Adkins reflects on Saints loss (From Daily Echo)

Norwegian Saint wrote:
The other thread is a joke tonight, maybe (although I hate to say it) we could do what the News-**** do and hide the replies.
Getting silly having to trawl through all that Poopey jealously rubbish.

saintmark1977 wrote:
I like Mr Adkins and do not want to see him replaced.

However,is there just a chance that he could say something after a game that is not bleedingly obvious?

At present he could save himself time and effort and get back home quicker simply by saying "If your Aunt had had balls she would have been your Uncle !

To me his after match comments are becomming increasingly tedious and ever more meaningless.

Am I alone in thinking this?

Ross123 wrote:

saintmark1977 wrote:
I like Mr Adkins and do not want to see him replaced.

However,is there just a chance that he could say something after a game that is not bleedingly obvious?

At present he could save himself time and effort and get back home quicker simply by saying "If your Aunt had had balls she would have been your Uncle !

To me his after match comments are becomming increasingly tedious and ever more meaningless.

Am I alone in thinking this?

agree on this,

crap excuses,

we could of got something if the team actually turned up today, fed up of letting in goals easily,

lambert had no service all day long!


we need 6 points out of next 2 games!

adkins! sort it out!

i still think we need 2 centre halfs in the window.

ross

Scunthorpe United wrote:
I know that your boys have conceded quite a few but you have also scored rather more than other Clubs near you in the table. It's often the teams which don't score e.g. Q.P.R. which go down. Keep the faith and the best of luck!

saintmark1977 wrote:
I like Mr Adkins and do not want to see him replaced.

However,is there just a chance that he could say something after a game that is not bleedingly obvious?

At present he could save himself time and effort and get back home quicker simply by saying "If your Aunt had had balls she would have been your Uncle !

To me his after match comments are becomming increasingly tedious and ever more meaningless.

Am I alone in thinking this?

Scunthorpe United wrote:
I know that your boys have conceded quite a few but you have also scored rather more than other Clubs near you in the table. It's often the teams which don't score e.g. Q.P.R. which go down. Keep the faith and the best of luck!

batesieboy wrote:
I watched the match, and Liverpool did not create much, and Saints created nothing at all. Gazzaniga was fine, and the goal was not his fault. Every game tells its own story, they are all different, and we will play differently against Sunderland and Reading.We can, and must win them both.

warrens 76 wrote:
Something positive was available from most games this season...yesterday was atrocious, our accuracy and speed of passing was dreadful...

...we either passed straight to them or took so long faffing about that they were always back behind the ball, had we played at a higher tempo and simply gone for it we could have scored.....

... we lost simply by respecting a long gone reputation, there was actually nothing to fear...shocker...

Losing is one thing but being afraid for no reason, it aint war ffs is disgraceful, dammit all we could out pass that team if we had not gone into panic mode, AGAIN!!!

abbiscuits wrote:
Mr adkins should have put mayuka on around the 50th minute rather than wait for ages only to put j-rod on!!! We needed that injection of pace to create more chances and mayuka would have done that. Anyone agree with this?

Rising_Son wrote:
It was a disappointing match. Liverpool crowded out the midfield, and we weren't able to create any time or space. The consequence was that passes were either inaccurate or intercepted, and the attack never really got going. Clearances from the back also usually got intercepted and allowed them to keep the pressure on our defence.

I would have liked to have seen Mayuka come on for Puncheon rather than Rodriguez. His speed might have made a difference as everyone slowed down towards the end of the match, but then again it might not have.

Still, on the bright side, in spite of all the pressure, we only let in one.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

batesieboy wrote:
I watched the match, and Liverpool did not create much, and Saints created nothing at all. Gazzaniga was fine, and the goal was not his fault. Every game tells its own story, they are all different, and we will play differently against Sunderland and Reading.We can, and must win them both.

It was a poor match with little quality, though Liverpool deserved the points for the extra effort they applied. I agree, every game can tell a different story and we now move on and hunt for the next points.

That was as poor a Liverpool team as I have seen in years against Saints (Suarez excluded), so sadly an away day opportunity squandered.
Still, we are all up for the challenge and our great support will help the team see us remain up where belong.

scooter75 wrote:

Ross123 wrote:

saintmark1977 wrote:
I like Mr Adkins and do not want to see him replaced.

However,is there just a chance that he could say something after a game that is not bleedingly obvious?

