CB Fry

People go on about the great escapes of the past but really the comparison should be the team that did go down in 2005. Our current team aren't fit to lace that teams boots and they were gutless and rubbish and relegated. But front to back most of that team would walk into this current squad.

We're shit and we're going down. We're stone bottom with second worst goal difference already. We've won one in six, can't keep clean sheets and aren't scoring. Yes we all remember Marian Pahars and Le Tissier scoring at Selhurst and yeah yeah yeah. We're down.

We're so relegated it's unreal. Get used to it.

Hi everyone Just been out on Mayflower Park with my Nephew and the drone he got for Christmas. Brilliant it is, went absolutely miles. Now back home. How are we getting on?

Graham Potter saying he has the hardest job in football the other day as well. Utter plank.

Narrow defeat leaving us bottom but with just enough "well, if we play like that every week then we definitely won't be relegated" content for the delusionals.

It was very clearly a choice between a new commercial manager and signing a striker and I, for one, support the club making what is obviously the correct decision.

But of course. That feels like the most obvious move for all parties.

Ekambi a great signing for us.

You're the one wailing about how "screwed" football is, so you don't need to tell me to chill out, sweetheart. If someone chucks £50m on Lavia then he's going to play for that club, not "doesn't play again for years". Honestly, calm down.

What are you basing this on? Lavia is not going this window so how is it evidence of "how screwed football is"?

I look at his face and think to myself "That's the way to do it".

Basically you are predicting that our second half of the season is as good as Brighton/Brentford/Fulham's first half. Not impossible but feels like a stretch.

I imagine that after yesterday's results Cody Gakpo is bitterly bitterly regretting not taking up the chance to join Saints in the summer.

Naa-ay-ay-ay-ay-ayythan Jones Nathan Jones Nathan Jones Nathan Jo-ooh-nes He's got a thiiiing, going on We thought that it was wrong But now he's much too strong To let him go now

Other results show we absolutely desperately needed that. Brilliant stuff

Well remembered. For a protest there's nothing more powerful than winning because it allows the protest to be about bigger issues/wider context rather than "we lost".

Settling for a point sounds mad to me. 13 points at the half-way point of the season is relegation. 15 points and we are properly in the mix with other teams (but still, if I'm honest, still probably relegated). We've already pissed away three games where we should have harvested points, say 5 or 6. Not zero. At some point we actually have to win some games. That point being like now.

What happened?

Ever since I found out the Bournemouth guy was in on Lorient I'd written Moffi off as ever coming to us. Just not going to happen.

Thanks for the recommendation - Elek absolutely unequivocal about how good he thinks Jones is. Interesting. Ultimately though, if we don't win today today it won't mean shit. You would have found people saying what a good manager Felix Magath was as well. It's got to happen on the pitch.

One simple change to the kit and a one and a half billion catchment area in the palm of our hands.

I wouldn't read much into that. Lavia will be sold as soon as the Champions League club come in. Definitely not this window but possibly next summer. We've got a stated intention of buying players in with a planned high sell-on value so don't start kidding yourself that those players aren't going to be sold. They definitely definitely will be.

Nice to see that five years ago you were writing out the same shit as you are today. The post above was accusing Lord Duckhunter of being in his first season of supporting Saints. Strange absence on this forum for the entire reigns of Hughes and Ralph though. I can only assume Parkhurst.

Newcastle will be under different pressure, especially with a winnable semi in front of them. Over two legs it will be difficult but I always think Southampton away is a bit of a bogey tie for them so we really need to make the home tie count. No one would have expected us and Puel to beat Liverpool back then either.