The main point of opening post was using the fair play league (with Saints at the top and Stoke at the bottom) which has numbers of red/yellow cards as a key weighting factor.
Why do you see getting yellow cards as a positive? It is perfectly possible to be aggressive and not get booked, i.e. win the ball cleanly and also not time waste/dissent etc.
If you mean Hooiveld and not Hooivelt, then it could be because at 6 foot 4 Adkins thinks he offers a counter to Stoke's aerial threat. Today's team has a lot of 6 foot plus players, which we might just need.
I didn't say it was a "poor penalty", I said it was "one of Lambert's worst penalties in a Saints shirt" and he has a 100% penalty record for Saints with roughly 30 penalty goals since 2009. Its all relative!
What about Kelvin Davis? The keeper we've had since 2006.
I think Boruc should be given another go, if people keep harping on about experience at a high level then Boruc has more pedigree than any other keeper we've currently got.
Which bit don't you agree with? Lambert has scored every penalty he has taken for Saints, all I said this was "one of Lambert's worst in a Saints shirt". Its all relative, he scored, we all celebrated.
We haven't reached the 2nd half of the season yet, the next two games bringing us up to the halfway mark are away from home meaning after 19 games it'll be 10 home games and 9 away games. We also had an away game postponed due to Chelsea being in the World Club Cup.