Matthew Le God

Still making up bullshit I didn't say! 🙄

You appear confused. I did not say infrastructure on its own made a club bigger. It is one of numerous factors, all with different weightings that people aren't going to agree on.

I've stated on numerous occasions the futile nature and pointlessness of discussing which club is 'bigger'. It is not a label I see any merit in using and has deeply embedded flaws.

The issue predates Hasenhüttl...

I did not say that either. I passed comment on the whole idea of 'bigger' clubs as there is no definitive criteria and it is ultimately meaningless. What matters is football in 2021, not 1971. You appear to read what you want me to have said... rather than what I actually said!

Can you not read? No one has tried to do that! 🙄

How convenient to cherry pick which part of a rebuttal you respond to.

Please take note of my final sentence.

Please take note my final sentence.

We were talking about the present, not hypotheticals. As of today... Saints have... - a higher quality but smaller stadium - a higher quality training ground - a smaller fanbase In any case 'bigger' club debates are nonsense. There is no definitive criteria and so what if a club is 'bigger'?

Since when has there been a definitive list of what constitutes 'bigger'? I don't see why looking at club infrastructure isn't relevant it is where a lit of value is for a takeover. Do you not think moving from the Dell to St Mary’s made Saints 'bigger'?

Not in terms of infrastructure they aren't. Bigger stadiums, but it is run down compared to ours. Staplewood is also better than they have. I'm not disputing them having a bigger fanbase.

His name is Wilfredo, not had someone with that name at Saints before.

Until 5th January

The signing a free transfer option was only triggered by 1st and 2nd choice being injured. We needed a 3rd choice keeper on the bench on Saturday.

But were they still able to kick long in open play? If they weren't able to do a goal kick how could they do the former? Not being able to kick long in open play causes issues if the keeper is put under pressure and his short passing options are closed down.

That doesn't really hold up, as there are occasions in open play where keepers need to kick long and not doing so puts the team under pressure.

You did not say he did not lose as a party leader. You said he hadn't lost in politics.

He lost a by-election in 1982 and Labour's share of the vote dropped by 10% 😉

Why would I need another account? This one does the job!

There is a huge difference between a rumour of a club making a bid vs him 'almost' leaving the club https://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/sport/16403799.james-ward-prowse-watford-reportedly-make-10-million-bid-southampton-midfielder/

The team was announced 10 minutes ago.

1) Why would they lie about an injury to the sub keeper? 2) Hasenhuttl has already stated a new keeper won't be joining until next summer