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From the article i got a bad chill: -In control of games, expects us to end up with a rigid horseshoe approach, with lots of control. Are you RUSSEL MARTIN in disguise?

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/southampton-fc-have-exciting-forward-juan-he-could-save-will-still-millions/ Looks like Juan is developing well enough to be a starter for us in the EFL.

How about 60mil then.... do i hear 70..... https://saintsmarching.com/everton-emerge-frontrunners-for-tyler-dibling-but-southampton-must-pay-attention Add a sudi prince and ya got $$$$$$ https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/be-careful-what-you-wish-for-claim-issued-over-southampton-turki-alalshikh-takeover-links/ https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/25196509.turki-alalshikh-want-buy-southampton-fc/

Very hopefull in the direction of recrutment, Stong, fast, agressive are all wanted and needed to compete in Epl and Efl. But to think we can get it done quickly is not realistic. The best upcoming players are already sought after, and agents will play the waiting game for the in demand players. We will have to wait until the final day, as usual. Spors said it himself. "A very intense style of football is something that fits here. This leads to my scouting processes. I think players need to be physically strong. They need to be fast. They need to have some aggressiveness in their mentality. If you just give these headlines to a scouting department there is already a clear profile. Then we will go into much more detail with our data analytics and traditional scouting." ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️

Shakland in ? https://www.givemesport.com/southampton-want-to-sign-prolific-striker-with-68-goals-in-137-games/ Fofana in ? https://saintsmarching.com/will-still-can-relieve-aaron-ramsdale-headache-at-southampton Fernades out for 30 mil ???? https://the72.co.uk/2025/05/23/leeds-united-target-southampton-star-mateus-fernandes/

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/how-many-points-leicester-city-10201562

https://www.birminghamworld.uk/sport/football/aston-villa/transfers-aston-villa-kaine-kesler-hayden-preston-southampton-west-brom-5131943

https://saintsmarching.com/southampton-get-championship-wishes-fulfilled-with-transfer-window-announcement