At present he could save himself time and effort and get back home quicker simply by saying "If your Aunt had had balls she would have been your Uncle !

To me his after match comments are becomming increasingly tedious and ever more meaningless.

Am I alone in thinking this?

agree on this,

crap excuses,

we could of got something if the team actually turned up today, fed up of letting in goals easily,

lambert had no service all day long!


we need 6 points out of next 2 games!

adkins! sort it out!

i still think we need 2 centre halfs in the window.

ross

Ross

You are on a pro nigel site, he can do no wrong, you are a sad skate.

14.12.12

Southampton Dominance wrote:

Mush On The Beach wrote:

batesieboy wrote:
I watched the match, and Liverpool did not create much, and Saints created nothing at all. Gazzaniga was fine, and the goal was not his fault. Every game tells its own story, they are all different, and we will play differently against Sunderland and Reading.We can, and must win them both.

It was a poor match with little quality, though Liverpool deserved the points for the extra effort they applied. I agree, every game can tell a different story and we now move on and hunt for the next points.

That was as poor a Liverpool team as I have seen in years against Saints (Suarez excluded), so sadly an away day opportunity squandered.
Still, we are all up for the challenge and our great support will help the team see us remain up where belong.

Yes Mush, we're all up for the challenge! You would make a very good cheerleader! Ra ra blah blah!

abbiscuits wrote:
Mr adkins should have put mayuka on around the 50th minute rather than wait for ages only to put j-rod on!!! We needed that injection of pace to create more chances and mayuka would have done that. Anyone agree with this?

Lionel P wrote:
Until Saints acquire some ball-skills and speed, the midfield particularly, they have no chance of remaining in the Premiership. I only saw the first half of yesterday's game, but Adkins is kidding himself if he thinks a 1-0 scoreline was a fair reflection of that. Liverpool could have had four or more.
Saints just thumped the ball out of the penalty area up to the halfway line, and it kept coming straight back. You can't blame the defence entirely, you need a midfield that actually know a thing or two - the present lot are clueless.

up saints wrote:
need to get a grip in midfield that where games are won and lost i would of put jwp on at half time.agree with above reading and sunderland must win games

saintlysoul wrote:

up saints wrote:
need to get a grip in midfield that where games are won and lost i would of put jwp on at half time.agree with above reading and sunderland must win games

Here here!!!!!!!!

JohnItaly wrote:

warrens 76 wrote:
Something positive was available from most games this season...yesterday was atrocious, our accuracy and speed of passing was dreadful...

...we either passed straight to them or took so long faffing about that they were always back behind the ball, had we played at a higher tempo and simply gone for it we could have scored.....

... we lost simply by respecting a long gone reputation, there was actually nothing to fear...shocker...

Losing is one thing but being afraid for no reason, it aint war ffs is disgraceful, dammit all we could out pass that team if we had not gone into panic mode, AGAIN!!!

It seems to me NA got his tactics wrong and again must question his substitutions. Saints have developed a reputation scoring goals so why not play to our strengths instead of a "game plan" to stifle perceived strenghs of the opposition. If for all games a "game plan" as to be devised dependant on the opponents by definition Saints have to adapt their game on 38 occasions. Why not play to our strengths every time and let the opposition worry about us?

Ross123 wrote:

scooter75 wrote:

Ross123 wrote:

saintmark1977 wrote:
I like Mr Adkins and do not want to see him replaced.

However,is there just a chance that he could say something after a game that is not bleedingly obvious?

At present he could save himself time and effort and get back home quicker simply by saying "If your Aunt had had balls she would have been your Uncle !

To me his after match comments are becomming increasingly tedious and ever more meaningless.

Am I alone in thinking this?

agree on this,

crap excuses,

we could of got something if the team actually turned up today, fed up of letting in goals easily,

lambert had no service all day long!


we need 6 points out of next 2 games!

adkins! sort it out!

i still think we need 2 centre halfs in the window.

ross

Ross

You are on a pro nigel site, he can do no wrong, you are a sad skate.

14.12.12

scooter! you always wana pick a fight with everyone on here!

you must be a pompey fan

hedge end bob wrote:
We now have to win our next two home games to stay in touch. We must start pcking up points soon, we can not say it is not our best team when we have a full squad to pick from. Boy this league is tough.

hedge end bob wrote:

Ross123 wrote:

scooter75 wrote:

Ross123 wrote:

saintmark1977 wrote:
I like Mr Adkins and do not want to see him replaced.

