Matthew Le God

How do you know what decisions he has been responsible for? Plus, he does have football experience at Man City.

Not true 🤨

What meaningful impact will a relegation have on on a 61 year old manager's CV? Especially when relegation currently looks extremely likely. Moyes has a vast body of work as a manager that shows he is capable. An inevitable relegation isn't going to be blamed on him.

...or it could be true

The second half showed it was tactical. They were instructed to press as a unit higher up the pitch.

The lack of intense pressing in a low block is a tactical decision not a fitness issue. That is on Rusk, not the players.

Rohl linked with a move back to Germany according to BBC Sheffield reporter... https://x.com/robstaton/status/1869465958613713284?t=QNvEkF4oxiZRCnDjawt2VQ&s=19

https://x.com/rees_julian/status/1869459160355729771?t=3hoGPWEtw7il1hbQpHOwbw&s=19

He is suspended

Wouldn't it have been easier to use a photo of him from 2019?

Martin had better players at his disposal. Makes things easier for him.

My favourite animal

It was a question, not a 'take'.

What makes you think he is making decisions at Saints currently? He is chairman of Goztepe.

That isn't true. He was at Swansea for one season and they came 10th. He then joined Brighton who were already in the Premier League.

It is harder think of reasons why he wouldn't. As Saints even if relegated can offer a... Better squad Significantly bigger budget for transfers and wages Bigger wage for himself We'd be funded by parachute payments and player sales after relegation that blow Sheff Weds out of the water. They can't compete with us financially.

I think being offered a job at one of the biggest clubs in world football would be the main factor.

Because Bayern Munich offered him a job.

A national journalist with a track record of good contacts at Saints

No, in the New Forest. Yes, I know Southampton traffic is a mess.

We do have a DoF, Mark Bitcon.

Danny Rohl linked for a return... https://x.com/JackRosser_/status/1868421239402107205?t=5PkQE72uSPoQImf6pLmqlA&s=19

The point was about their intention. Not whether they fail.

Looks like we will be a Championship club, but their intention by spending that large amount of money isn't to be a Championship club. That is what makes it true.

The post is still true