How every Southampton loan departure has fared so far this season 15th November 2024 Southampton FC By George Rees-Julian ELEVEN Saints players are out on loan this season across clubs at varying levels of the professional game For some, this season is a chance to show Southampton why they are ready for next season, while others are right at the start of their senior career. Here's how Southampton's loaned-out players are getting on this season... Shea Charles Northern Ireland international Shea Charles had a mixed year after joining Saints in a big-money move from Manchester City. Signed for the future more than the immediate, the now 21 year old impressed in his first few games before eventually losing his place upon Flynn Downes' arrival. Southampton further strengthened their midfield options this summer, seeing Charles slip further down the pecking order, making a loan move sensible. Charles chose to join Sheffield Wednesday, managed by former Saints assistant Danny Rohl. The move saw him reunited with his younger brother Pierce. Playing in midfield, Charles has quickly won the hearts of Owls fans and has regularly been praised by his teammates and Rohl. With over 1,000 minutes under his belt already, he is reaping the benefits of regular game time. He has scored his first senior goal and is regularly winning player of the match awards. "He's learning - and this is why it will be so important for him," Martin told the Daily Echo when asked about Charles' loan earlier this season. "Rather than being in and around the first team as an option - because the Premier League is such a big jump - he's playing big games. He's got to keep going and keep growing." Shea Charles has impressed in the Championship with Sheffield Wednesday (Image: Bradley Collyer/PA) Sam Edozie Martin recently reiterated that Sam Edozie remains a part of the "bigger picture" at Saints following his impressive start to life in Belgium. Edozie was close to joining Rangers on loan on deadline day before the Scottish giants pulled out of the deal late on. Luckily for the 21 year old, Anderlecht were still able to approach Saints for a deal after the English window had closed. As a result, Edozie, much like Charles, is playing consistent football rather than hovering around Southampton's bloated squad as a potential option. The winger has already scored twice and laid on two assists for Anderlecht - including a goal in the Europa League against Ludogorets. Saints staff have made regular trips to Brussels for face-to-face contact with Edozie in order to monitor his progress. Dom Ballard Academy forward Dom Ballard had a difficult 2023/24 season. He joined Rubén Sellés' Reading on loan for a taste of senior football before suffering a season-ending injury. Ballard had looked good for the Royles but spent most of the season at Staplewood recovering from a patella injury. The England youth international returned to fitness in time for pre-season and eventually secured another League One loan, joining Blackpool. Signed by Neil Critchley, Ballard is now managed by former Premier League boss Steve Bruce. He has also had to deal with more injury concerns. The 19 year old appeared set for time on the sidelines with a shoulder injury. Surgery was considered but deemed unneeded and Ballard has since returned to action. He has only scored once in 10 games for Blackpool, who have a wealth of forward options but are struggling towards the bottom of League One. Dom Ballard is still playing despite previous concerns a shoulder injury would require surgery (Image: PA) Cam Bragg Midfielder Cam Bragg made his senior debut for Saints last season when he entered in the final stages of their 4-0 FA Cup win over Walsall. Martin was impressed by what he saw and admitted he really likes Bragg "as a young man and as a footballer". The 19 year old captained the under-21s last season and was rewarded with a one-year contract extension before he joined League One Crawley Town on loan. League minutes have been difficult to come by for Bragg. He's played just 216 minutes in the league, his action largely limited to various cup competitions. Cam Bragg signed a new deal at Saints this summer (Image: Southampton FC) Lewis Payne Full-back Lewis Payne is no stranger to spending time away from Southampton on loan. He joined Cheltenham Town this summer, his third loan club. The 20 year old spent last season in South Wales with Newport County and helped them beat Eastleigh, another of his former clubs, en route to an epic FA Cup tie with Manchester United. Payne has featured in 10 of Cheltenham's 15 games so far this season as they sit six points off the play-offs but also seven points off the drop zone. Lewis Payne spent last season on loan at Newport County Nico Lawrence Defender Nico Lawrence is another Saints youngster who has had to deal with injury problems during his young career. His loan spell at Colchester United was cut short by a serious injury last season and he has had to contend with fitness issues at MK Dons this year too. He missed 10 straight games after making his debut against Bradford in August and only played twice since. Lawrence joined MK Dons after a conversation with Martin, who managed the League Two side. Both parties felt playing under Mike Williamson, Martin's close friend, would be optimal for his development. Williamson has since departed Stadium MK and has been replaced by Scott Lindsey, who started the season with fellow League One outfit Crawley Town. Zach Awe Former Arsenal defender Zach Awe is an imposing figure. Standing at six-foot five-inches, you would be forgiven for thinking his game is built on size and power. However, Awe is a ball-playing centre-back, something which his loan at Accrington Stanley is allowing him to demonstrate. The 20 year old scored his first Accrington goal earlier this month in a 3-0 win over Chesterfield Town. He drove at the opposition defence before playing a neat one-two and rounding off the move with a tidy finish. His boss John Doolan heaped praise on him after the game: “Zach Awe is outstanding, he really is. We knew what we were bringing to the club and that (his goal) shows it. “He’s getting bigger, better, he’s physically stronger, he sees the game now. He was always technically good." Ollie Wright Goalkeeper Ollie Wright impressed Southampton bosses in the short time he spent travelling with the team following Gavin Bazunu's injury. The 22 year old was their third goalkeeper at Wembley for the play-off final, playing stand-in behind Alex McCarthy and Joe Lumley. After a stellar end to the 2023/24 campaign with Worthing in the National League South, which nearly ended with a promotion to the National League, Wright got his move to the fifth tier. Wright has kept seven clean sheets in 17 National League games for Yeovil. Only York City (12) and Forest Green Rovers (14) have conceded more goals than Yeovil (15) so far this season. "The fanbase is brilliant here at Yeovil," Wright said of his time at Huish Park. "I can tell the standard is so much quicker in the National League. "You can't afford to make mistakes because goals will go in. It's been a big jump, but I feel like I've settled in nicely. I need to stay a steady seven out of 10." Kuryu Matsuki Japanese youth captain Kuryu Matsuki's departure from FC Tokyo was met with an emotional response from supporters. Upon joining Saints, the 21 year old was immediately loaned out to Sport Republic sister club Goztepe in the Turkish Super Lig. The midfielder recently scored his first goal in European football. He fired in late on to help them win 2-0 over Konyaspor. Back in the summer, Martin revealed the plan for Matuki while speaking to the Daily Echo: “We will see how he does at Goztepe. "We spoke to him a good few weeks ago when we got sent the clips. The ownership group are really keen on having some players they can develop within the group with the aim of coming back to Southampton and playing for us. "Stanimir (Stoilov, Goztepe manager) and Ivan (Mance, Goztepe sporting director) have a good record of developing young players. We will have to wait and see how he does.” Juan Another who joined Goztepe was Brazilian forward Juan. Southampton had initially agreed a deal for him to join in January before securing his services in the summer. The 22 year old former Sao Paulo man has done well in Turkey, scoring twice and providing four assists, but his future at Saints is unclear. Daouda Traoré The final player signed in the summer and spending this season at another one of Sport Republic's clubs is Daouda Traoré. French youth international Traoré is viewed as an exciting prospect at Saints and by those in France. He had already made his Ligue 1 debut before arriving on the south coast and is spending this season at Valenciennes. He has made nine league appearances for the club and played a further two games in the Coupe de France. i wonder how our young loan players made out over the full season. Will any be ready to play for use in the championship? We know Shea and Ronnie won POTY for thier loans Recent update on Sam. The Saints, after returning to the Premier League, let the winger join Anderlecht on loan in September. This move has worked out for the Southampton owned player as he’s scored four goals and registered six assists from 32 games. Two different injuries forced him to spend over 50 days on the sidelines this season. Edozie played the full 90 minutes in the final and assisted Luis Vázquez’s late goal. The newspaper states the Southampton owned player was the best performer for Anderlecht against Club Brugge. Good site to see who we have in the squad, in and out. https://www.fotmob.com/en-GB/teams/8466/transfers/southampton

A Saints record to be happy about!! EXCITING Saints academy forward Nick Oyekunle is so prolific he is now the all-time leading goalscorer in the Under-18 Premier League.

