Matthew Le God

https://www.southamptonfc.com/en/teams/mens-team 1 July 2024 DF Taylor Harwood-Bellis Manchester City Undisclosed [1][2] 1 July 2024 MF Adam Lallana Brighton & Hove Albion Free transfer [3] 1 July 2024 DF Charlie Taylor Burnley Free transfer [4] 3 July 2024 DF Ronnie Edwards Peterborough United Undisclosed [5] 5 July 2024 DF Nathan Wood Swansea City Undisclosed [6] 14 July 2024 DF Yukinari Sugawara AZ Alkmaar Undisclosed [7] 12 March 2025 FW Rento Takaoka Nissho Gakuen High School Undisclosed [8]

Their contracts expired on 30th June. They are no longer employed by Southampton, so they don't need to turn up to Staplewood.

No he hasn't, he was at the Euros and will now be on holiday like other Scottish international players.

Enjoy ☺

Do we have any reliable links to prove Tyler Edmondson and Ethan Hartness leaving? I'm also trying to work out if Isaac Bailey, Alfie Prescott and Regie Evans are still at Saints? Or if any other youngsters have left as the club haven't released information on youth player departures this year like they normally do.

In quite a few of the Lamine Camara YouTube videos it is not him in some of the clips of the national team. Whoever has edited the video has mixed him up with another player with a very similar name... Mamadou Lamine Camara.

Walker-Peters is better than both of them in FM23 (and is miles ahead of Bree), although Livramento has a higher PA than KWP.

Walker-Peters

He'd comfortably be our best player on FM25 if he signed.

I included corporate seats & boxes in my post

Echo journalist Alfie House says in the Tweet I posted earlier... "Saints have confirmed membership information for the 2024/25 season with earlier ticket access as sales expected to be limited. Season tickets sold out at St Mary’s with I believe around 5% tickets held back for match-by-match sales." 5% = only a mere 1,626 seats left for match day tickets If that is true, season ticket numbers may be circa 26k/27k with the rest for corporate seats, the stadium boxes and the 3k away fans. https://x.com/AlfieHouseEcho/status/1809142722235601385?t=dCTc1uQ-vYRnQ_TqcEgP4A&s=19

Won't be easy to get a ticket next season for many. Only 5% of capacity (1,626 seats) available to non season ticket holders. Season tickets sold out... https://x.com/SouthamptonFC/status/1809135612089250093?t=oIGUyreQO9oW6wrwCQfY7g&s=19 https://x.com/AlfieHouseEcho/status/1809142722235601385?t=dCTc1uQ-vYRnQ_TqcEgP4A&s=19

You were the one that made the claim about it! Strange to dismiss mainstream entertainment especially as it has overtaken other media such as film and media for revenue. In 2024 playing games is a mainstream pastime. 10 million+ people played FM24

Selling shit players on high wages on FM isn't easy either

Said the man in the orthopedic shoe

1) He is not particularly tall or big for his age. This is about money, not pathway. Saints sticking to a wage structure. 2) The pathway into Brighton's 1st team is tougher than ours as they have better players.

Irrelevant to the point that an infrastructure investment ultimately allows you to spend more on transfers and wages under incoming financial rules.

He hasn't gone yet

Rohart-Brown signed a scholarship deal in October 2023 when he joined Saints from Reading and is a year above the others. So the Twitter source you got that from might not be reliable.

Crystal Palace are another PL club that think a big infrastructure investment will help them increase revenue, which will then allow them to spend more due to new financial rules coming in restrict you to a spending a % of income.

The point was... Sulemana is still very young. Young players are generally inconsistent. I'm not at all saying he will turn out as good as Mane.

Sulemana is currently younger than Mane was on the day we signed Mane. Try comparing them when they are comparable ages in the PL. You are writing off a young inconsistent player with some very good attributes.

Why have you written them off in terms of talent? - Sulemana today is younger than Mane was when we signed him. Far too early to write him off, as some did with Mane. Sure Sulemana is frustrating due to his end product at the moment, but is clearly talented. - Stewart hasn't played due to injury, not due to talent. I wouldn't rule either of them out from being useful next season.

The entire game is being re-written for Unity. Not just the 3D graphics. For all those that complain each year is a data update... this one certainly isn't. This is the closest to a sequel you will get. It is essentially Football Manager 2!

The essence of Moneyball lies in finding undervalued assets, often overlooked by traditional scouting methods. It is not solely signing high potential youngsters and selling them on.