had everyone in fits and who was the minor celebrity who it was for.

.........

I think all 30 of them stayed in and dident go. Shame it was brilliant in there

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

As there was a queue for the bog and he was already wet I p!ssed on him. And took his coin. 2p you tight b@stard!

I call it a pound....2p in the pound.

Quality.

You on for the 14th still?

Count me in :O)

I wonder if Channers will be there in person or just leave it to his lawyers?

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Wow...I got owned there. Glad she has gone now ;O)

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Wow...I got owned there. Glad she has gone now ;O)

scooter75 wrote:

scooter75 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
What did the geordies do in the josh after the game that was a tribute to someone that had died and had everyone in fits and who was the minor celebrity who it was for.

.........

I think all 30 of them stayed in and dident go. Shame it was brilliant in there

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

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Just watched the match again, good old sky. As slugger asked in the Joshua Tree who was our worst player? You simply cannot pick one. Sublime team performance. For a team that was in league 1 the season before last it really is story book stuff.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Just watched the match again, good old sky. As slugger asked in the Joshua Tree who was our worst player? You simply cannot pick one. Sublime team performance. For a team that was in league 1 the season before last it really is story book stuff.

saintsupnorth wrote:
Think now things are coming together, it was not a case of giving NA the time to get results. but giving the squad time to adjust to changes. NA said he would not bow down to pressure and start playing differently and even i admit i was not 100% confident with that. But boy he is proving everyone wrong now. Big difference for me is Shaw who has really come in with passion and fight, Cork making the difference we needed in Midfield. And Remirez who is just outstanding for us, not only as an individual but how he slots in with the team. My only worry, come next season think alot of our players will have bids for them. Puncheon, Lallana, Cork, Shaw, Lambert, schneiderlin, Lambert, Remirez Think teams will be coming for them soon, just hope we can get them to commit to Saints long term. Remirez worries me more, cause he came to Saints for the money, so if a big team come in and offer him more is he gonna be loyal and stay or go because of the money?.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Just watched the match again, good old sky. As slugger asked in the Joshua Tree who was our worst player? You simply cannot pick one. Sublime team performance. For a team that was in league 1 the season before last it really is story book stuff.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
shhhh...I did notice a little snivelling blimp wetting himself in the corner.

I took him to be a pompey fan so put a coin in his hat.

...now that's charity! :O)

As there was a queue for the bog and he was already wet I p!ssed on him. And took his coin. 2p you tight b@stard!

I call it a pound....2p in the pound.

Quality.

You on for the 14th still?

Count me in :O)

I wonder if Channers will be there in person or just leave it to his lawyers?

I hope he is...I'd like to get his autograph.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Ssssssssssssshhhhhhe

r of the day award goes to Bill. Top sssssshhhhing mate.

Anyway, I think we should have a flutter on what value the judge will put on Nottarf Krap. I'm going for £6m.

teddrake wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:

teddrake wrote:

saintlysoul wrote:
I was at the game yesterday and having read some of the posts this morning I'm wondering whether I was watching the same game. The team did well bt against a poor Newcastle side. Lets not get carried away. I still want to see how we fair against sides like Norwich, Liverpool, Stoke and the 'better' teams in the league.

I thouht Spider was poor yesterday. Ramirez had spells of positivity but no way is he worth £12 million, Cork wasn't bad but not as good as his previous two games, Lambert lazy again, Rodrigueuz a total waste of space, Davis - poor.
It will be interesting to see what happens in January - the first buy no dobt will be a new let back. Shaw has done well but ha not really been tested yet - do people think he's ready to defend against the likes of United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham?

Lets keep things in perspective!!!!

I was also at the game yesterday and like saintlysoul I thought that Newcastle were a poor team, Ramirez is not worth £12 million, Cork, Schneider-Trophy, Truncheon and Lallana flattered to deceive, if the woodwork hadn't been so thick, we wouldn't have hit it, the stadium was cold, my coat didn't keep out the rain, my cold drink at half-time was hot and my hot pie was cold, we could well lose all of our matches against the top teams, a meteor may hit St Mary's and decimate the surrounding area, Christmas is coming but it's not going to be a white one; it's going to be BLACK, BLACK, BLACK as soot. Davis was poor as was Shaw as was Fonte ...oh woe is me the future is bleak - I foresee nothing but bleakness... we'll be relegated and lose every game and then relegated again and then, even if we win some matches those wins won't really count because of some reason that I'll think up when I have time. By the way, the people around me were having a wonderful time - but that's their own fault!

