Miltonaggro

Swansea want him as well, and Hull...

The hairdo of a Cornish sex offender...

What happens in the summer will depend largely on what happens between now and the end of the season. Wherever we finish we look resigned to losing Schneiderlin, Clyne, and Toby, in other words our best three players. The Rodriguez situation is unclear, but the noises coming from his 'representatives' suggest he may angle for a move, and Wanyama is going to get some serious attention - so it's crucial that the rot stops and we avoid free fall into mid table, stay in the top six and look competitive. If we finish weakly, and end up between 8-10 it's going to be very difficult to retain quality and attract quality, and it's highly unlikely that perceived targets like Clasie, would fancy it. Like many, I agree that this season has been a wonderful surprise, but I think it's surprised the Saints Board as much as the fans, and we needed to consolidate with a central striker in January (no brainer) to have a chance to really mix it in the top four. So much to play for before we can think about what's going to be another hectic and interesting summer.

This has cheered me right up. Any chance of getting him back for the run in...

OJ All are realistic given our season so far, but we need to find the spark that's been missing for the past few weeks and build momentum again. With a fully fit / available squad it's certainly possible, I think we've greatly missed both Toby and Bertrand in terms of the balance and confidence they bring to the side.

Given where we were in the middle of the transfer window, not recruiting another central striking option was either cavalier or foolhardy, either way I think it's going to haunt us for the rest of this season. Players looked tired today, and towards the end disinterested, and it does feel rather like last year when we started to tail off. That's three games now where the earlier incarnation of this side would have wiped the floor with them. Koeman needs to ring the changes...

Based on the mawkish obsession with tragedy and the historical obsession of footballing supremacy! Turkish kindly pointed out the Liverpool Echo's recent claim on the Titanic disaster the other day - a new one on me, but certainly a case to add to the pantheon of pity. It wouldn't surprise me if the bubonic plague, Spanish Flu, and the Holocaust all had their roots in Merseyside! Hang on http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2066155/Hitler-spent-months-living-Liverpool-flat-later-destroyed-Luftwaffe.html

Statistics aren't everything. I bet historically Liverpool has had the highest suicide rate, in Europe, if not the world!...

More like maybe (Barmby not Barnes), miss, and meltdown! Positive spin from the Self-Pity City Echo, whatever next?! Hopefully we can stuff them tomorrow so they can get back to the endemic wrist slashing...

Yup! That about sums it up...

An utter disgrace! I would hope that Saints fans, finding themselves in a similar situation would chant 'we are Southampton, we are multiculturally inclusive' whilst ushering civilians onto the train...

The plane Mr Rorke, the plane!...

Bettered only if you could superimpose Lallana and Lovren noshing him off!

If it has to happen I would refer you to my idea for a banner for Anfield on the opening day - Lallana, Lovren, and Lambert's miserable heads vertical, with the legend 'We mugged you, yeah, yeah, yeah!' It's a thought, possibly an infantile one, but it's the thought that counts ;-)

Or at the very least a sex life ending injury!

He will get a well deserved rough ride, if he plays. I hope it causes PTSD and his destiny as Liverpool's new Nick Barmby is unfulfilled. Utter c*nt!

As insane as it sounds, after being in the top four for most of the season on merit, to drop out in the final furlong would be gutting. That said, a fifth place finish above Ted Rodgers and Penochino would soften the blow immensely...

Matsui or Binatone, no pressure...

* beaten

Bloody Spurs beating Arsenal and will go above us if things stay the same. Need a win today - COYR!

Interesting as well as crucial as it removes the 'best' excuse that would be used by any stars agitating and angling for a money move in the summer. It would also certainly give us an indication of what we are up against for the next couple of seasons if we want to become regular features in the top five. I would be ecstatic if we could do it for Koeman first, but also for the myth busting!

This was my first thought too, preparing the ground for sunny climes when the inevitable Levy bullet comes. As a player (in the same position) not fit to polish Koeman's boots, ditto as a manager, and a pitiful disgrace as a man!

Toby by a country mile...

QED - less than 10%, and it's not like watching Brazil...

Spiritual home, and all that...