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No it hasn't. It is currently the 6th most popular story on the BBC news website.
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There are upwards arrows on the red stripes. They balance out the downward arrows on the white stripes = mid table 😉
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Stadium Upgrades - Block 31 Kingsland..
Matthew Le God replied to miserableoldgit's topic in The Saints
I'm puzzled why you appear to think ticket prices in the Championship or League One would be the same as in the Premier League? If we were relegated the prices would drop proportionally across the stadium relative to their current levels. With block 31 remaining among the highest in the stadium but significantly lower than they will be next season. -
Stadium Upgrades - Block 31 Kingsland..
Matthew Le God replied to miserableoldgit's topic in The Saints
Paying more for better views isn't a strange 'business model'. -
Stadium Upgrades - Block 31 Kingsland..
Matthew Le God replied to miserableoldgit's topic in The Saints
Our home form wasn't the problem last season. We actually did pretty well at home. 10th best record in the league, +3 GD in the home games and only 6 points away from having the 3rd best home record. -
1) How does them starting an investigation jump to 'Trump being proved right'? 2) How have you determined liklihood?
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No, it is terrible. Uses a dartboard to generate clickbait.
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Stadium Upgrades - Block 31 Kingsland..
Matthew Le God replied to miserableoldgit's topic in The Saints
Free samples he nicked from the office of old employers? -
The wage bill is in the publicly available accounts on the Companies House website. It is not as large as it is with first team players like those listed on Championship level wages.
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That article is nonsense. We don't have a wage bill as large as ours with senior players like those you listed on tiny wages.
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If Leicester want him, why would he stay with us? He hasn't declined in the way many on here claim. He remains at a level a top half club would offer him a decent contract.
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What makes you think it was Saints choice for Bertrand to leave? He is still good enough to attract reported interest from Arsenal and Leicester.
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He is very much on the decline. It wouldn't be a good signing.
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Injury record, ability decline.
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No he couldn't. He was released by Championship Bournemouth for good reason.
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It is not 1974, you are not living in the 1970s. If they played like they did in the 1970s they'd rarely stay on the pitch in 2021.
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They'd rarely avoid a red card in 2021 if they played as they did in the 1970s.
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Having a good defence in front of him of course helped alot. But he also played his part in having only conceded 33 goals in 38 league games. You can't fluke your way to such a record, he still had work to do. Other teams in the league that season had better defenders than us.
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Having a good defence in front of him of course helped alot. But he also played his part in having only conceded 33 goals in 38 league games. You can't fluke your way to such a record, he still had work to do. Other teams in the league that season had better defenders than us.
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They were thugs who would be completely out of place in the modern game. Kicking lumps out of opponents isn't something to be applauded.
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Bad keepers don't concede only 33 PL goals in a season even with superb centre backs in front of them.
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One of Saints' kitmen tweeted his approval of this Hummel kit...
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'Back'? Are you confusing him with Kasey Keller?