Matthew Le God

All I did is say why attacking the Baltic states and Poland is significantly different to attacking the Ukraine. I was not complacent and did not say they shouldn't be prepared for it. Do you agree that attacking a Nato member like the Baltic states and Poland is vastly different to attacking Ukraine? Attacking a Nato member triggers article 5 and would automatically see Russia in a world war vs Western Europe and the USA.

Same as above, attacking them automatically triggers a world war and article 5. Attacking Lithuania is vastly different to attacking the Ukraine.

An attack on any of those counties is massively different to invading Ukraine. They are all in Nato and an attack on any of them triggers article 5 and would start a world war. That is not the case for non Nato Ukraine.

Which country would he attack next?

1) Buy back clauses don't allow the new club to turn an offer down from the first club. The player can of course turn down any move if they want. 2) He wouldn't currently start instead of Reece James, but he is better than every Man Utd right back.

Financial sanctions and providing weapons to the Ukraine is not 'nothing'. What else could they do? Sending soldiers creates a world war and possibly nuclear war. So that isn't going to happen. How would Trump being president now prevent an invasion?

What do you consider would count as 'public pressure' regarding this? 🤔

How about judging them over Forster's 150 games vs McCarthy's 116 games for Saints? 🤔😇

What exactly are you asking?

Apart from the Huddersfield manager announcing it in a press conference last week?

The Everton foul also occurred between 60 and 70 minutes. Tiring opponents make fouls in that time period regularly.

How many of the 14 stoppages were caused by an opponent injuring a Saints player? Like the one vs Everton at the weekend.

The first team only use the dome on rare occasions. It is mainly for the academy teams.

Is this what you were hoping to achieve? 🤔 😇

For the majority of what remains of the season.

Playing the style of football Puel used was a major part of the issue. Far more enjoyable watching Saints on the front foot with a high press under Hasenhüttl. Sacking Puel was the right thing to do, replacing him with Pellegrino and then Hughes was the mistake.

Livramento was signed on a 5 year contract https://www.southamptonfc.com/news/2021-08-02/announcement-tino-livramento-southampton-chelsea-transfer For players those who do sign 4 year deals, that doesn't mean the club didn't want them to sign a 5 year deal. It could be the case that the players and/or their agent prefer the deals to be shorter because it make a future transfer easier for them to arrange. Plus even if they stay at Saints it potentially makes the time their next contract offer is made sooner and the wage increase comes maybe a year earlier.

Probably the only way Saints are to get into Europe this season is winning the FA Cup. Too far behind in the league and all the teams above Saints apart from Brighton, are better. 9th place and a Cup win would be a superb season. 😇

Arsenal have 3 games in hand. If they win them all they'd be 5 points clear of Man Utd.

Marc Higgins I've been pulling him up on his bullshit for years, he has now blocked me. 😁

No real need to rest players for the FA Cup game, especially as Saints have two days extra to recover/prepare for the FA Cup game than West Ham do! Saints vs Norwich - Friday 25th Feb West Ham vs Wolves - Sunday 27th Feb Saints vs West Ham - Wednesday 2nd March

Well as I was the one who said it... yes my opinion (who else's would it be? 🤔). Stats also back that opinion up. He is too easily brushed off the ball, unlike Adams even when he first joined.

Difference is from the beginning Che Adams' all round game was good, just the goals were missing. Same isn't true for Adam Armstrong.