Saint_clark

Unfortunately Delldays you can't see the progress for yourself, so you have to rely on being told.

The transfer window is shut, what do you want him to do?

By the end of next summer. And from what i've seen we HAVE been playing well - last week V Yeovil was an exception, but we won anyway.

We have a defence that any team in this league would be happy with. In midfield and up front we are still not strong enough. Hence, we are still building.

But we are not finished rebuilding yet, that is blatantly obvious.

Lol @ this post. I'm not sure why I come to this forum, as it's certainly not for the well reasoned and unbiased discussions.

A few seasons ago Derby scored right at the end against us to win the game. Did people think Billy Davies was a lucky manager? No, they thought he was god and that he had done brilliantly to get his team in such a physical state that they could score so late on.

Get in, we keep our unbeaten run going.

Get in there.

To your stubbornly unchanging opinion that he is useless.

Terrible commentary - "AND A GOAL.........ward header by Lambert".

Ahhhhh come on Saints, Schneiderlin sounding dangerous as well.

Davis caught off his line from an awkward cross, manages to get back to tip it over.

Both of us the block came in, the ball was played back in and Davis grabbed it.

Leitch thinks Rayburn should be sent off.

Corner to Carlisle.

Ball bounces around in the Saints penalty area, Kelvin Davis eventually grabs hold of it.

Argh Lambert, hit the net

Great run by Mellis down the right, crosses into the box and it bounces to Mills who didn't expect the defenders to miss it and Pidgely collects.

Lallana shows a strikers instinct, but hits it wide.

The commentary has turned into a "this is your life" episode for whoever the commentator is.

Saints fans keeping an "Alan Pardews red army" chant going for the last 5-10 minutes.

4-4-2 tdd.

Depends which way you're looking at it

Mellis sounding really dangerous/direct so far. Knock down from Lambert, Mellis shoots but it skews off the outside of his boot.