Matthew Le God

If he was 'out in the cold' they wouldn't have put him on the bench numerous times since the Man Utd game like they did.

Assassinating yourself using time travel... now that is the ultimate conspiracy!

JFK shot himself!

1) Can you explain how the footage shows what you claim it does? 2) Have you been watching the fictional nonsense Oliver Stone film? 3) What are you claiming about 9/11 and what evidence do you have to support the claim?

As this thread is about any takeover and not just one by DaGrosa... shouldn't DaGrosa be removed from the thread title? 🤔😇

It was not remotely close to being offside. Scott Dann with the assist was clearly onside and the others you mentioned were no where near the ball, so were not interfering with play.

What evidence do you have for that?

I'd guess he'd be replaced by much younger players, who will be lower down the wage structure than Bertrand was. So money would be saved from that and we'd hopefully have a bigger asset if they turn out to be any good vs a player in their 30s.

You appear to have imagined that I said a 4th central midfielder should be signed.

I didn't say that. None of us know if he is good enough, I've said he looks promising from what we've seen at youth level.

A squad of 22 players (23 if you include a 3rd keeper) is not unfeasible for Saints to have as a squad.

Because it doesn't provide depth in numbers if you are doubling up their roles. An injury to Armstrong would effectively be 2 injuries to the squad depth as he'd be unavailable for the number 10 and number 6 roles. We need to be increasing squad depth, and doubling up doesn't achieve that.

That doesn't work if Hasenhuttl is serious about wanting two players for every position.

That is nonsense. We are unbalanced without him and he remains a very good player.

It was extremely easy for Palace players to outmuscle him off the ball. Same has been the case in a lot of games he has played for us. Tella has been more or a threat to opponents in recent games.

Is this a 'joke', or don't you know he was ineligible?

For who?

That is not remotely relevant to my post which was a reply to comparing the two managers.

Hasenhuttl got us playing extremely well for an entire year. Pellegrino struggled to do that for one game let alone a year! Sure we've been shit since January, but don't overlook Hasenhuttl has shown he can get us performing over a sustained period even if we aren't now.

Did you say the same before Cedric went to Arsenal?

How do you know how they are coping?