Matthew Le God

Like milk?

No I don't... as it is probably (sadly) true! 😁

Losing Pochettino and some key players in 2014 didn't stop Saints having a superb transfer window with a newly appointed manager of Koeman. Sadly the same can't be said of the summer appointments of Puel and Pellegrino and their respective summer transfer windows.

How can you possibly make such a claim given he new owners haven't had the opportunity of a summer window yet?

Would possibly require him failing in the playoffs.

I can understand you picking newly promoted Brentford. But why Brighton?

1) That judgement can't really be made given the lack of indication as to what Sport Republic will do 2) I very much doubt that to be true

I haven't seen a post defending him today. So perhaps stop this line of sarcasm? 🤔

With a newly promoted team, on a smaller wage and transfer budget.

Hughes is a football dinosaur... Dyche isn't currently one. But may end up one in about 5- 10 years.

Could be worth a try. Saints can offer bigger personnel wages, a bigger wage budget for players and hopefully a bigger transfer budget than he has at Brentford. Plus there is the Rasmus Ankersen connection....

1) We really don't know the financial position of the club given the new ownership 2) The only reason for what?

Like a lemming?

Ralph went straight down the tunnel at full time

I can't think of any...

Earlier I think he said Saints don't have a left footed left back. Even though Perraud is just that!

I'm now struggling to think of any positives for him to stay for next season

Yes there is. Caving into an aggressor and handing over territory makes them think they can get away with an illegal act of an aggressive war and may do so again in the future. The Russians can't be trusted to make any peace deal, this can only really end when Putin or Putin followers are out of power.

Did you mean muppets?

Sell on clauses are pretty standard in transfers, so it won't make a difference. Especially if the article is true about the min fee release clause and Saints meet it.

Liverpool having a sell on clause doesn't really matter. Why care what happens to the money Saints spend in terms of the clubs the selling club passes it onto?

I agree. Although hopefully Armstrong makes an impact at some point.

Yes, Norwich are too good for the Championship. But saying a club or player is too good for the Championship does not mean you are also saying they are good enough for the PL. Hence the yo-yoing. They are floating at a level of quality between the two.