Teddrake it's ok I've taken what it seems most people have taken who contribute to this site it's all clear now. Yes the game yesterday was fantastic the team outstanding and on the back of their performances they'll all get international call ups - Lalana will captain England and lift the World Cup in Brazil! Saints will smash Norwich on Wednesday thump Liverpool Saturday and beat all who are to come finishing in the top four - champions league next season. They'll win the fa cup and will win the victory shield at the beginning of next season. It doesn't end there. The under 18s are going to win the youth cup and the under 21s their league. How great it is to be a Saints supporter!!!!!

Now that's more like it! :)

saintshorse101 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Just watched the match again, good old sky. As slugger asked in the Joshua Tree who was our worst player? You simply cannot pick one. Sublime team performance. For a team that was in league 1 the season before last it really is story book stuff.

seed you never went to the joshua tree did you! you have been found out by the mighty kenty! she knows all she sees all. come to think of it are you really unrepentant?

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Just watched the match again, good old sky. As slugger asked in the Joshua Tree who was our worst player? You simply cannot pick one. Sublime team performance. For a team that was in league 1 the season before last it really is story book stuff.

seed you never went to the joshua tree did you! you have been found out by the mighty kenty! she knows all she sees all. come to think of it are you really unrepentant?

Indeed. I was not there with Slugger, Bill, Velleity and Velleity Jnr. Nor did I have my Saints shirt on with Seedhouse printed on the back!

Nor have I just watched the game again having recorded it on sky where you can pick any of yesterdays Prem matches.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Just watched the match again, good old sky. As slugger asked in the Joshua Tree who was our worst player? You simply cannot pick one. Sublime team performance. For a team that was in league 1 the season before last it really is story book stuff.

seed you never went to the joshua tree did you! you have been found out by the mighty kenty! she knows all she sees all. come to think of it are you really unrepentant?

Indeed. I was not there with Slugger, Bill, Velleity and Velleity Jnr. Nor did I have my Saints shirt on with Seedhouse printed on the back!

Nor have I just watched the game again having recorded it on sky where you can pick any of yesterdays Prem matches.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Just watched the match again, good old sky. As slugger asked in the Joshua Tree who was our worst player? You simply cannot pick one. Sublime team performance. For a team that was in league 1 the season before last it really is story book stuff.

seed you never went to the joshua tree did you! you have been found out by the mighty kenty! she knows all she sees all. come to think of it are you really unrepentant?

Indeed. I was not there with Slugger, Bill, Velleity and Velleity Jnr. Nor did I have my Saints shirt on with Seedhouse printed on the back!

Nor have I just watched the game again having recorded it on sky where you can pick any of yesterdays Prem matches.

I was there in body....not necessarily in mind.

...I seem to have somekind of recurring nightmare about jaeger bombs and vodka redbull.

...the pounding in my head this morning tells me reality was involved.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Ssssssssssssshhhhhhe


r of the day award goes to Bill. Top sssssshhhhing mate.

Anyway, I think we should have a flutter on what value the judge will put on Nottarf Krap. I'm going for £6m.

To be fair...as a parent, I'm sure you know that shusshing comes naturally when dealing with children or skuntlets.

I'll raise you...£6.1m.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I see Blackburns Trust has already raised twice as much as Poopeys. Their Trust was only formed a few days ago whilst the Fews was formed a couple of years ago.

This is going to pan out so beautifully.

I raise your £6.1m to £6.5m Bill.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
I see Blackburns Trust has already raised twice as much as Poopeys. Their Trust was only formed a few days ago whilst the Fews was formed a couple of years ago.

This is going to pan out so beautifully.

I raise your £6.1m to £6.5m Bill.

Too steep or me Seed...sold to you mate.

Hard luck.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

saintshorse101 wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
Just watched the match again, good old sky. As slugger asked in the Joshua Tree who was our worst player? You simply cannot pick one. Sublime team performance. For a team that was in league 1 the season before last it really is story book stuff.

seed you never went to the joshua tree did you! you have been found out by the mighty kenty! she knows all she sees all. come to think of it are you really unrepentant?

