Saint_clark

Might as well point this out from the bottom of every page on this website;

The OP is a link to a Daily Mail article, any discussion in this thread is derived straight from that. I admit I am not an expert in this but I don't see any danger.

What comments? People saying they went to see it or speculation on how much he earnt?

Personally I think if he was going to be fired it would have happened after the WBA game. As it is, I'm reasonably confident that he'll still be here even if we go down.

I remember reading an interview with a retired footballer which said players never used to break into the first team until 23-24, now we're writing them off at 18-21.

He never played for us in league 1? Anyway, he has looked a lot better since leaving us.

He talks about not respecting people because he doesn't know them and then whinges about people giving him stick. Sounds like a younger puncheon.

Wimbledon fans have always said they dont want to play MK, as they'd much rather not acknowledge their existance.

He probably sits on his own in case we concede and he murders them in a fit of rage.

I have to admit that, whilst I am still properly into the games I go to, I have paid little to no attention to the league table this season, whereas last year I could probably name the top 6, how many points they had and what their goal difference was (in the NPC).

David Wheater and Martin Olsson. Jenas could be an option for someone with experience in the middle of the park.

I'm in, although my assistant may be taking charge of more games than me. No way would I be able to handle a database that big though.

Indeed, but if she's on it then I'll be watching.

Bale regularly played full games for us, although he did have a couple of weeks off around january time I seem to remember. Shaw will be fit enough after a few more high intensity matches IMO.

It seems like we can't decide what job we want him to actually do. He has good all round attributes but doesn't really shine in any one area (except his ability to spot and execute a pass). Now if he could hit the target OR win the ball regularly we would know whether we want him to sit back and dictate play or get forward and link up, but as it stands he's stuck in no mans land.

Laudrup is a very good manager IMO, but playing Michu up front was odd. They'd be much better suited with Graham up front and Michu just behind him.

Carroll, Jarvis, Nolan, Noble off the top of my head have Prem experience.

This is what frustrates me about our style of play. We seem unwilling to play the early pass and hit teams on the break with any real consistency, preferring instead to turn back and play it through the congested middle of the park.

Wrong, he cleared it long on a number of occasions and not even under any great pressure. He made an individual choice to try and play it back to Yoshida, due to his inexperience and not knowing that Dyer had the pace to close the gap. Good thing is, he'll learn from this and be better for it.

It was another game where we improved on our disastrous start (bar a relapse by Gazza and Yoshida). Beat QPR next saturday and things look a lot more rosy.

Challenge - to get Vasby to the highest reputation in the world, and the Swedish first division to be the best competition in the world. See you in 20 years.

The keepers clearly are not under orders to not boot it under any circumstances. I watched the extended match choice on sky last night and gazza cleared it long on quite a few occasions. Then the one time he didnt, we mess it up.

"The friend was then escorted to the ticket office and asked for identification to prove he was ‘Matt Le Tissier’, the name on the ticket." Don't see what's wrong with that. Seems to be a decent article, if a little unbalanced - nothing about the improvements made to the stadium, training ground or the fantastic work the saints foundation does - and of course we don't really know the accuracy of the stories about TVs being switched etc. The version of events above about the ex-saints not liking the price increase seems more likely to me. Fact is that Cortese is a man who will deliver on his promises, and take the club forward.

That'll fall on deaf ears I'm afraid. People have made their minds up about fox.