However,is there just a chance that he could say something after a game that is not bleedingly obvious?

At present he could save himself time and effort and get back home quicker simply by saying "If your Aunt had had balls she would have been your Uncle !

To me his after match comments are becomming increasingly tedious and ever more meaningless.

Am I alone in thinking this?

agree on this,

crap excuses,

we could of got something if the team actually turned up today, fed up of letting in goals easily,

lambert had no service all day long!


we need 6 points out of next 2 games!

adkins! sort it out!

i still think we need 2 centre halfs in the window.

ross

Ross

You are on a pro nigel site, he can do no wrong, you are a sad skate.

14.12.12

scooter! you always wana pick a fight with everyone on here!

you must be a pompey fan

He's KENT141.

Now he will come backand insult me, who cares.

bluehants wrote:
Ahhhhhhhhh normal service resumes,

C,mon reading, a team that play well and deserve to be higher in the leaue, unlike your shambles

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:
We now have to win our next two home games to stay in touch. We must start pcking up points soon, we can not say it is not our best team when we have a full squad to pick from. Boy this league is tough.

Bob, Well done here. You are really developing into a much nicer human being recently. No outbursts at people, and name calling. I am also astonished at your spelling and grammar. The only mistake in your sentence is the "pcking up points" parts - so 9/10. Well done - Respect - and I think you are completely right about the home games. 4 or 6 points required, and anything less and you could be in trouble.

hedge end bob wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote: We now have to win our next two home games to stay in touch. We must start pcking up points soon, we can not say it is not our best team when we have a full squad to pick from. Boy this league is tough.

Bob, Well done here. You are really developing into a much nicer human being recently. No outbursts at people, and name calling. I am also astonished at your spelling and grammar. The only mistake in your sentence is the "pcking up points" parts - so 9/10. Well done - Respect - and I think you are completely right about the home games. 4 or 6 points required, and anything less and you could be in trouble.

Do you think i am interested in what a skunt thinks. SSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

hedge end bob wrote:

More Glory wrote:

hedge end bob wrote:
We now have to win our next two home games to stay in touch. We must start pcking up points soon, we can not say it is not our best team when we have a full squad to pick from. Boy this league is tough.

Bob, Well done here. You are really developing into a much nicer human being recently. No outbursts at people, and name calling. I am also astonished at your spelling and grammar. The only mistake in your sentence is the "pcking up points" parts - so 9/10. Well done - Respect - and I think you are completely right about the home games. 4 or 6 points required, and anything less and you could be in trouble.

Do you think i am interested in what a skunt thinks.
SSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

ghk230473 wrote:
Can anyone who went to the game give their opinion, was it all Liverpool as suggested?

devonsaint2 wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:
Can anyone who went to the game give their opinion, was it all Liverpool as suggested?

I went as I always try to do.
Liverpool could have won by 3 or 4 if the luck had been with them ( hit the post & bar and some quite lucky defending by us) BUT that doesn't mean to say we didn't try. Morgan & Corky ran their socks off.
The main problem for me is that NA ( who I really like and support ) is short of ideas on changing the tactics. I think also his back up team are just as lacking.
Yesterday Liverppol packed the midfield. Only Suarez in attack with Sterling helping. They had 4 in midfield to our 2 - 3 ( Morgan, Cork, Lalanna ). Gaston does not help much in midfield and yesterday Punch was poor. After 20 mins the match was crying our for JWP or Davis. If we matched them in midfield we would have had more of the ball. Whenever we got the ball ( 0nly 35% possession ) we could not find anyone. I think NA's positive outlook on life reflects in his away teams. In my opinion at some of these ' top ' teams we should start more cautiously. Start with an extra midfielder ( not a Gaston or Punch ) and change it in the 2nd half as legs get tired and spaces open up.
1.0 looks ok on paper yesterday, but we never really looked liked scoring because we got so little of the ball. I cannot fault NA's approach at home ( go for goals & a win ), but at least change the tactics away. 2 or 3 draws away would be excellent against the better teams.

14.12.12

devonsaint2 wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:
Can anyone who went to the game give their opinion, was it all Liverpool as suggested?

