Dr Who?

It was fecking freezing though!

First away game for my 4 year old daughter, and she was in tears as it was to loud!

Teams at the bottom will let in late goals, especially away from home! We could never be able to press like that for 90 minutes, so we know where we stand at half time. Might see if I can get a second half season ticket.

How are we in the ****? Everyone in the bottom 3 now drew, and so did we, and Wigan, and QPR were at home. We are still 3 points better off with a better goal difference. Play like we did in the second half, and we will overrun any team, bring on City!

In the second half, you are right. In the first half I was worried, and could see a relegation battle ahead, with individual mistakes and lack of idea in the last 3rd. Second half, we looked like we could give anyone a good game. Still Wigan are poor, but Man U and not, and we did the same to them.

I want to know if it is part of our away tactics to just stay in the game first half, and then up the tempo and press up the field? You could not do this for 90 minutes. We were awesome from about 55 minutes and pressed and pressed, then got the breakthrough, only for them to get a cheap equaliser. Was less than impressed with the first 45, but looked a completely different team in the second half, and I could not believe some of the closing down we did. Things I was worried about in the first half, individual defensive mistakes, and no one would shoot. Even Morgan put it out of play 8 yards out!! Still a game of two half, and should have won easy in the end!

We look pretty handy, so if we do not, I think it will because something has gone seriously wrong.

Normally for European nights, but I cannot see the Man U v Liverpool ones catching on to well!

At last we have the first sensible answer!

Yes yes yes, nailed on win then!

Rip Kev, up the Saints!

Me and my daughter are going. Here first away game! I am believing all on here that e can pay on the day, as I have not had time to check!

Neville nutkins should go and try to turn the fortunes of forest, would be a great club for him.

Well looks like just me then lol

No it was running up huge phone bills, on the club, when phoning ex S****horpe managers!! Only to hang up!!

45 to go! Woooooooo

Probably!

......did everyone really to bed.... Will be nice to wake up to some new players on a Friday morning!

Big signing on the way..... Oh my god, oh my god!

No more business, I am off to bed...

Hi all, I am looking for serious cyclists to take on the challenge of cycling from Southampton to Sunderland all 316 miles (could be more or less having to find a suitable cycling route), for a charity of your choice. This would be a 3 day cycle event, Friday/Saturday/Sunday. Day 1 - set out about 9am for 9 hour cycle to Royston, where I have accommodation for (4 people). (115 miles) Day 2 - set out from Royston 7am, where we will try and get 12 hours in and 135 more miles on the clock (end of day two 250 miles) Day 3 - just the 70 odd miles in 6 or 7 hours, and arrive for kick off. I think this would be an amazing thing to do, and I do not really want to do it on my own. As I said you would have to be a serious cyclist who is up for a very hard challenge, and then to watch Saints. After the game, my wife will drive us all back to Royston, after meeting us up there for the game. We have a 7 seater. So ideally I am looking for 5 others, but if there are more then I have family in Royston with spare rooms, and you could arrange travel back. Also need someone to help with the route. So who is up for his challenge?

Hi all, I am looking for serious cyclists to take on the challenge of cycling from Southampton to Sunderland all 316 miles (could be more or less having to find a suitable cycling route), for a charity of your choice. This would be a 3 day cycle event, Friday/Saturday/Sunday. Day 1 - set out about 9am for 9 hour cycle to Royston, where I have accommodation for (4 people). (115 miles) Day 2 - set out from Royston 7am, where we will try and get 12 hours in and 135 more miles on the clock (end of day two 250 miles) Day 3 - just the 70 odd miles in 6 or 7 hours, and arrive for kick off. I think this would be an amazing thing to do, and I do not really want to do it on my own. As I said you would have to be a serious cyclist who is up for a very hard challenge, and then to watch Saints. After the game, my wife will drive us all back to Royston, after meeting us up there for the game. We have a 7 seater. So ideally I am looking for 5 others, but if there are more then I have family in Royston with spare rooms, and you could arrange travel back. Also need someone to help with the route. So who is up for his challenge?

Anyone fancy cycling from Southampton to either Swansea, Sunderland or Spurs for charity. The Sunderland I was thinking over 3 days? 105 miles each day. 9 hours in the saddle, maybe a little bit more on the first 2 days, so we arrive at Sunderland at 1/2pm for kick of at 3. Anyone?

Just signed up for the Isle of Wight cycle on 6th July, should be a good one. Also looking to do http://www.etapemercia.co.uk as they close the roads for this one, and I think some of the scenery will be great.

Well last night we had an amazing defeat..... I'll get my coat!