Saint_clark

You put private contact details on here at your own peril - I suggest taking them down as soon as you get tickets sorted.

If they had nothing to fight for it wouldn't surprise me, but they had a chance to get in the play-offs with a result today.

...actually, it just did F*cking skate c*nts.

The "we love you" chant could have been the loudest one on friday night.

Best we can hope for is for Brighton to get a goal or two back I reckon.

3-0 up you mean.

Those mind games by Big Sam are looking more and more effective...

So are Pompey

Oh well.

Talking about Pompey on final score; "Full credit to their fans by the way...there must be 2 or 3 hundred fans here at least".

It was only last monday that Norwich won 2-1 away to Spurs, harsh on them. Swansea however have lost 4 on the bounce I think, could possibly be they got a bit too comfortable.

Sounds fair enough. I remember the SPL title going to the last day with the trophy being flown to the ground of the winners a few years back.

If the title goes down to the last day, when does the trophy get presented? Will they have it on standby halfway between Birmingham and Southampton with a 'copter ready to fly it to the winners?

Good to see Surman score today. I always find it odd when people say they wouldn't take him back...but he could easily be the 10+ goal a season CM that we so badly want.

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?37200-The-Saturday-Afternoon-Fixtures-Fred

Of course it is. As pointed out above, who could have known then that Reading would pick up 45 out of 48 possible points.

Well in that case, I'll save you a load of unnecessary abuse...

Hindsight is a wonderful thing.

Give it a rest, bloody hell.

Why are people who hold a perfectly reasonable opinion based on previous seasons now considered to be in their own brigade? Are we going to have these sort of threads for every little difference in opinion once things have played out?

If they lose today then the OP is correct, as they won't make up the goal difference.

He looked decent when he came back, let's not rewrite history. Either way it's clear something else is going on seeing as we had 3 defenders on the bench last night.

Fair point, but then we have no reason to suspect he'd have done any worse either.

*sigh* I agree that Guly did nothing wrong, I don't agree with the remarks you made to other users.

He worked hard and got into good positions, but didn't have the creativity to do anything once there. Infuriating how many times his crosses went past the far post or didn't even beat the first man.