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55:39 onwards is Southampton reflections for the last 25 minutes. He's very honest Basically saying he was too loose with the coaching and style of play and the players defaulted back to Russell Martin coaching principles and he wanted them to leave that in the past. Sounds like he tried to encourage them to have freedom but didn't give enough direction Interestingly also says he struggled with the size of the squad and the amount of activity during the transfer windows, as well as admitting that he should've used Jack Stephens - and others - differently to how he did

Really? People around us were commenting on how he was getting up close to Stewart when we had the ball and working hard to get back in between Bragg and Jander when we didn't have the ball. He won a bunch of little flicks and 50/50s by getting stuck in. Didn't think he was a passenger at all today, to be honest (although he does have days where the game passes him by, but I think that's most No. 10s apart from the very, very elite ones)

Rolf Bogli is into his 60s now and has also stepped back from his role in the MALI Group (ML’s umbrella for his various companies and investments) Sounds like he’s just choosing to wind down his working life and she’s chosen to take the opportunity to represent herself now as far as Saints is concerned Echo the above, it’ll be a sad day when Markus Liebherr’s children and grandchildren are fully out of the picture. Not overly common to have people around for the best part of two decades nowadays, especially foreign owners and those who appear to be decent people at that Always think it’s nice that his name still gets sung despite it being 17 years on from the takeover

Still can't embed tweets here for some reason, so sharing this from football finance expert Kieran Maguire The biggest concern for Leicester is that they have already cashed in on future instalments from Premier League parachute payments and player sale instalments by selling those sums to MacQuarie bank. Borrowed a net £85m in the last two seasons, and wage bill of over £100m in the Championship last time they were there. At end of 2017/18 Leicester had accumulated profits of £25 million, by end of 2024/25 that had turned into an accumulated loss of £375 million.

Looked leggy from the first whistle. It’s ok, it happens. They’ve put plenty of credit in the bank with a 20 game unbeaten run to salvage what looked like a lost season in January As said earlier, give me some disappointment now over a crushing final day disappointment that means the manager has to spend all week picking them up for a playoff game

2,400 extra tickets going on sale at 16:30 UK today in case anyone missed out

All Boro, aren't we?

Adam Blackmore: This is now Southampton's best winning run in 130 years

FT: Swansea 1-2 Southampton

get Fellows on to score the winner

I think the answer is that Ross Stewart is the better footballer in technical terms, but Larin's physical traits are very impactful at this level and help our team more because our squad, for the most part, is generally weighted more towards technical ability over physical ability I'd be starting Larin and bringing Stewart in when we need to chase a goal or rest Cyle, for now. But there'll be moments and opponents where one is needed over the other

FT: Saints 3-0 Blackburn

Sky Sports give MOTM to Cameron Archer

Based on the crowd at recent games, it seems so: We've got Eckert Tonda Eckert I just don't think you understand He's gonna take us up And win the FA Cup We've got Tonda Eckert repeat.

The Tonda bot just malfunctioned

Death, taxes and a yellow card for Flynn Downes