70's Mike

or good enough which is the simple fact of the matter and the real problem

lets face 1.5 blocks of the Northam were plastics today anyway because those seats have been segrated most of the season

so when we beat Cardiff and Preston in front of small crowds the players liked it ? but against Forest and today they decided we will not bother because "its to little to late" nothing to do with Wotte tellinf everyone how much the players were up for those games

Boring

hate to upset your evening but Guy the snake was sat in the directors bit again today , the man has no shame

thank you businesses like Hampshire Partitioning and Borderland Fencing, have kept their boxes all through the bad times as have the Cedar people . The businesses deserting us are the outsiders

must have been very localised

as someone else said i was absolutely staggered to guy the snake their today, at least rupert had the decency to stay away, although judging by the performance maybe he gave the team talk

never happened

not all i saw a banner drapped over soms free corporate seats today from Hampshire Partitioning saying come on you Saints or something like that

ruperts legacy strikes again

saw a few old faces today Pete , including Mr Jewitt.

after watching him today Lallana will be going no where

except his legacy was there for all to see today

Leon called for total support and appealed for unity, asked people to send donations to SFC by cheque,cash or credit card. Was singing when Lawrie spoke. Basically the game followed the pattern of most home games this season lots of poession no penetration, as soon as they scored the game was over we cannot chase games at home. I felt sorry for Thompson he was left totally exposed and JPS picked today , imo to have his worst game for us. I suppose what sums it up for me was we missed Gillet, who would have thought any Saints supporter would ever say that. Mathamatically we can survive but anyone who saw that, and bearing in mind we will have to win games and not just hit teams on the break, will say that winning another game this season is going to be difficult

Just got home and have to, apparently reading some of the posts of those behind a keyboard,say sorry for the defeat as some feel it is the fans fault. Every time Wotte or someone at SMS opens there gob and says "the boys are up for it" some of them play like scared rabbits, BUT IT IS THE FANS FAULT. No width cost us todays game, Thompson and Skacel were always marking two players and left exposed. Since the goal at WBA has Lallana done anything. The shape was so wrong we were lucky to only concede 3 without KD it would have been 6

Oh please i

Decided to break my programme ban for the first time since 2006 and got the old tatty red and white shirt out

the administrator will have to be seen to get the best deal for the creditors and supply info to the buyers as to current position i do not expect any real news for a few weeks as they weigh up the various inquirys funny i have never seen eye to eye with your posts but with rupert gone we are agreeing what is the world coming too

i think that very few actually disagreed that we needed to cut costs , the disagreements came from how we chose to spend what we had, exactly as it was in 2003. all football clubs ultimately require a successful first team and definitely one that wins at home to be financially stable imo rupert only ever looked at the cost savings he appears to have ignored the income generation side of the equation

think it is vital or the tide of emotion may turn , the results on the pitch ultimately determine financial success off it a thing that previous directors constantly forgot as they tried to re write the rules

Keep up the good work

Reasonable post but i suppose the difference between Hone and co talking to potential buyers and now is that the administrators DO NOT have to get Lowe and co to agree to that takeover

almost back to the old days with Southampton people helping SFC , WHOEVER brought in a control freak from Gloucester needs to be publically outed in the local press, please do not turn up GUY

the issue is that £4m was not a big overdraft when we had a turnover of £40m but it is when turnover had dropped too todays levels. but i agree barclays seem a little premature in cutting us a drift