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I know it's partly due to the opposition waking up, but why do we seemingly have so many games where we come out in the second half looking like a completely different team to the first half?

Pretty sure his hand is close to his body when the ball strikes and it's the act of the ball hitting his hand that pushes it away from his body?

Pretty sure if the ref doesn't give that then VAR wouldn't have over-ruled it

This. One player trying to stop the ball with his hand, the other trying to get out of the way. Bonkers.

Trying to get his hand out of the way?

Bugger. Penalty

Great half from Saints. Back into our 2020 pomp. Here's hoping it's not one of our 'game of two halves' performances though. Thought Redmond was better than the scapegoat gang are making out.

Can't be long before we get the "wish we would stop fannying around with the ball at the back" brigade piping up...

I think the commentators are going to need a change of pants at half time given how much they're eulogising about Ings' goal

That ball from Ings was slightly behind Redmond to be fair there

Confidence wise, this is looking more like 2020 Saints than 2021 Saints

Another 7 goals and we're back in the top half

Nice cheeky block from Redmond there too

Boooooommmmm!!!!

Just remembered the game started at a ridiculous time on a Sunday... Morning / afternoon all! How we doing?

So, Ings and Adams were deemed offside (by millimetres *after* the ball had been kicked) in recent games, and yet this is onside... Righty-o...

Vas deferens

Wind

You might want to amend that before MLG logs on...

Yep. I would go as far to say Armstrong is our most important player and the one we miss the most when he's out injured.

As a Saints supporter, no matter how geographically distant, you're more than welcome to use "our" and "we're" rather than "your" and "you're"...

Ah, bugger. Radio Rentals in that case

Yeah, bit of an odd one. I may have imagined this somewhere along the line but did I read/hear once upon a time that Katharina's 20% share holding entitles her to veto the purchase of Gao's 80% if she doesn't approve of who the buyer is? Probably my memory playing tricks on me.

This might be a daft question in that case, but if all VAR requires is for someone to pop down to Rumblelows for a TV monitor, why haven't they use VAR at non-PL grounds, like Barnsley tonight? Genuinely curious

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