Shea is the POTS for owls, but his bro is has stepped up and so has a blast from the past Jan Valery. Owl vs middlesbrough P. Charles: 9.5 (mom) Valery: 8 S. Charles: 8.5 Not quite POTS candidate yet but Valery has been impressive as well, suits Rohls system S Charles was very good but my MOM was Valery in his hybrid role he was outstanding. but what a cracking game he had Valery's man marking of Azaz quietened the opponent's most Some very good performances - both Charles brothers especially but thought Valery, Musaba and Smith all played well

https://www.getfootballnewsgermany.com/2025/danny-rohl-rb-leipzig/#:~:text=RB Leipzig have identified Sheffield,averaging 1.39 points per game.

https://www.givemesport.com/fabrizio-romano-euro-giants-want-to-sign-awesome-southampton-star/ Come get some Suga suga! https://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/southampton/news/64047/

https://www.teamtalk.com/news/man-utd-transfers-55-million-winger-battle-erupts-amorim-ace-card Fight, fight, fight for the right to buy TD.

https://saintsmarching.com/southampton-shortlist-newcomer-leads-assist-charts-debut-season

https://www.sunderlandecho.com/sport/football/sunderland-afc/ex-sunderland-man-ross-stewart-suffers-fresh-injury-set-back-after-ps10m-transfer-to-southampton-5043104

https://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/southampton/news/64029/

As I said, the stench of Russ shit ball is still lingering, but you liked that smell 🤭😫

Your moaning about the obvious, yes the top 4 have reserve teams better than most of us. Every player out there for liverfool we could not afford. Nice to see us get beaten by the oppostion instead of us beating oursevles with suicide possesion at the back! Feel the love for comptetive football coming back on that second half performance. It will take a little time for the stench of Russ ball to wear off.

Ralf and Russ, both extreames in terms of thier football philosophy. Ralf was press at all cost, even wanting players to hoof the ball forward, giving up possesion so we could press high up and win the ball in the oponents danger area to create chances. He was tactically too obsessed with this, and we continually got caught with player out of position high up and leaving our defence too exposed. I remember after a few seasons, Tella told us how the team spent all summer working on the Ralf press even harder. Press was THE thing, blind to the exposure it left our defense! I had trouble understanding his extreme press philosophy, but did see results as it did provided us with a fit, agressive team that could compete with the big teams with an inferior sqaud to them. Russ was the complete opposite, possesion at all cost. The very first game was the introduction to Russ style, we were a far better team but happy to keep possesion and not attack a team that was there for the taking? Russ possesion based obsession was a other extreame i had to try to undestand, as it seemed to inflict unnessesary pressure on our defense, especially when teams pressed us agressivly. He did not waiver and coached possesion as a possesed man. Another inflexible coach inflicting unnessary defeats. SR, PLEASE pick a coach that can adapt to the opponents, who are not a one trick pony. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Why would RM be good to have when we go back to championship? He complained last year when he took over he had to instill confidence and restore the players bravery because of the previous shit season. How will the players feel when it is him that delivers the worst season in the PL? How will he raise thier spirits if RM cause the trauma? It just dont make sense!

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca warns that Southampton will give Chelsea their toughest game of the season despite sitting bottom of the Premier League table. This is ongoing joke between the PL managers......keep giving RM praise and keep him lost in his delousions.

Anyone remember this

McCarthy fault for the first goal trying to play Russball. He is trying too hard to be what he is not, a ball playing keeper. I understand his confidence must be fragile, playung behind Baz, who was not doing great at stopping shots but good with his feet. Then only getting his chance afer Baz is injured. He played brilliantly doing what he does best, shot stopping, and gets us promoted and a new contract. It helped we did not play back to the keeper as much in those games. PL and the bench again as we buy a better keeper who can play out from the back. Damn he is crushed again by the managers decision as he is not a ball playing keeper. So he gets his chance again due to injury, and is ready to show he has practiced and can be a ball playing keeper. He whants to show he can do it, forces that throw in to FD in a dangerous area after cesspool had closed us down. This is his mistake trying to hard to please the manager. A mistake that he has to learn from, just like Ramsdale. Ramsdale too was guilty of this in the beggining, but after a few calamoutus goals trying to play out from the defence, he finally grew back his balls to make his own decissions and boot the ball out under preaser, or tell our defence to push out as we are pinned in and kick the ball to our wings or strikers. As for the second goal, trying too hard to impress again, sweeper keeper? Come on dude, your too slow, stay in the goal and save shots, thats your strength.

Sheffield Wednesday Star's historic honour shows Sheffield Wednesday have pulled off a special signing. https://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/football/sheffield-wednesday/stars-historic-honour-shows-sheffield-wednesday-have-pulled-off-a-special-signing-4867529