I went as I always try to do.
Liverpool could have won by 3 or 4 if the luck had been with them ( hit the post & bar and some quite lucky defending by us) BUT that doesn't mean to say we didn't try. Morgan & Corky ran their socks off.
The main problem for me is that NA ( who I really like and support ) is short of ideas on changing the tactics. I think also his back up team are just as lacking.
Yesterday Liverppol packed the midfield. Only Suarez in attack with Sterling helping. They had 4 in midfield to our 2 - 3 ( Morgan, Cork, Lalanna ). Gaston does not help much in midfield and yesterday Punch was poor. After 20 mins the match was crying our for JWP or Davis. If we matched them in midfield we would have had more of the ball. Whenever we got the ball ( 0nly 35% possession ) we could not find anyone. I think NA's positive outlook on life reflects in his away teams. In my opinion at some of these ' top ' teams we should start more cautiously. Start with an extra midfielder ( not a Gaston or Punch ) and change it in the 2nd half as legs get tired and spaces open up.
1.0 looks ok on paper yesterday, but we never really looked liked scoring because we got so little of the ball. I cannot fault NA's approach at home ( go for goals & a win ), but at least change the tactics away. 2 or 3 draws away would be excellent against the better teams.

14.12.12

ghk230473 wrote:

devonsaint2 wrote:

ghk230473 wrote:
Can anyone who went to the game give their opinion, was it all Liverpool as suggested?

I went as I always try to do.
Liverpool could have won by 3 or 4 if the luck had been with them ( hit the post & bar and some quite lucky defending by us) BUT that doesn't mean to say we didn't try. Morgan & Corky ran their socks off.
The main problem for me is that NA ( who I really like and support ) is short of ideas on changing the tactics. I think also his back up team are just as lacking.
Yesterday Liverppol packed the midfield. Only Suarez in attack with Sterling helping. They had 4 in midfield to our 2 - 3 ( Morgan, Cork, Lalanna ). Gaston does not help much in midfield and yesterday Punch was poor. After 20 mins the match was crying our for JWP or Davis. If we matched them in midfield we would have had more of the ball. Whenever we got the ball ( 0nly 35% possession ) we could not find anyone. I think NA's positive outlook on life reflects in his away teams. In my opinion at some of these ' top ' teams we should start more cautiously. Start with an extra midfielder ( not a Gaston or Punch ) and change it in the 2nd half as legs get tired and spaces open up.
1.0 looks ok on paper yesterday, but we never really looked liked scoring because we got so little of the ball. I cannot fault NA's approach at home ( go for goals & a win ), but at least change the tactics away. 2 or 3 draws away would be excellent against the better teams.

14.12.12

Fans I've spoken to saying the same, I do agree about Adkins.
It is hard for him as it is a tough league but in games I have watched both this and last season, he has IMO left it late or made questionable decisions.
Against man u, lambert was keeping rio and vidic busy even though he wasn't doing much. When he was replaced rio pushed forward and had a say in their goal. Against Norwich his movement was non existent and he ventured out to the wings, I would have taken gaston off for mayaka to give him some one to hit the ball to.
I do think the squads quality needs to be improved and there are a lot of players that cannot be trusted to play..... Fox, Davis, boruc, guly and players on loan should be moved on and replaced with quality

Stroppy_gramps wrote:
no point crying about it now, theres really nothing we can do until the January window opens.

Until then the best option is to get to the games and sing, and chant and shout supporting the team

RedArmy1 wrote:

Stroppy_gramps wrote: no point crying about it now, theres really nothing we can do until the January window opens. Until then the best option is to get to the games and sing, and chant and shout supporting the team

You're right !! The Players react to the Crowd. Remember palace and QPR. RED ARMY - THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION !!

More Glory wrote:

RedArmy1 wrote:

Stroppy_gramps wrote: no point crying about it now, theres really nothing we can do until the January window opens. Until then the best option is to get to the games and sing, and chant and shout supporting the team

You're right !! The Players react to the Crowd. Remember palace and QPR. RED ARMY - THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION !!

Too true, hence the solitary trophy for you guys. I think you are finally getting it though.

Block 34 wrote:
always disappointing to lose, but 1-0 isn't a bad result at Anfield. Well done lads. Wouldn't be surprised i the 'pool came in for SRL in January!
Looking forward to the next 2 !!

