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Possibly not with Long's return. Bench might be Duricic, Tadic and Long as attacking options.
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Gallagher is available if Koeman wanted to pick him.
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Will Wood is training with the first team, which I can't recall seeing before in training galleries.
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He has, but he has kept the same face. Jose Fonte is in photo 15.
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Victor Wanyama is in photo 3 and 4. http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/20150219-training-gallery-pre-liverpool-2281241.aspx
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US Consortium put in Saints bid..?
Matthew Le God replied to Unbelievable Jeff's topic in The Saints
All the documents for the extension plans... http://docs.newforest.gov.uk/ConnectAcolaidWebExternal/SearchDocumentsExternal.aspx?cpAcolaid+System=DC&cpAcolaid+Reference=14/11187 -
US Consortium put in Saints bid..?
Matthew Le God replied to Unbelievable Jeff's topic in The Saints
Here is the decision notice... http://docs.newforest.gov.uk/ConnectAcolaidWebExternal/GetDocumentContentExternal.aspx?documentId=1071161&filename=Decision+Notice.pdf -
US Consortium put in Saints bid..?
Matthew Le God replied to Unbelievable Jeff's topic in The Saints
Planning permission for the expansion to the pavilion was applied for on 22nd August 2014 and was granted on 27th November 2014. -
Calum Chambers was the England under 19 captain.
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Saints related players dominated the last England squad in November 2014... Forster Clyne Lallana Lambert Chambers Shaw Oxlade-Chamberlain Walcott Plus recently we've seen Ward-Prowse as a regular in the under 21's, Reed and Targett in the under 20's and Gallagher in the under 19's.
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Birmingham parent company into administration
Matthew Le God replied to Winchester Red's topic in The Saints
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He turned 16 on 8th February.
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His age isn't particularly noteworthy, so I'm unsure why it features in the thread title or is in bold in the opening post. Its not unusual for a 15 year old to be in an under 16 team. He is very talented and captaining the national side is another good sign.
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On what is that based?
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Shane Long and Matthew Targett were both in training today with rest of 1st team.
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It was a 3 match ban, so Liverpool is the last game he misses.
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I didn't say that did I, read the bold bit about signing Duricic and Elia. Plus the return of Rodriguez is effectively adding a new player to the squad that has done so well this season. People are dismissive of turning loans into permanent deals, but they are still transfers. Already done Bertrand, signing Alderweireld, Elia and Duricic is all adding to the squad long term.
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Why? If Rodriguez was fit next season at Saints and Duricic and Elia signed, without Pelle we could like up with Rodriguez central and two of Mane/Duricic/Tadic/Elia/Long flanking him. Why couldn't it work with Rodriguez as the central player? Why does it have to be another target man? In any case they may not want to block the pathway for Gallagher.
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If we signed Duricic & Elia and Rodriguez was fit would we still need another striker? For the front 3 positions we'd then have at least 8 players... Duricic Elia Rodriguez Tadic Mane Pelle Gallagher Long Perhaps, but then if Alderweireld signs he is a good right back and Gardos or Yoshida can play at centre back. This I give you. You never know, but then even if Schneiderlin left, Clasie would appear to be the target and a good replacement. If Clyne left I have confidence they'd get a good replacement.
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Would we? I know all this may not happen... but if we signed the current on loan players, didn't sell anyone and Rodriguez was fit next season... what else do we need? A better back up keeper, what else? Even if Schneiderlin and Clyne left I have confidence they'd be replaced with quality. Koeman appears to want Clasie and that will likely be the Schneiderlin replacement sorted possibly along with Vilhena.
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He has scored 13% of our Premier League goals this season.
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Our manager already has good European competition experience, so do a good number of our players already. If we qualify for Europe through league placing we've shown we can mix it with some very big clubs in European football already over a 38 game season. If you have a side capable of beating Man Utd and Arsenal in the Premier League whilst near the top of the league, then they should also be capable of beating a lot of European teams. Your squad has to have more about it in terms of depth to qualify for Europe by Premier League placing than it does by winning/finishing runner up in the FA Cup or winning the League Cup.
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There is a big difference between having proved yourself qualifying for Europe through league placing and doing it through the cups like Hull, Wigan and Birmingham. If Saints qualify for Europe this season through the league it goes to prove we do have a good amount of squad depth, more so than many give us credit for over a 38 league season as opposed to a cup run. Saints next season will have a wage budget and turnover very high up in European football, we'd also have more transfer funds and pulling power than a lot of clubs in Europe.
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Koeman said they will after the Palace game.