CB Fry

They did not recruit Lampard "from Derby" or from the Championship. His last job was in the Premier League, at Chelsea. Moyes was 20 years ago but yeah.

How many times are you going to post variations on this bullshit opinion over and over again? You've been on this forum for a couple of weeks and this is all you have contributed, repeatedly. Ralph had run his course and we'd won one in nine before he was sacked. He oversaw one of the worst win rates for any club in England in 2022. The end of last season was an utter embarrassment. His time was clearly up. His sacking was justified, as was sacking him in the summer, which is probably what should have happened.

Felix Magath, Bob Bradley and our very own Steve Wigley levels of the worst appointments in the Premier League era. The most frustrating thing is this was obvious at the point of appointment that he would be dreadful.

You mean the guy who lead us to one of the worst win records in the calendar year 2022? That guy? Getting rid of Ralph earlier would have been more sensible.

WHERE CAN I GET LIVE STREAMING OF THE LASER LIGHT SHOW??

0-0 until Lycano gets sent off and we concede the subsequent penalty.

What has Caleta Car done wrong?

The SaintsWeb way is that players who can't get in the team are world beaters who just have never been given a chance.

I think we need to sign this guy before we get on with the serious business of saying how shit he is.

I apologise for making a humorous comment about our recruitment department who have done so much for the club, and indeed the city of Southampton in recent years.

There's a meeting at SMS in the morning to get approval to go up to €6,000,500. As long as Zagreb agree to it being paid in installments.

You can't blame Frank Lampard when really it is still David Moyes team.

Really there aren't. As it stands there aren't 3 teams clearly worse than we are. Forest, Bournemouth and us are bona fide dogshit. Everyone is clearly going to do enough to stay up. WHU, Leicester obviously fine. Wolves will do enough unless their new manager is a complete disaster. There's been a billion seasons where ooh-ooh-ooh Everton are going down but they won't because they won't.

A N D Y C A R R O L L

If we don't ever sign anyone we will never sign a bad player.

If a CL club come in for Thomas Frank today, tomorrow or next month he'll go. The new contract will have plenty about that in there no doubt about it.

Fuck off and support Luton. Also, stop trying to pretend this forum was some hotbed of Nathan Jones hero worship and you were the lone voice of dissent. As always, as ever, you're full of shit.

Is this forum getting its contributions from bot-farms now?

I've heard that the lasers spell out the words "World Class Catering" 90 seconds into the show.

So "what is needed to get out of this hole" is to just say there's no relegation battle until Easter. Oh I wish I was as wise and learned as you oh great noble elder.

If we lose we're down. To be honest in this scenario Forest win and they are pretty likely to go down as well. Beating Saints will not define anyone else's season (in the same way that losing to Man City doesn't either). Personally I think a likely scenario is we win on Wednesday and still go down. Because we're very easily one of the worst three in the league.

Basically they've bought the wrong club. They should have taken this plan to a Championship club with potential - and then tried to do the wonderkid strategy with them. Then they could have got to the Prem like Rasmus did with Brentford. Less pressure and in a division where having a defined clear club strategy can genuinely provide an advantage. And the risk is lower, as even if you don't go up you can sell players on to keep afloat (like Brentford did). To try and make this too-clever-by-half strategy in the Premier League with a club already hollowed out is proving to be absolute madness. They have absolutely fucked this.

Probably basing it on those plus the other 8 he has also scored. https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/terem-moffi/profil/spieler/538874

No one expects to beat Man City any more so fans aren’t going to go into those games in anything other than supportive mode. If Leeds got dicked 1-3 at home to Brighton then their fan base would not jolly it all along clapping and cheering their heroes like loyal little soldiers. They'd be fuming and booing and leaving early. I think it is already getting tiresome this idea that all other fans are mega supportive and don't complain and just obediently clap and cheer their teams in all circumstances. But horrid Saints fans uniquely get annoyed when the team are perpetually awful. Personally I think stop going on about the fans and let's see if this manager who was recruited specifically to keep us in the Premier League can actually do that.

Depends whether we win or not.