Indeed. I was not there with Slugger, Bill, Velleity and Velleity Jnr. Nor did I have my Saints shirt on with Seedhouse printed on the back!

Nor have I just watched the game again having recorded it on sky where you can pick any of yesterdays Prem matches.

I was there in body....not necessarily in mind.

...I seem to have somekind of recurring nightmare about jaeger bombs and vodka redbull.

...the pounding in my head this morning tells me reality was involved.

TEBOURBA wrote:
Let's put a lid on the praise and wait until he has played as well and as long as true Saints legends Terry Paine and MLT.
Another completely OTT comment by the happy clappers who will soon want an open top coach tour of the City every time Saints manage a win!

TEBOURBA wrote:
Let's put a lid on the praise and wait until he has played as well and as long as true Saints legends Terry Paine and MLT.
Another completely OTT comment by the happy clappers who will soon want an open top coach tour of the City every time Saints manage a win!

TEBOURBA wrote:
Let's put a lid on the praise and wait until he has played as well and as long as true Saints legends Terry Paine and MLT.
Another completely OTT comment by the happy clappers who will soon want an open top coach tour of the City every time Saints manage a win!

TEBOURBA wrote:
Let's put a lid on the praise and wait until he has played as well and as long as true Saints legends Terry Paine and MLT.
Another completely OTT comment by the happy clappers who will soon want an open top coach tour of the City every time Saints manage a win!

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Correct...shhhhhhh (I might have off loaded a comment there...sorry) :O)

slugger wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Correct...shhhhhhh (I might have off loaded a comment there...sorry) :O)

me too ........ sorry everyone .

kent141 wrote:

scooter75 wrote:

scooter75 wrote:

kent141 wrote:

kent141 wrote:
What did the geordies do in the josh after the game that was a tribute to someone that had died and had everyone in fits and who was the minor celebrity who it was for.

.........

I think all 30 of them stayed in and dident go. Shame it was brilliant in there

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

it certainly was... funny that not one single person on here went, although im sure all of them will remember next time ...lol

Rob The Saint NOT in NZ wrote:

slugger wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Correct...shhhhhhh (I might have off loaded a comment there...sorry) :O)

me too ........ sorry everyone .

Naughty, naughty - remember; Together As One!

Careful, or you'll have the Dominatrix on your case.

As for Gaston - superb.

On Wednesday we will sneak past Norwich 2-1.

COYR!

14.12.2012

Rob The Saint NOT in NZ wrote:

slugger wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Correct...shhhhhhh (I might have off loaded a comment there...sorry) :O)

me too ........ sorry everyone .

Naughty, naughty - remember; Together As One!

Careful, or you'll have the Dominatrix on your case.

As for Gaston - superb.

On Wednesday we will sneak past Norwich 2-1.

COYR!

14.12.2012

worried of n e hampshire wrote:
smelly fissssssssssssssssss

sssssssshhh

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Rob The Saint NOT in NZ wrote:

slugger wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Correct...shhhhhhh (I might have off loaded a comment there...sorry) :O)

me too ........ sorry everyone .

Naughty, naughty - remember; Together As One!

Careful, or you'll have the Dominatrix on your case.

As for Gaston - superb.

On Wednesday we will sneak past Norwich 2-1.

COYR!

14.12.2012

Gonna have a few quid on 2-0... I am liking the idea of another clean sheet (which is something that Kunt hasn't woken up on in a long long time).

Rob The Saint NOT in NZ wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:

Rob The Saint NOT in NZ wrote:

slugger wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Correct...shhhhhhh (I might have off loaded a comment there...sorry) :O)

me too ........ sorry everyone .

Naughty, naughty - remember; Together As One!

Careful, or you'll have the Dominatrix on your case.

As for Gaston - superb.

On Wednesday we will sneak past Norwich 2-1.

COYR!

14.12.2012

Gonna have a few quid on 2-0... I am liking the idea of another clean sheet (which is something that Kunt hasn't woken up on in a long long time).

Lambert to score first, 2-0 win; 20 to 1!

