Matthew Le God

Not in modern football history. Only a handful of clubs have been in the top flight for more than us in the last 60 years with 47 of the last 60 years.

That isn't even remotely close to being true! Out of top flight - 94 years In top flight - 47 years (those 47 years have all been in the last 60 years, so it is the majority of modern football history, but not the entire club's history)

They have an already small squad and at least 9 injuries of their own!

I didn't Plus even if I did, one manager is a subset of "anyone who would want the job", so it still applies.

I did

Not being dealt with by the same governing bodies. EFL for Saints FA for Eckert Premier League for Man City

Only remotely feasible if we sacked Eckert after getting a long ban. But... - Can stay in England close(ish) to where he's been in London - Within the top 24 wage budgets in the English leagues - One of the best squads in the Championship, with a good chance of promotion

Why would he leave a huge top flight German team to join us?

That doesn't mean that Larin asking for a yellow doesn't get Larin a yellow.

Not every foul is a yellow card. Larin asked for the Wrexham player to be booked for the foul, which in doing so correctly earns Larin a yellow card as the laws of sport state.

We've had a lot of blue 2nd/3rd kits through the years.

1) We got better (for 2 years) after the summer sales of 2014 and 2015, not worse. 2) Every club in the world is a "selling club", bar Real Madrid.

No, Matsuki was playing in central midfield, not as a number 10 or a false 9 from the 69th minute onwards after Scienza went off. Ward-Prowse went wide left, Matsuki in the Ward-Prowse central role.

No, they switched positions not as part of a short spell of play. But as a tactical switch. Matsuki was central and Ward-Prowse went wide left when Scienza came off.

Matsuki went into central midfield for some of the 2nd half vs Bristol City when Scienza went off. Including the time he scored the goal to make it 3-1. Ward-Prowse was playing wide left for a portion of the second half.