Matthew Le God

He is too young and thus can't be on the game for legal reasons. Players need to be 16 years old on 1st September 2010 to be included.

Just finished. 3-1 Saints

James Ward-Prowse off, Corby Moore on

Yep, he is too old. He'll just be with the development side this year.

Lloyd Isgrove off, Jake Sinclair on

Chamberlain just been subbed for Holder-Spooner.

He'll only play for the under 18's in the FA Youth Cup. It is a prestigious competition to win and makes sense to use Chamberlain in it. Its not like he will start against Notts County, he'll be a sub and probably come on for Puncheon in the second half.

He has only been coming on in short cameo's recently for the first team. I'd say they are handling his development well.

Sam Hoskins makes it 3-1 for Saints

Lloyd Isgrove seems to be causing Argyle a lot of problems.

Currently Half Time and Saints are winning 2-1 You can listen to live commentary of the game on Argyle Player using your Saints Player login. Southampton: 1 Jack Dovey; 2 Lee Nicholas, 3 Luke Shaw, 4 Andy Robinson, 5 Lloyd Foot, 6 Ben Martin, 7 Lloyd Isgrove, 8 James Ward-Prowse, 9 Sam Hoskins, 10 Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, 11 Joe Curtis. Substitutes: 12 Jake Sinclair, 14 Matt Young, 15 Corby Moore, 16 Connor O'Sullivan, 17 Jordace Holder-Spooner.

From the official Notts County site... http://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10426~2198592,00.html He won't have much time to work with the players then. Plus, probably their two best players (Hughes and Westcarr) are unavailable.

Use the direct download.

They came to an agreement with Aviva. Aviva didn't have to agree, as it was a long term mortgage. A completely different type of debt. Unlike the CVA at Pompey, where some people(most importantly the public purse) opposed the 20p in the £ offered by the administrators.

He is the development goalkeeper coach.

Yes, you can. Non season ticket holders can also buy one, get one half price. Not available on the day of the game though.

Also doesn't include any of the numerous bonuses the players will have in their contracts for goals, appearances, clean sheets etc etc which would significantly increase the wage bill.

It is currently season one of parachute payments. All of season one's parachute payments have been spent and Paul Duffen has revealed that already the club has gone into season two.

No he wasn't. For start he played in central midfield in the 1990 FA Cup Final for Crystal Palace. Nigel Martyn was in goal for Palace. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1990_FA_Cup_Final

I don't know if you had noticed but... Saints are still financed by the estate of a billionaire, they have a large modern stadium, averaging over 20k in the 3rd tier, own a large piece of land in the form of Jackson's Farm, have their own training ground which has planning permission granted, no debt, have a large squad and have one of the best academies in the country. Where as Pompey are owned by a man that doesn't want to own them, a small old stadium, rented training facilities, a tiny squad, a 5 year CVA to pay off, still under transfer review from the Football League, this seasons and some of next seasons parachute payments already spent, an academy lacking investment etc etc I'd say Pompey are still in a pretty deep hole.

pfc123 ignoring that next years parachute payments has already started to be used and that this years already has been.

It is even better than that... So over 2,200 saints fans potentially there.

No.

It is far from over. 1) Chainrai has said he is taking out more in the way of borrowed money 2) The CVA has 5 years left and all repayments need to be on time or **** hits the fan again 3) Paul Duffen said he has seen documents that suggest that the parachute payments from next season are already being used 4) The disputed £1 million to Tottenham would upset the business plan 5) Storrie/Mandaric/Redknapp court case Plenty to keep us entertained...