Matthew Le God

No

It was turned into equity.

For Saints it is... the club have only just released Hesketh and Sims at 25 and 24 years old respectively! 😉

But if the players aren't aware of the past events it is completely irrelevant to current events and has no bearing.

You have conflated the spending of Markus and Katharina. Most of the spending came after Markus' death. Plus £4m was paid to Aviva ontop of the initial £13m on promotion to the Premier League.

Because it isn't outlandish to think as they are footballers in their 20s, not fans of our club who have an interest in the squad makeup or results from 20+ years ago.

How did you determine chance as a % when you are unaware if any talks are already underway or not?

It isn't their own past behaviour. Most of our squad would struggle to name players we had in 1998 vs Everton, let alone the scoreline or what happened in the game.

No one has been able to give a good reason why it does.

Past results are irrelevant. How is our game we had at Goodison Park in 1998 or 2002 or 2004 going to impact how well Che Adams or others do many years later?

You appear to be writing off a season in mid June before you've seen what we do in the transfer window!

How can you not afford players in your price range? 🤔

Where have you seen that?

You've imagined I've said things I haven't said.

Luck isn't something that manifests in reality.

They were a newly promoted team in their first top flight season when Hasenhuttl took them to 2nd in the Bundesliga. So to call it 'par for the course' is a nonsense.

Would you prefer we spent £7m on Armstrong or a club record £19m on Carrillo? It is how cleverly you spend, not how much you spend that is important. Too many focus on transfer fee and net spend.

He learned from those matches, hence the change in approach when we went down to 10 men vs Leicester City and got a point.

Double negative... so we do win things? 🤔

Vissel Kobe

Did he fluke taking a newly promoted team to 2nd and 6th in the Bundesliga? Did he fluke having a superb 2020 with Saints that saw us pick up the 5th most in a large sample size of a year? Sure, 2021 has not been good, but lets not write him off based on 6 months of his career!

That is only confusing if it is the same people 'not rating him' and also wanting him in the team.

Nonsense. I'm happy to admit I don't know the answer to a question if I can't answer it. Do you disagree that some questions can be fundamentally flawed and don't warrant an answer?

Not every question is structurally valid to warrant an answer. Some are poorly formed, illogical and confused. As many of your questions over the years have been.