Matthew Le God

There is no segregation for this game.

Plus a 25 goal swing in goal difference.

So he does it enough? Double negative = positive.

Is he too small to play for Holland? Or in Europe for Feyenoord?

Thats a very strange conclusion to jump to. We are 6th in the Premier League and have lots of competition for central midfield positions from international players. Harrison Reed is only 20 years old and Koeman has both given him experience of being on the bench and also some game-time this season. Why does that mean he "doesn't rate him"?

Our Champions League dream is over, but at least we haven't lost at home in league games to Newport, Northampton, Accrington, Southend, Shrewsbury and Bury. Still on course for the biggest gap ever in league placings at the end of a season between Saints and Pompey.

We aren't going to drop established internationals and play the youngsters for the next 5 games. We can still get 5th or 6th which would make a difference to both prize money, club reputation in football circles and the pre-season schdeule.

Sounds like hyperbole. Define your use of "terrible".

Do you judge strikers solely on goals scored? I don't.

The odds being equal doesn't mean the bookie thinks they are equally likely. They reflect the amount of money put on each outcome and are set to maximise the bookmakers winnings from each market by enticing more bets.

The order they used on twitter suggests its a wing back system... Southampton FC ‏@SouthamptonFC 3m3 minutes ago #SaintsFC team vs @StokeCity: K. Davis, Clyne, Fonte, Alderweireld, Yoshida, Bertrand, Schneiderlin, S. Davis, Tadić, Mané, Pellè. Thats one thing I'm very confident it won't be.

Portsmouth could have a league South Coast derby next season with a team from a Southampton postcode... and it won't be Saints! We could be 3 leagues higher and having South Coast derbies with Bournemouth.

Phil Brown is currently managing in League Two.

He is currently being paid £120,000 per week.

Not if we want to get to reduce the gap from 5 to 2 points of Man City in the next 5 games, so when we play them on the final day of the season it means something for us.

They have a rich Russian owner - Maxim Demin pumping money in. Not there is anything automatically wrong with that, we benefitted from something similar.

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From this... to this, and... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Qqd6T_A9LY Well its a nice dream!

Yes it does, because it makes it harder for them both to overtake Bournemouth.

As Steve said above, its nothing like Wimbledon. Wimbledon didn't have an owner pumping in the kind of money Bournemouth's owner is. tbf even with the owner's money what they've done is still impressive, as they are competing with clubs that have parachute payments and rich owners themselves.

He has been injured, if he wasn't then he'd be playing for them.

The prices were announced last summer, not today. The category system is to reflect demand for tickets, not solely the quality of the opposition. Last home game of the season whoever it was against would be a sellout, so with the demand high the price was also going to be high. That is how markets work.

Teams are... Werder Bremen Valencia Red Bull Salzburg Southampton Looks like a Europa League group...! Hopefully a dress rehearsal for the real thing. http://www.werder.de/en/profis/54331.php

Long and Rodriguez have both been used out wide for Saints.