Matthew Le God

It would be on both Colchester and Saints website if that were the case and it is not.

Norwich away is harder than Colchester.

Empty of just people or empty of everything in a vacuum?

A proper dead leg would keep anyone from playing for 3 days or more no matter how "hard" they are!

Even still, if you go back to pre 1970's they would have played infront of 30k lots of times in the League.

Don't be silly of course it isn't! You only have to go back to 2005 and they played in front of 67,551 at Old Trafford in the FA Cup 3rd round. Go back further in time when crowds were higher in terraced grounds and they will have played infront of over 30k on quite a few occasions over the last 100 years.

I think we can do better now. He wasn't that great.

Yep, Trotman can play tomorrow but those 30,000 Saints fans won't be at Colchester's ground for him to potentially say goodbye to if that is what he was doing.

Yep, crowds are good but don't forget it was a Boxing day fixture today which help to get past the 30k mark. By the time the next home game comes around it will be 23k/24k at very most - which of course is still great for League One.

Only needs to meet him one time in a match to show him who is boss

Yep, highest in League One today. Only Leeds can get more than 30k and they didn't beat Saints today. Lots of Premeirship teams get on average no more than early 20k's and capacities under 30k. Blackburn, Burnley, Pompey, Bolton, Hull, Fulham and Wigan etc

Saints season really started after about 10 games when everything started to click. Remember we had a bumpy preseason with loads of new players, a new manager late in the summer etc etc. Look at the form from 10 league games onwards and if they maintain that Saints will end up 4th or 5th.

For Saints to now come 8th or 9th would mean a massive drop in form and losing alot of games to teams in a very poor league. I see no reason why current form will not continue. If this form is maintained then Saints will easily get 6th and perhaps higher. Maybe when we we first hit with -10 before the takeover/Pardew/new squad happened we would have all been happy with 9th. But when you now look at the Saints squad and the rest of the league they really should be extremely disappointed if they don't make the playoffs this season. Add to that the possibility of Mr Liebherr opening his wallet again in January and I'm very confident Arizona you need to cheer up

Anyone that thinks mid table is satisfactory progress needs to look again. For us now to remain where we currently are(12th and mid table) would mean a collapse in form from now til May. I won't be happy with anything below 6th and 4th is possible.

Probably a sell out of non corporate seats. Not selling corporate out and segregation between home and away fans will bring it quite abit below 32k.

7 subs in League games

No, and in the case of the Judeo-Christian God that is a very good thing as he is a very evil fictional character that thinks, slavery, infanticide, murder, rape, homophobia, sexism and ethnic cleansing are all ok.

The question was "most important". Dan Harding can be replaced by Joseph Mills who has proven he can cope at this level helping S****horpe get promoted last season from League One. Lambert is clearly the most important player at the moment. Schneiderlin, Lallana, Hammond, Jaidi, Harding, Davis and Connolly are also important but Lambert is the main goal threat and hardest to replace.

Link to what? As you can see most other Football League teams have photos and Saints don't. This is because the clubs are asked to send them and Saints didn't.

That is odd because Simeon Jackson was injured when Saints played Gillingham and he missed the game completely. Who were you looking at?

What relevance does how a completely different set of players and coaching staff did on boxing day 10, 20 or even 1 year ago have to how we will play against Exeter?

So many reasons you could pick, heres one... 20k Pompey fans in Southampton 23 times a year would bring a huge annual policing bill that would wipe out a large chunk of any gate money. When the brought 3k for one off league games it was a nightmare to police so with 20k invading a city they hat on a regular basis the police just wouldn't do it and the local residents would hate it. Every other football team ground share is two teams in the same city. A city they both respect. Pompey fans don't like Southampton.

Well you are wrong there... 4 adults wanting tickets behind the goal in the Northam would pay £88. 8 people (4 adults with 4 children) wanting tickets behind the goal in the Chapel would pay £40. Both sets of seats would have the same view but prices are massively different. In theory a group of 4 adults could take up the deal offer in the Chapel and not bring any children and save £48 compared to another group of 4 adults in the Northam. 8 tickets (including 4 adult) are under half the price of 4 adult tickets for the exact same view of the pitch. Crazy logic! The ticket office has messed this up. What they should have done is made all adult tickets stay at full price and give away free child tickets if brought with an adult ticket.

Blame the club for that and not sending them to SEGA in time.

No money but I get a free copy of the game, name in the credits, my name as a regen and the chance to test it throughout the year.