SW11_Saint

He’s not alone in missing sitters though is he? He’s had limited minutes and is going to take time to bed in and gain confidence. I wasn’t alone in thinking he played well v West Ham & QPR. He’s clearly not a Larin replacement and isn’t even a natural #9, but him being played there is down to Tonda and the lack of other options.

He hasn’t been pony all season though, that’s nonsense. QPR, West Ham he worked really hard for the team and played well. Just about building confidence and ensuring we get the best out of him.

Bolton probably.

Yes.

🎯

Lincoln view… https://forums.vitalfootball.co.uk/threads/southampton-h-score-predictions-starting-xi-match-thread.151272/

The second was a combo of mistakes, starting with Manning needlessly giving away possession. Then a clusterfuck of ‘defending’… (actually that last part is true of the first too).

No, I saw that and am sure it contributed to him being so poor. Should have been taken off at h/t.

Scienza was godawful I thought. He wasn’t alone though in failing to beat the first man time and time again. What a buzzkill to start the season…

Not at all. There’s a difference in taking kids already affiliated to a club vs sourcing talent in a specific geographic area who are not already signed to a club.

Where did Alejandro Rodriguez go? I’d forgotten about him.

Depressing…and he’ll never get a look in at City.

We’re gonna smash it… feel it in my bones.

It does.

What have you got against industrial estates? They enable small businesses to thrive, with relatively cheap overheads, and provide employment. You CAN regenerate an area and have new developments sitting alongside light industry, they are not mutually exclusive. As I understand it the industrial zone adjacent to the ground (where the fire was), the cements works - with riverside access - and the gasworks area are all part of the plan. Building around St. Mary’s is nowhere near as complex - or remotely as expensive - as the Kings Cross project. That’s a bit of a daft comparison.