TEBOURBA wrote:
The PL is tough, clearly shown by the fact that top class managers such as Pardew, O'Neil and Hughes are struggling or have lost their job!
NA could still become the best manager Saints have ever had.
He is suffering from his and Cortese's inexperienced decisions, made in the transfer market last summer.
IMO squandering £19m on Gaston and JR was a complete waste of money.
Gaston has been crocked and is still not match fit, he shows moments of brilliance but then drifts out of the game, he is a bit like Stan Bowles and Rodney Marsh of old -- good to watch but his overall contribution to the team not game changing.
For £12m, I expect to see the sort of contribution the likes of Paine,MLT,Channon or Keegan made to the Saints.
JR is just a total waste of money no better than Billy Sharpe.
£19m spent wisely could have bought 4 or 5 good experienced players, (including a keeper) which with the 4 or 5 Saints stalwarts from the past two seasons and those coming through from the Academy would have built a great team.
Nigel now has to struggle on to the New Year carrying the mistakes he has made, when it will become a case of bringing in the new and slinging out the old.
Hopefully by Christmas, Saints will have mustered enough points for the newcomers to build on and save us from the drop.
The likes of LMcM and Cloughie would have spent £19m a lot more wisely than Nigel and his boss.
Maybe, if Cortese had appointed a PL experienced No2 to Nigel at the end of last season, withhis advice and experience, the transfer money would have been better spent and Saints would now be where West Ham are in the league.
Just think of that !!--- Happy Clappers wouldn't have pray for every other team around us in the league to lose!
P.S. Does anyone know if Solent Interiors have been paid their £60k due 6 months ago--the legality of their claim rupheld by not just one but two court orders.

TEBOURBA wrote:
The PL is tough, clearly shown by the fact that top class managers such as Pardew, O'Neil and Hughes are struggling or have lost their job!
NA could still become the best manager Saints have ever had.
He is suffering from his and Cortese's inexperienced decisions, made in the transfer market last summer.
IMO squandering £19m on Gaston and JR was a complete waste of money.
Gaston has been crocked and is still not match fit, he shows moments of brilliance but then drifts out of the game, he is a bit like Stan Bowles and Rodney Marsh of old -- good to watch but his overall contribution to the team not game changing.
For £12m, I expect to see the sort of contribution the likes of Paine,MLT,Channon or Keegan made to the Saints.
JR is just a total waste of money no better than Billy Sharpe.
£19m spent wisely could have bought 4 or 5 good experienced players, (including a keeper) which with the 4 or 5 Saints stalwarts from the past two seasons and those coming through from the Academy would have built a great team.
Nigel now has to struggle on to the New Year carrying the mistakes he has made, when it will become a case of bringing in the new and slinging out the old.
Hopefully by Christmas, Saints will have mustered enough points for the newcomers to build on and save us from the drop.
The likes of LMcM and Cloughie would have spent £19m a lot more wisely than Nigel and his boss.
Maybe, if Cortese had appointed a PL experienced No2 to Nigel at the end of last season, withhis advice and experience, the transfer money would have been better spent and Saints would now be where West Ham are in the league.
Just think of that !!--- Happy Clappers wouldn't have pray for every other team around us in the league to lose!
P.S. Does anyone know if Solent Interiors have been paid their £60k due 6 months ago--the legality of their claim rupheld by not just one but two court orders.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
The PL is tough, clearly shown by the fact that top class managers such as Pardew, O'Neil and Hughes are struggling or have lost their job!
NA could still become the best manager Saints have ever had.
He is suffering from his and Cortese's inexperienced decisions, made in the transfer market last summer.
IMO squandering £19m on Gaston and JR was a complete waste of money.
Gaston has been crocked and is still not match fit, he shows moments of brilliance but then drifts out of the game, he is a bit like Stan Bowles and Rodney Marsh of old -- good to watch but his overall contribution to the team not game changing.
For £12m, I expect to see the sort of contribution the likes of Paine,MLT,Channon or Keegan made to the Saints.
JR is just a total waste of money no better than Billy Sharpe.
£19m spent wisely could have bought 4 or 5 good experienced players, (including a keeper) which with the 4 or 5 Saints stalwarts from the past two seasons and those coming through from the Academy would have built a great team.
Nigel now has to struggle on to the New Year carrying the mistakes he has made, when it will become a case of bringing in the new and slinging out the old.
Hopefully by Christmas, Saints will have mustered enough points for the newcomers to build on and save us from the drop.
The likes of LMcM and Cloughie would have spent £19m a lot more wisely than Nigel and his boss.
Maybe, if Cortese had appointed a PL experienced No2 to Nigel at the end of last season, withhis advice and experience, the transfer money would have been better spent and Saints would now be where West Ham are in the league.
Just think of that !!--- Happy Clappers wouldn't have pray for every other team around us in the league to lose!
P.S. Does anyone know if Solent Interiors have been paid their £60k due 6 months ago--the legality of their claim rupheld by not just one but two court orders.

