Miltonaggro

F*ck the Europa, with Leicester on fire and the franchises choking, we should push on from here to a Champions League spot! Van Dijk, what a player, Wanyama what a bell end. COYR!

I'm relieved that's been cleared up!...

The epitome of Spiv!...

They were all grizzling on Twitter yesterday about how they had been robbed, that this was the turning point, how they hate the scum, four major trophies blah blah blah. Their level of delusion, vitriol and selective memory is breathtaking - thick headed and thick skinned. I look forward to seeing Eastleigh pass them whilst they drop out of the Football League in the coming years...

A 'mighty' Liverpool side played off the park by Saints youngsters, orchestrated by the mercurial and fearless Jimmy case, felt great that day -

Absolutely, Nicking this would be the equivalent of winning the Champions League for the skate scum, the highlight for the next thirty years, probably an open top bus tour of the slums tomorrow, even if they lose!

OSCAR SKIDMARK!...

Amen to that!...

As he said earlier, Saints taught him a lot. Though clearly, not enough! Lol!...

Always enjoyed beating Man United Inc since 76, but some wins better than others - a peach today, Clasie better on the day than Schneiderlin, Forster our king of the clean sheets, Koeman better than Van Gaal and may have sacked him, Austin, the player most Saints fans saw as our missing link, scores within minutes on the debut! Eighth place, now to overtake Liverpool and all that baggage. Onwards you beauties!...

They are on it, page 12234, sandwiched between AFC Chernobyl and the Jimmy Savile fan club first XI...

To be fair to him, he was skint and needed the money.

Very good post, a situation that may be dawning on Wanyama's 'advisors'!...

Indeed, what a memorable window that would be. Thus allowing the dildo bros to get f*cked, good and proper!

Lovely analogy and Ronald may allude to this, but it may well be like flaming brandy on a Christmas pudding!

Totally agree. Also, not one of the recent high level departees has been a spectacular success unless you are talking about accountancy. We may not be far away from our 'stars' realising that the choice is respected starter at a strong mid table club or squad filler at one of the big four - we live in hope. Seeing the artist formerly known as Rickie Lambert last Saturday, genuinely a dour shadow of his former self, the message loud and clear should be to be careful what you wish for...

Agree with this, here's his Prem goals last year in a poor QPR side, complete striker. If he gets near this form we've got hell of a bargain -

Simply superb to get Austin at £4m, plenty left in the kitty and time in the window for once! What else do we need lads? Loan or permanent, right back cover and attacking midfielder, perhaps. Last year we petered out, perhaps in 2016 with some quality new blood we are due a late surge!

Super, super signing, just what we needed, and an absolute steal. If we can get J-Rod fit and back to form we could have two of England's front line!

Bugger, another one bites the dust...

He'd do! Proven rather than potential (Dost record 1 in 2 in the Bundesliga) is what we require.

Spot on. Expect nothing to happen until the last hour of the window when we will sign the out of favour Hertz Van Rental and Adios Comprendo - both been utter horsesh*te for two years, but "lots of potential, and bound to improve under our revolutionary coaching set up"...

T These are exactly the type and level of players we need. So, not a chance...

And that's the critical difference, very small margins at this level. Cortese had many faults, but stubbornly making big decisions wasn't one of them, you are right Roger.

Sad indictment of modern football really when you consider how interesting it would have been had that side been kept together.