Worth a few quid (unlike Poopee).

angus mc coatup wrote:
does bluewhitenotrightint

hehead write in some sort of cryptic code.cos I aint got a clue what he's on about

saintshorse101 wrote:
well if you were there seed with all of your witnesses;) then that would mean the wise old kunt was wrong! now i know that thebooooooooooorer was wrong once, it was about the qpr game, she said that saints would lose by 2 clear goals or she would not post again! i am glad she stuck to her word as i have not seen her post since.
so you are saying that not only was theboooooorer wrong but kenty is as well? next you will be telling me that dominatrix hasnt been stalking bad bill and poopey fans havent raised the money they need to save their club.

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Ok...who was the last person to respond to bluewhiteanddead...o

wn up! :O)

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Ok...who was the last person to respond to bluewhiteanddead...o

wn up! :O)

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Could someone decipher bluewhiteanddeads post for me again please...

...my translater doesn't do skuntish rantish. Cheers.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
It's nice to be back in the top flight. It's where we belong and have been for the greater part of my life. All teams ulitmately end up where they belong - apart from ex teams of course. Well, even them I guess.

14.12.12

Baddesley Bill wrote:
...he's really gone off on one hasn't he :O)

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
...he's really gone off on one hasn't he :O)

Should we call an ambulance?

circa 66 saint wrote:
we need a name for the glorious 14th
a name that will go down in history, a name that sums up the momentous event that will happen on 14/12/2012
my favourite at the moment is


who the fcuk were pompey day

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
It's nice to be back in the top flight. It's where we belong and have been for the greater part of my life. All teams ulitmately end up where they belong - apart from ex teams of course. Well, even them I guess.

14.12.12

bluewhiteandred wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:
It's nice to be back in the top flight. It's where we belong and have been for the greater part of my life. All teams ulitmately end up where they belong - apart from ex teams of course. Well, even them I guess.

14.12.12

14.12.12 means ?

oh yes
13 days to xmas ? yes that song again

On the 13 day of xmas my true love said to me 2 league championships 2 fa cups And a TRUST just for you and me !
New Fratton End song thanks Saints .

saintkenny wrote:
league
Division 1 - Runners-up 1983-84; Division 2 - Runners-up 1965-66, 1977-78; Division 3 (S) - Champions 1921-22; Runners-up 1920-21; Division 3 - Champions 1959-60. facup
Winners 1976; Runners-up 1900, 1902, 2003.league cup
Runners-up 1979.
Zenith Data Systems Cup: Runners-up 1992.uefa cup 1971 1972 1982 1983 1984 2003 cup winners cup 1977 jpt winners 2010 1st div 1978 to 1991 premier league founder members to 2005 2012 and more to come .loads of success and memories all achieved without cheating status ,have we won nothing .ha ha ha ha ha

angus mc coatup wrote:
he started talking to himself now.

saintkenny wrote:
league
Division 1 - Runners-up 1983-84; Division 2 - Runners-up 1965-66, 1977-78; Division 3 (S) - Champions 1921-22; Runners-up 1920-21; Division 3 - Champions 1959-60. facup
Winners 1976; Runners-up 1900, 1902, 2003.league cup
Runners-up 1979.
Zenith Data Systems Cup: Runners-up 1992.uefa cup 1971 1972 1982 1983 1984 2003 cup winners cup 1977 jpt winners 2010 1st div 1978 to 1991 premier league founder members to 2005 2012 and more to come .loads of success and memories all achieved without cheating status ,have we won nothing .ha ha ha ha ha

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

circa 66 saint wrote:
we need a name for the glorious 14th
a name that will go down in history, a name that sums up the momentous event that will happen on 14/12/2012
my favourite at the moment is


who the fcuk were pompey day

Yep. Nice ring to it.

Can I have the bell as a souvenir? Without the skunt. Obviously.



14.12.12

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

angus mc coatup wrote:
he started talking to himself now.

He's truly mental.

circa 66 saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

circa 66 saint wrote:
we need a name for the glorious 14th
a name that will go down in history, a name that sums up the momentous event that will happen on 14/12/2012
my favourite at the moment is


who the fcuk were pompey day

Yep. Nice ring to it.

Can I have the bell as a souvenir? Without the skunt. Obviously.