Why do you post your nonsense and then not bother to read the replies? If you want to know if Solent Interiors Systems have been paid, ring them on 02392554400 and ask them, no one else is at all bothered.

Baddesley Bill wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

TEBOURBA wrote:
The PL is tough, clearly shown by the fact that top class managers such as Pardew, O'Neil and Hughes are struggling or have lost their job!
NA could still become the best manager Saints have ever had.
He is suffering from his and Cortese's inexperienced decisions, made in the transfer market last summer.
IMO squandering £19m on Gaston and JR was a complete waste of money.
Gaston has been crocked and is still not match fit, he shows moments of brilliance but then drifts out of the game, he is a bit like Stan Bowles and Rodney Marsh of old -- good to watch but his overall contribution to the team not game changing.
For £12m, I expect to see the sort of contribution the likes of Paine,MLT,Channon or Keegan made to the Saints.
JR is just a total waste of money no better than Billy Sharpe.
£19m spent wisely could have bought 4 or 5 good experienced players, (including a keeper) which with the 4 or 5 Saints stalwarts from the past two seasons and those coming through from the Academy would have built a great team.
Nigel now has to struggle on to the New Year carrying the mistakes he has made, when it will become a case of bringing in the new and slinging out the old.
Hopefully by Christmas, Saints will have mustered enough points for the newcomers to build on and save us from the drop.
The likes of LMcM and Cloughie would have spent £19m a lot more wisely than Nigel and his boss.
Maybe, if Cortese had appointed a PL experienced No2 to Nigel at the end of last season, withhis advice and experience, the transfer money would have been better spent and Saints would now be where West Ham are in the league.
Just think of that !!--- Happy Clappers wouldn't have pray for every other team around us in the league to lose!
P.S. Does anyone know if Solent Interiors have been paid their £60k due 6 months ago--the legality of their claim rupheld by not just one but two court orders.

Why do you post your nonsense and then not bother to read the replies? If you want to know if Solent Interiors Systems have been paid, ring them on 02392554400 and ask them, no one else is at all bothered.

Osprey...I think you and me both know that this poster is more interested in getting a response rather than having a debate.

We should leave him be imo.

TEBOURBA wrote:
The PL is tough, clearly shown by the fact that top class managers such as Pardew, O'Neil and Hughes are struggling or have lost their job!
NA could still become the best manager Saints have ever had.
He is suffering from his and Cortese's inexperienced decisions, made in the transfer market last summer.
IMO squandering £19m on Gaston and JR was a complete waste of money.
Gaston has been crocked and is still not match fit, he shows moments of brilliance but then drifts out of the game, he is a bit like Stan Bowles and Rodney Marsh of old -- good to watch but his overall contribution to the team not game changing.
For £12m, I expect to see the sort of contribution the likes of Paine,MLT,Channon or Keegan made to the Saints.
JR is just a total waste of money no better than Billy Sharpe.
£19m spent wisely could have bought 4 or 5 good experienced players, (including a keeper) which with the 4 or 5 Saints stalwarts from the past two seasons and those coming through from the Academy would have built a great team.
Nigel now has to struggle on to the New Year carrying the mistakes he has made, when it will become a case of bringing in the new and slinging out the old.
Hopefully by Christmas, Saints will have mustered enough points for the newcomers to build on and save us from the drop.
The likes of LMcM and Cloughie would have spent £19m a lot more wisely than Nigel and his boss.
Maybe, if Cortese had appointed a PL experienced No2 to Nigel at the end of last season, withhis advice and experience, the transfer money would have been better spent and Saints would now be where West Ham are in the league.
Just think of that !!--- Happy Clappers wouldn't have pray for every other team around us in the league to lose!
P.S. Does anyone know if Solent Interiors have been paid their £60k due 6 months ago--the legality of their claim rupheld by not just one but two court orders.