Matthew Le God

Both are in the list.

Read it in the context of the post it was replying to!

No Google needed

They wouldn't want the final day of the season to be staggered. Liverpool could end up going into the game playing for the title knowing already Man City's final point total after 38 games. Plus there are international games this summer.

Last home game of the season, not last game.

Excluding the current big 6...the list in your lifetime (depending on your year of birth in the 1950s/60s) is probably a lot longer than that... 1 Saints 2 Sunderland 3 Coventry 4 Wigan 5 Portsmouth Plus... 6 West Ham 7 Everton 8 West Brom 9 Leeds 10 Ipswich 11 Wolves 12 Forest 13 Bolton 14 Villa 15 Wimbledon 16 Leicester

Why? Better value for money abroad. Qn experienced and good keeper with PL experience is likely to be expensive.

Cork and Westwood were the starting pair in central midfield today, it was Brownhill who replaced Westwood.

I think you'll find it was a win 😇

I will believe anything if the evidence supports it/is demonstratable/repeatable, I'm not close minded. What is the 'truth' you are saying I don't believe in? And how can you prove it to be the 'truth'?

Have you considered the older story of Ishtar was the inspiration for Eostre?

Why on earth would Saints do that? They'd need to pay him millions of pounds to end his contract early. So it really wouldn't be a money saving idea, it would cost the club a lot of cash! If they really didn't want him they could attempt to sell him and try to make some money on him if at all possible.

Happy Spring Festival everyone 😘

If our best 2 players missed a game through suspension, would you not put them back into the team because of the flawed saying of 'not changing a winning side'?

No, he was a substitute.

That isn't how probability works.

How have you determined the probability to be 0?

Is football the business not real? 🤔

Can you outline the difference between real football and non real football? (Without mentioning FIFA or FM)

Easy payday when sacked after 3 months.

Not particularly Northern. He was born in Kettering in the East Midlands and played for Watford, Bristol City, Northampton, Luton and previously managed Watford.

Winning every game is unlikely to be enough. The gap is too big and would require terrible runs of form from the clubs above Pompey.

Thomas Frank became Brentford manager before Hasenhüttl joined Saints.

No he isn't, he's only 28