14.12.12

yes a terrific bronze bell with a skunt brain as the clapper ( it wouldn't make a lot of noise and would disappear before the end)


oops sorry didn't really think this through
" skunt brain" silly me!!!!!!!!!!

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

circa 66 saint wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

circa 66 saint wrote:
we need a name for the glorious 14th
a name that will go down in history, a name that sums up the momentous event that will happen on 14/12/2012
my favourite at the moment is


who the fcuk were pompey day

Yep. Nice ring to it.

Can I have the bell as a souvenir? Without the skunt. Obviously.



14.12.12

yes a terrific bronze bell with a skunt brain as the clapper ( it wouldn't make a lot of noise and would disappear before the end)


oops sorry didn't really think this through
" skunt brain" silly me!!!!!!!!!!

Does it boo when you ring it?

circa 66 saint wrote:
st kenny you left out our early tears as the top amateur side and the 6 southern league titles we won from 1897 to 1922

bluewhiteandred wrote:

saintkenny wrote:
league
Division 1 - Runners-up 1983-84; Division 2 - Runners-up 1965-66, 1977-78; Division 3 (S) - Champions 1921-22; Runners-up 1920-21; Division 3 - Champions 1959-60. facup
Winners 1976; Runners-up 1900, 1902, 2003.league cup
Runners-up 1979.
Zenith Data Systems Cup: Runners-up 1992.uefa cup 1971 1972 1982 1983 1984 2003 cup winners cup 1977 jpt winners 2010 1st div 1978 to 1991 premier league founder members to 2005 2012 and more to come .loads of success and memories all achieved without cheating status ,have we won nothing .ha ha ha ha ha

Only honours that count like pompey

FA CUP WINNERS
1939
1976 POMPEY BOY
2008

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

1948
1949

2010 SAINTS BACK YARD 4-1

slugger wrote:
at the end of the day that was the best performance iv'e seen from saints this season , if a few can still find negatives than that's their problem !

circa 66 saint wrote:
we need a name for the glorious 14th
a name that will go down in history, a name that sums up the momentous event that will happen on 14/12/2012
my favourite at the moment is


who the fcuk were pompey day

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Ok...who was the last person to respond to bluewhiteanddead...o


wn up! :O)

Osprey?

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
Best results would be Villa v Reading a draw, and QPR a win at Sunderland.

worried of n e hampshire wrote:
now they are closing the shipyard in skatesville, what a sad depressing plaice! (O thats a fish!)

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Ok...who was the last person to respond to bluewhiteanddead...o



wn up! :O)

Osprey?

Not me guv. try St Kenny or likewatchingbrazil, st1halo e.t.c.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Baddesley Bill wrote:
Ok...who was the last person to respond to bluewhiteanddead...o



wn up! :O)

Osprey?

Not me guv. try St Kenny or likewatchingbrazil, st1halo e.t.c.

st1halo wrote:

slugger wrote:
at the end of the day that was the best performance iv'e seen from saints this season , if a few can still find negatives than that's their problem !

I second that, I don't see how anyone could fail to be impressed.
The lads (let's not forget the youngest team in the PL) took the game by the scruff of the neck and dominated (just like at QPR), they showed no sign of letting up until the final whistle. Nobody (not even NA) is suggesting this is the finished article but who can doubt they are rising to the challenge. I for one am very proud of that performance.

STID

kent141 wrote:
£12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

bluewhiteandred wrote:

kent141 wrote: £12m for that.......you are having a laugh Tangoface.

Hello Saints FANS well done to your team and nigel for a great win , i have changed my tune i come in peace i was thinking last night about the great derby games we have had and also would it be possible if we lose the court case could we rent Saint marys for our home games as i live nearer to st marys it would be quite more convinient to me and the money from pompey games would help you sign more ramirez s and help us until we sort out a new ho me . what do you think YES or NO ps HAVANT AND WATERLOOVILLE fc does not hold 10000 + just save you from that one !

