Saint_clark

I assume we're appealing Sulemanas red given that he's on the bench? Sorry if this has been covered. Ipswich putting some right dirty tackles in.

The boos start after we give it away again and nearly concede.

"Shea lad, I want you to pass from the back but if nothing is on and you're being closed down then play it long to Che or over the top for Adam to chase. Dont take unecessary risks mate. Good lad".

Would have to see it again but didn't look struck with any real venom 🤷🏼‍♂️ felt like he dove very early and couldn't reach it as a result.

Yeah, completely coincidental that we keep giving the ball away at the back and conceding from it. Nothing to do with him at all.

Clearly hasn't fucking learnt anything from it though.

Great commentary. "If you get Adams and Armstrong firing at this level they're gonna get goals". So if you get them scoring goals, they'll score goals. Cheers mate.

Brilliant way to play him. None of the attacking threat, all of the huge open spaces at right back.

This one is a lot better https://sportsnest.co/southampton-vs-ipswich-town/

That link is terrible but the only one i've found working at all so far.

https://streameast.top/match/soccer/southampton-vs-ipswich-town/11371490

Well. Maybe he'll fluke onto something and shut us all up.

It's reciprocal. As others have said after the better part of a decade having nothing to look forward to at home it's difficult for people to muster the energy to be supportive. It improved a bit and now we've put in two horrendous performances in a row. Doesn't help when we concede straight from kick off and continually put ourselves under pressure passing out from goal kicks etc when the opposition are clearly nailing their closing down tactics.

Watching him score that goal I was reminded of years ago, maybe 2014ish, when I posted on here saying that I could see him emulating Frank Lampard as a goalscoring midfielder with excellent awareness of what's around him, timing runs into the box with perfection and getting himself plenty of goals. I was ridiculed at the time and over the years I accepted that I was probably wrong, but it seems as if we were wasting his talents this entire time and he is indeed a Lampard type midfielder.

It's definitely along the lines of "more opposition in our half means less opposition in their half". It's mental. I'd rather we have a back four that sits and a CM two that pings balls through/over the top to two wingers and forwards from a deep starting position all game.

Bottle of water mate, can't trust the stuff that comes out of taps.

The forward players are stood waiting for a pass rather than making runs to create space, it's mental. We'd trying to move the ball round the opposition rather than move players into the space to receive it. Armstrong, Edozie, Fraser, Sulemana are all players who would thrive putting the ball over the top of the defence or between the two centrebacks yet we have them stood with their backs to goal waiting for the pass.

Son in law, academy poster boy something something, only passes sideways and backwards etc.

Missed all the post match stuff, was there any analysis of his red card? I thought it was a joke of a decision. Did Martin say if we would be appealing?

Adkins was probably the happiest Saints fans have been since Strachan, maybe even Lawrie. All he asked for was hard work, solid defending and getting the ball forward quickly using wingers and potent finishers.

He's not wrong. The irony is our forward players would benefit a lot more from us sitting deep and playing long than this absurdly high line we insist on.

Should be overturned on appeal, absurd red card.

Both feet were on the floor, only thing I can think is the ref thought his feet were on the players leg instead.

That is never a red card.

Smallbone gives the ball away again. Needs dropping.