Fitzhugh Fella

If only it was that easy

Not joining either.

Has anyone read what is written on them?

Peach and Ball

The last time Saints finished a game with 2 successful penalty takers on the pitch was 1979 at home to Spurs when first .......... and then .............. scored from the spot in a 3-3 draw. Fill in the gaps without looking it up.

Smart arse alert.

Really? You happy with that performance?

If I was selling my house and I got a good offer I am not too sure I would be over diligent in examining where my buyer's funds came from. Can't blame Ms Liebherr I would do the same if the money was right. However selling the deal to the fans the way RK did a few days ago was a tad duplicitous. Personally I would have preferred to stay where we were but that was no longer an option it seems.

It was a good marriage for both parties

Easily pleased

It's a big secret

Yes very much this but I have got to add Stephens at times today reminded me of Beckenbauer in his pomp.

Just hope a few of the demented delusionals down the road read this

That's actually quite good

They're not.

Made me laugh then wince

Get rid - we don't need players like this

Ryan Seagar signs a new 2 year deal and then joins MK Dons on loan for this season

V popular with the players plus his knowledge of British football are two good reasons to keep him.

I don't know how many STs we have sold this summer but even Rupert Lowe said if it approached 22,000 we should expand - here is his statement lifted from a programme in 2002 “One of the regular questions we get asked is whether we could expand the capacity at St Mary’s and if so how. Our stadium has been designed and built with the capability of being expanded to seat more people. Such a route would mean lifting the roof to install an additional tier of seating around the top. From an engineering point of view, we know it to be feasible, however, I should leave you with the thought that we are only in the second season in our new home and therefore have no plans at present for expansion. If season ticket numbers rise towards 22,000 and we are selling out, a review of this position will be necessary”

Birmingham desperate to sign him and their local newspaper is doing some leg work. Here is their latest on Sam http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/birmingham-city-transfers-sam-gallagher--13073814

Plenty of clubs in the Championship are chasing Sam but for now it's very much a first team place in a red and wide shirt he is eyeing. He brings versatility pace and strength into a forward line that lacked that somewhat last season. I think he will surprise quite a few. Let's hope so anyway.

Everything you say is true but unfortunately he is not quite Top 10 Premier League standard. He usually makes one dire mistake or pass every game. In the competitive environment we exist in, he is a weak link. That is cruel but so is Premiership football.

He speaks well considering the pretty anodyne limp questions put to him. No mention of his assistants nor about his previous experience in the Premier League.