CB Fry

Or Koeman's relentless tapping up of Vlaar and Clasie? I'd expect Koeman's autobiography to be titled "Confessions of a Plumber" with the amount of tapping up he's done.

Any chance you could be a little more bitter?

Nice to see your leftier-than-thou posturing was a total sack of sh it after all, then.

Let's hope at least twenty minutes of it is him apologising for that Reading match. Me and some of the other guys on the ward have never forgotten it.

You never forget that, if it makes you feel good. Never forget it. Never, ever forget it. The display against Reading. You never forget it now. Never forget. Pretty much every other true Saints fan will remember the feeling we had as we shot through two divisions returning back to the promised land far quicker than expected. Most will remember the great football we played, the unity of the team, the players who became heroes. Most remember Nigel's positivity, humility and belief. That's what I remember. That's what thousands and thousands of Saints fans will always remember. But hey, never forget Reading, eh Lardy. Define your support by that day. Never forget Reading. Never ever forget.

He's never claimed to be a working class person from a struggling family.

Except third isn't the play offs, it's automatic promotion.

Already bottled out of Andrew Marr in the morning, an interview in the diary for months for whoever the leader was going to be. Now talk of him bottling out of Prime Ministers Questions with him turning it into some #askcameron computer game for the twitterverse. The leader of her majesty's opposition already hiding away. One day Jeremy you'll be asked to state your convictions to people who won't agree with you. That day is coming. You're the leader now. Step up.

I might need explaining why I see lots seeming to portray Corbyn as having a monopoly on "conviction" or values, just because he's managed to avoid actually doing anything for thirty years, except exist in the cosy world of preaching to the converted, back bench rebellion and never actually having drive through any of his actual "convictions" through the levers of government he could have worked in if he wanted to. There are plenty of conviction politicians in the House Of Commons. Many of them seize the chance to apply those convictions to changing people's lives. Others sit on their convictions. Corbyn is now the leader. He has to deal with the convictions of others for the first time in his very long and entirely political career. Let's see how he does.

That might be in his head now. But events will overwhelm him before he gets anywhere near that. You need to remember he joined the contest to "broaden the debate" and have a nice chat, not to win, and certainly not to become Prime Minister. What's happened since June was no masterplan that's for sure.

He clearly is a typical Westminster politician, a typical extreme back bench complainer, there's plenty of them on both sides of the house. And I notice a couple sneering references to "career" politicians. Well, if anyone can let me know what Jeremy Corbyn's career was or is then please do. It's pretty politician-y as far as I can see. Either way, his career will finish in about two years time.

Corks a-popping at Tory Central Office.

That's people from Bitterne for you.

You have heard Nigel Adkins speak before, haven't you?

That's right, there was a five page tribute to him in the very next edition. My apologies.

Would be a fascinating thing to watch from afar. As you say only ever be a theoretical exercise. If he's lashing out at cub reporters at T-minus one days as leader, how the fu ck is he going to survive ten minutes with Andrew Neil, who he has already bottled out of an interview with.

Arsenal. Bergkamp 20 years ago. http://www.arsenal.com/news/features/20150619/bergkamp-in-his-own-words Manchester United. 10 years since they signed, er, Ji-Sung Park. http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-Features/Features/2015/Aug/Ji-sung-Park-reflects-on-10th-anniversary-of-Manchester-United-debut-vs-Debrecen.aspx Liverpool. Five years since, well, Sam Hypia left. http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/174134-exclusive-hyypia-recalls-lfc-decade Spurs. 10 years since Jermaine Defoe's debut. Video interview. http://m.tottenhamhotspur.com/spurs-tv/interviews/jds-debut---10-years-on/

Makes a change from not even mentioning his fu cking name in the programme the day after we sacked him. Well done the club and thank you Nigel.

Pressure getting to him already.

I hope they locked him up. You were still a child FFS.

You are 'that' person who, on an Internet forum, pretends to be American/living in America. Transparently, achingly obvious.

South American football expert Tim Vickery said pretty much that when we signed him. To lots of "he's clueless" derision on this forum.

Corbyn will quit, or happily/blamelessly let himself be ousted. He didn't really want to be leader, he definitely doesn't want to be Prime Minister. He'll go on some point of "principle", mainly the principle that he is utterly incapable of leading a political party. He'll be gone by the conference of 2018, plenty of time for someone else to take the Tories on when it really matters.

Dont worry about it. He's from Shirley and he's lived in St Denys for thirty odd years.

Which club would be a likely destination for Garry Monk or Eddie Howe that represents not a sideways move? Swansea and Bournemouth are both smaller clubs than we are and we represent a genuine new challenge for both of them. I am struggling to see what big club is suddenly going to give them a job? Maybe, maybe Spurs or Everton but really not that likely - Eddie Howe has already bottled out of living north of Watford so that's him out of Everton already.