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****ing disgrace losing to **** like Torquay, no excuse.

But the away support is not going to be moved this season, why shouldn't people who sit in Itchen North be able to sit there now with their friends?

Whatever plans are for next season there is no reason to stop people being able to buy tickets in the Itchen North now. If I had forked out for a season ticket and was now told my friends can't sit with me I would tell the club to shove their ST up their ass. Some fans enjoy sitting in the Itchen North, forcing them to have a less enjoyable matchday experience is not going to encourage them to buy tickets.

What's a Ponyboy?

Is possible but very unlikely, we would need championship form just to stand a chance - even then we would need results to go our way. Portsmouth are "only 16 points" off top spot in the Prem.

I would keep it the same as Saturday.

People who sit in blocks 3 and 4 do so because they want to, trying to force people to sit in areas they don't want will just mean less people will buy tickets. Whoever came up with this masterplan is a ****.

I don't think it was a coincidence that we won when Scheiderlin was not playing, Wotton might not do the nice flicks or hollywood passing but he does the simple things well. I would keep things the same, our record with Scheiderlin in the side was awful.

But if it's season ticket only in the Itchen corner, how are away fans going to be sat there?

Maybe, but fact is they are perfectly free to choose which way they shoot first half. If they thought it was an advantage shooting to the Northam 2nd half, they would shoot to the Northam 2nd half. Thread closed.

Have they given a reason for doing this? Seems daft to stop people buying tickets, or forcing people to move.

The players are free to choose to shoot to whichever goal they want, it just depends who wins the toss. If they thought it made a difference they would just shoot the other way.

The skates are an embarrassment to the Premier League, everything connected to them stinks of corruption and I wouldn't be surprised if the PL are itching to get shot of them. How can you market the PL as the best league in the World when you have ****ty little clubs like this making you a laughing stock. They could probably put up with their corruption if they had fans and a stadium but they have neither and are a shining example of everything that is wrong with football today.

What a dumb thread, even if noise levels make any difference it's still just as important to play well in the first half as the second.

You are a ****, 99% of true Saints fans would love it if they go bust.

He made a mistake in backing Wilde, but he was not the only one who fell for his bull****, IF he backed the Pinnacle group he made another mistake there too. He also made Churchillian speeches, which may have been misguided. But he is a Saints fan who tried to help, he always had the clubs best interests at heart and unlike many other, he put his money where his mouth is. For that reason he will always be popular with the people of Southampton.

Because these internet things are a magnet for weirdos, manic depressives and loners. Most normal football fans just go to watch a game with their mates and have a laff, they don't spend all day having virtual chats with complete strangers like us sad ****ers.

I can't see them getting any favours, all the other Prem teams at risk of relegation will make sure of that. If anything I expect the PL to make an example of them.

Making an area Season Ticket only does seem a strange thing to do. I can't see any logical reason. Sometimes I wonder about the people at SFC, you wouldn't expect a company to treat their customers in this way. If the ST only thing is true the very least they could do is announce it before people fork out their cash and give good reason for it.

I went for 16th-18th, but that is being optimistic.

Or we could have just not forked out a small fortune for Schneiderlin? Anyway the Banks pulled the plug because Lowe's crazy decisions were relegating us, if we were sat comfortably mid-table there is no way they would have called in the administrators.

There is definitely something fishy going on. According to the skate message boards Gaydamak is still involved, Portsmouth Football Club Ltd doesn't own Fratton Park, ownership was transferred to a company called Miland Ltd (Gaydamack). Some reckon that Gaydamak could put the 'club' into administration at a probable loss but still retain ownership of Fratton Park and all the land surrounding it. I havn't a clue wether that could happen or not. The fantastic thing is it looks like they are being screwed by Gaydamak. Someone who's money comes from selling dodgy Russian arms to third world dictators is not going to be worried about ruining the lives of a few inbred football fans.

Would be daft to sack him now, we have to give him time to get his team playing how he wants. I think if we are still 10 points adrift or similar by xmas he will have to go. Relegation is a real threat at the moment, if we are still 10 adrift at xmas it will be very likely. The worrying thing is I get the impression the club and fans alike seem to think we are somehow immune from relegation because we have a big ground, a nice training complex and a rich owner. All that counts for nothing if it's not right on the pitch. If we win our next 4 in a row we will probably still be in the relegation zone, a quarter of the season is gone and we have just one win - that is relegation form even without a 10 point deduction. We also cannot ignore the fact that Pardew was awful at Charlton and got them relegated, he could easily do the same to us.

I thought they were ****, we should have put the game to bed at least twice. I cant believe they are 3rd in this league, it shows how poor the league is IMO.

Not good enough, there are no excuses for Pardew, I would give him til xmas and if results havn't improved get rid.