Matthew Le God

Plymouth and MK Dons stadiums will be white elephant with current averages of 10k. 46k far to big for those clubs.

The one with Wayne Thomas and Neal Trotman is awesome Thomas is recreating Edvard Munch's "The Scream"

The game was still happening when the kid ran on. Wayne Thomas was still to take a penalty.

http://www.leedsunited.com/news/jpt-area-finals-leeds-at-home-first-20091216_2247585_1906656

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~1906498,00.html Thats great. Its far better to have the second leg at home knowing what you have to do in your own stadium.

I know the kid didn't mean any harm and probably wasn't aware it is wrong to do. However I do still feel that the club can't loosen its rules on this and allow anyone to run onto the pitch. Remember the game wasn't even over as the penalties hadn't finished. I do wonder what the parents were doing at the time!

Because next match all his mates may join him and it snowballs out of control. Sets a dangerous precedent if you allow it, no matter what the age of the kid.

He really shouldn't be proud. Imagine if all 15,000 did that before the last penalty. If you really are his older brother you should tell him never to do anything like it again. Ok, he is young but still needs to know and if with his parents last night they should get a harsh warning for not stopping him.

They can't really do that. As nice as it would have been it would set a precedent and in future we'd get pitch invasions every game and not just one little kid.

The kids parents should be banned not the kid.

And obstructing the view of those that stayed?

Anyone going to admit they left early tonight?

I'd imagine it'll be like in previous rounds they will have a draw live on Sky's Soccer AM program on a Saturday morning. Of course we want to be home in the 2nd leg

However many it is back until the Colchester game at St Mary's that ended 0-0

Even though Wotton has been a good penalty taker throughout his career at Plymouth, did anyone think it was going to row Z as soon as he stepped up?

We knew both these things already but... Three cheers for Liebherr and Cortese! I was sat in the row directly infront of them and it looked like they were really enjoying the game tonight!

Nick, if we had lost on penalties tonight would you really have put it down as a loss in the form thread?

Bart and Papa are the real heros from tonight.

I saw a large number of people leave tonight from 80 minutes onwards. They missed out big time! Also a number then tried entering the stands again when Saints equalised obstructing peoples views. Just stay until the end ffs!

I'm pretty sure Waigo wasn't offside at all in 93 minutes So much more effective than Antonio Pardew worked his magic

You could interchange alot of the articles on http://www.clubfanzine.com/southampton/ or many other Saints fanzines with those published in the Echo and people wouldn't notice you swapped them. btw I don't have an iphone

I'm pretty sure Elland Road has undersoil heating and thus a very low chance heavy snow the night before and not on the day will get the game postponed.

I said when you add that in conjunction to the free content you can get elsewhere for other media outlets which unlike the Echo aren't going to give a Saints sided view and instead are independent. I'd prefer to watch Alan Pardew's pre match and post match interviews in full than read a small part of them in a paper. I'd prefer to watch extended highlights or full match videos than read a match report etc etc

CB Fry, A Daily Echo subscription for a year costs £93.60 (alot more if brought each day). For that you get on most days 2/3 pages of Saints news (largely taken up by pictures). Most of this news is fed to them by the club and very little is exclusive. Ok, it is not just Saints news you are paying for but alot do buy it for this reason. Saints Player is £40(or less if in a deal) for an annual subscription For that you get... 1) Player/manager video interviews throughout the week(5 - 12 minutes in length) 2) Extended match highlights of games (around 12 minutes). 3) The occasional 90 minute game as a video eg the entire Wycombe Game 4) Access to an archive of previous seasons videos 5) Match commentary - useful for those out of BBC Solent area 6) Pre and post match interview in video 5 - 10 minutes in length 7) Feature videos When you add that to all the other sources of free content it makes what the Echo does obsolete and lacking in depth in comparison.

No, it would mean you use the 7 of the 11 regulars plus 4 other players. Not a problem it the slightest. The only grey area that I'm not sure about is when you have 6 players in the top 11 injured. I'd imagine that is highly unlikely though. In that case the Football League would probably check if the injuries are genuine and give you special dispensation to play with fewer than 6 regulars.