Miltonaggro

Imagine what it's going to be like on here when we win a trophy and finish in the top five?! It's going to be f*cking brilliant! and only seven months to wait...

Be fair, imagine how creative you have to be to attempt to instigate negativity at the current time. Abnormal psychology... - - - Updated - - - Be fair, imagine how creative you have to be to attempt to instigate negativity at the current time. Abnormal psychology...

Yup, that about covers it!...

It's Happening!...

I too am a big Supertramp fan...

Lowe was a chancer who came into football at a time when it was impossible not to make a go of it. He thought 'football people' both management and supporters were stupid, and that there was a chance to exploit the sector and make money. He was found out by a discrete part of the fan base in his first week, and all of the sentient in his last. He is nothing like Cortese, he is like Francis Fulford without the brains, breeding, or business acumen. A comedian, and a second rate one at that!...

Speaking to some friends recently who have always been 'casual' fans, I think there is a sense of shock that we are where we are this season, and how far the club has come in such a short space of time. There is also a groundswell amongst all Saints fans of whether we can keep this up, or when the bubble will burst, and so on. So whilst expense is clearly an issue at the current time with past regulars (especially those with families) having to pick and choose games, the way to attract new fans is sustained success. The nearest we've come to this in recent years was the strong finish and FA Cup final under Strachan, which led to our highest average attendances at SMS in the season after. So, win a pot, and keep up the development so that people buy in to SFC, rather than thinking we are a flash in the pan. Our pricing is comparatively high across the business, and Cortese is investing on 90% plus capacity, so he may well feel he's got pricing spot on...

I just hope we get enough time in the window to spend the £100 million!...

Moran, injury time in the cup against the skates in 1984....

He is a youngster, and once the rough edges are smoothed off, we will have our very own Viera. But built like a JCB!...

The press are getting closer with the amount though, just another £15 million on top and a 50% sell on clause and Cortese might return a call...

Gone downhill since Westquay was built - like opening a portal to Hades...

Horrible disrespecting c*nt!...

When he does leave it won't be to Spurs...

He's being humourous. Lost in translation...

It would take an awful lot of money, in all probability more than Spurs could / would be willing to pay. Cortese would win...

Boruc was always a quality keeper, and a big hard case to boot - wouldn't swap him for any other keeper in the prem. Lovren has galvanised the back four and made Fonte play like a Benfica product, two brilliant young lions on the flanks - happy days!

For us to move to the magical next level, we need to be winning pots, and this is our best chance to kick on. Trophies galvanise support and raise profiles! COYR!...

To be fair Fleetwood are a very good side! LMFAO...

Laudrup very astute tactically.

80s for me, teenage kicks and all that. Followed by the 70s going to games with my Dad, and then first forays with schoolmates. Anything seemed possible for Saints in the 80s, the obvious things being the signing of Keegan (current European player of the year and the biggest name in football) and the runners up finish. We played fantastic football and had brilliant players all over the park, a game I remember from the Archers was against Bobby Robson's Ipwich, then a very good side. Both teams playing great football and a see saw open game which Saints won 4-3 with Keegan, Moran, and a brace from Armstrong - Ipswich on fire but the whole ground knew we would score more in 90 minutes, that's how it was! Other often forgotten highlights were Saints stuffing reigning European Champions Notts Forest and the great Brian Clough saying 'that was the biggest footballing my side has had since I've been here' and Bob Paisley stating prior to a Saints v Liverpool match 'Southampton is a proud port town with a passion for football, and a passion to play the game the right way, just like Liverpool'. The poster above who mentioned Patrick was spot on, having arguably had the best shirt in the league with the Admiral 'candy stripes' in the late 70s, the Patrick Shirt was a revelation, and whilst the ground was bijou we always had the best kit. Lots of talk about the Dell being Saints twelfth man in all decades, but it was, floodlit games in particular were wonderful, smell of deep heat from the players mingling with the terrace odours you always stood a chance of a player colliding with a wall and falling on top of you, hearing what your favourite had just said to his marker (Ivan Golac to Alan Gowling after a bad foul on little Austin Hayes 'I am going to f*cking kill you later') or being close enough to tell them yourself. In short, we were spoilt rotten, with incredible entertainment for a few quid, characters on the park, in the dugout, and on the terraces. It was un-PC, unpredictable, and belonged to the people of Southampton...

80s for me, teenage kicks and all that. Followed by the 70s going to games with my Dad, and then first forays with schoolmates. Anything seemed possible for Saints in the 80s, the obvious things being the signing of Keegan (current European player of the year and the biggest name in football) and the runners up finish. We played fantastic football and had brilliant players all over the park, a game I remember from the Archers was against Bobby Robson's Ipwich, then a very good side. Both teams playing great football and a see saw open game which Saints won 4-3 with Keegan, Moran, and a brace from Armstrong - Ipswich on fire but the whole ground knew we would score more in 90 minutes, that's how it was! Other often forgotten highlights were Saints stuffing reigning European Champions Notts Forest and the great Brian Clough saying 'that was the biggest footballing my side has had since I've been here' and Bob Paisley stating prior to a Saints v Liverpool match 'Southampton is a proud port town with a passion for football, and a passion to play the game the right way, just like Liverpool'. The poster above who mentioned Patrick was spot on, having arguably had the best shirt in the league with the Admiral 'candy stripes' in the late 70s, the Patrick Shirt was a revelation, and whilst the ground was bijou we always had the best kit. Lots of talk about the Dell being Saints twelfth man in all decades, but it was, floodlit games in particular were wonderful, smell of deep heat from the players mingling with the terrace odours you always stood a chance of a player colliding with a wall and falling on top of you, hearing what your favourite had just said to his marker (Ivan Golac to Alan Gowling after a bad foul on little Austin Hayes 'I am going to f*cking kill you later') or being close enough to tell them yourself. In short, we were spoilt rotten, with incredible entertainment for a few quid, characters on the park, in the dugout, and on the terraces. It was un-PC, unpredictable, and belonged to the people of Southampton...

There is genius here, and lithium...

Looking like the player Lyon thought they had bought! You can see that he has fitted straight into the Saints team ethic, and the Prem seems to suit his style completely. Great so far!...

81 Moran with a deft finish, you could feel the wind sucked out of 30000 scouse sails!...