SFCOLDBOY wrote:

GX Saint wrote: Chris Hughton has tried to steal a march by welcoming Mark Clattenburg back into the fold after a month out. NA will doubtles say something too. The game's not on TV live and Clattenburg's going to want a very low key occasion with no contentious decisions or massive talking point incidents. He will want to slip into town, ref the game, slip away. And the best way to ensure a quiet evening is not to be anti-the home side. So I expect him to be a refreshing contrast to the muppets we had officiating on Sunday. He'll probably think 2-1's got a nice ring to it. I'd take that now, so long as it's a decent goal against Gazza. The more times I see that save from yesterday the more it reminds me of Banks in 1970 - he had no right to get over and down so quickly. So I'd happily sacrifice a 2nd clean sheet for the 3 points. OK Mark?

I agree, the save is probably the best I have ever seen. I also agree with your view on the Banks save. Saw that one on telly, yesterdays was in the flesh and incredible. The whole of the Chapel were on their feet with that one. What confidence that will give the keeper and his defence. Yesterday the referee was appaling so were his little helpers. They were waving their flags in any direction the ref wanted it. They were like demented railway signallers. Lets hope the ref on Wednesday manages to leave his cards in the dressing room,the colours on them are fading because of the the amount of time he puts them into the daylight. COYS

saintsupnorth wrote:
Think now things are coming together, it was not a case of giving NA the time to get results. but giving the squad time to adjust to changes. NA said he would not bow down to pressure and start playing differently and even i admit i was not 100% confident with that. But boy he is proving everyone wrong now. Big difference for me is Shaw who has really come in with passion and fight, Cork making the difference we needed in Midfield. And Remirez who is just outstanding for us, not only as an individual but how he slots in with the team. My only worry, come next season think alot of our players will have bids for them. Puncheon, Lallana, Cork, Shaw, Lambert, schneiderlin, Lambert, Remirez Think teams will be coming for them soon, just hope we can get them to commit to Saints long term. Remirez worries me more, cause he came to Saints for the money, so if a big team come in and offer him more is he gonna be loyal and stay or go because of the money?.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:
I predict that we will be back in to the bottom three after tonights games.

Clever Dick wrote:
I find it quite amusing reading some of our own fans comments about players. Why do some people go to games when they clearly don't have a clue? I was at the Newcastle game (STH) and EVERYBODY had a good game. Gaston is a different class and is clearly worth 12 times the amount of POOPEY. He laid on one very unselfishly and was in the right spot to take the second. On other threads I have read that Maya and Clyne are not up to Prem. standards. Both have been outstanding for us and are continuing to improve. Clyne in particular must be one of the buys of the season. Solid in defence and great going forward. Spiderman and Cork have come in for some criticism too. They are doing the job they were put there to do. Sometimes that can go unnoticed. Considering Cork has had a layoff he has been totally outstanding in every game. Fonte has stepped up to the plate and so has Punch too. And I never thought I would say that. All in all we are definitely much better than our league position and points tally would suggest. Roll on Wednesday and another great performance.
PS Thinking about it every one of our players individually are worth more than SKUNTSmouth FC.

Rob The Saint NOT in NZ wrote:

Clever Dick wrote:
I find it quite amusing reading some of our own fans comments about players. Why do some people go to games when they clearly don't have a clue? I was at the Newcastle game (STH) and EVERYBODY had a good game. Gaston is a different class and is clearly worth 12 times the amount of POOPEY. He laid on one very unselfishly and was in the right spot to take the second. On other threads I have read that Maya and Clyne are not up to Prem. standards. Both have been outstanding for us and are continuing to improve. Clyne in particular must be one of the buys of the season. Solid in defence and great going forward. Spiderman and Cork have come in for some criticism too. They are doing the job they were put there to do. Sometimes that can go unnoticed. Considering Cork has had a layoff he has been totally outstanding in every game. Fonte has stepped up to the plate and so has Punch too. And I never thought I would say that. All in all we are definitely much better than our league position and points tally would suggest. Roll on Wednesday and another great performance.
PS Thinking about it every one of our players individually are worth more than SKUNTSmouth FC.

Great comments - Couldn't agree more!

st1halo wrote:
Oh dear, bluewhiteand inbred is a bit selective with his history, how about largest victories between the two sides
Saints 5 - Pompey 1
(FA Cup, 13 Jan 1906)
Saints 5 - Pompey 1
(11 Sept 1920)
Saints 5 - Pompey 1
(27 Aug 1960)
Saints 4 - Pompey 0
(17 April 1975)

Ooops! seems we have all top four spots


STID