Matthew Le God

Useless trivia = She went to Millbrook School.

The opening post doesn't seem to be in English, as I have no idea what you are saying.

11 years and counting so far...

Yes, he went of with an injured left ankle after a challenge in the West Brom friendly.

That doesn't make sense. If Saints had signed him in the summer, he wouldn't have played Brighton today and wouldn't have that injury.

Why would they inform those that "help with the website", the details of the club's transfer strategy? Does that not ring alarm bells that it may be ********? They will be telling the tea lady at the academy how much they are selling Fabregas for next...

If they were in a strong financial position they would have held out for more than £3m for Eagles and Mears, Premier League club bidding or not.

Do you have an example of a question about Saints I have failed to answer?

So you have no counter argument to them? May as well delete this thread then, if you don't agree with your own opening post!

Looks like that is a "no". Too awkward to answer?

Are you going to answer my questions Roger?

They sold two of their best players recently, Eagles and Mears for a combined fee of £3m. They lost out to us on Cork. Any decent bid for any of their players and they will go.

A few questions...

It was only a few years ago that the Football League changed to seven subs. Up until the 2009/10 season is was 5 subs, 7 subs was only used in the Football League for two seasons. I very much doubt Adkins will risk not having a proper keeper on the bench, he didn't do that at S****horpe.

In the last minute...

Joseph Mills played for Preston North End on trial earlier in pre-season, whilst still a Saints player.

QPR website doesn't list the subs (yet)... http://www.qpr.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10373~2411589,00.html

He is 100% a real high level agent. He helped advise SEGA/SI with Football Manager when they introduced agents into the game. He definitely has contacts that will give him access to this "kind of information".

Looking like Frazer Richardson was the biggest clue.

Adkins and Saints fans have witnessed on many occasions Puncheon, Lallana and Chamberlain first hand. It is quite clear which are the better two players. Your statement of "Puncheon can be deemed by Warnock to do a job in the Prem now why isnt your manager not playing him instead of Chamberlain" has little logic to it. How do you know that if offered a choice between Puncheon and Chamberlain that Warnock wouldn't choose Chamberlain? Warnock simply wouldn't be able to sign Chamberlain as he doesn't have the budget. I think however it is very likely Warnock would prefer Chamberlain, he just doesn't have the luxury Adkins does of being in a position of having both players and picking the best one to start a game.

Frazer Richardson.

What point are you actually trying to make? - Puncheon played lots of games for Saints in 2009/10 in League One from January until May - Puncheon did well in a short spell in the Championship with Millwall - Puncheon did well in a short spell in the Premier League with Blackpool Adkins will be fully aware that Puncheon has the ability to perform at all three levels. Saints are currently in the Championship, yet Adkins wants to sell him because Chamberlain and Lallana are better. That does not mean Adkins doesn't think Puncheon couldn't do a good job for another Championship or Premier League team, in fact I think it is very likely Adkins thinks Puncheon would do a good job at Premier League or Championship level. The act or merely selling Puncheon doesn't prove Adkins doesn't think this, nor does it prove it. In the same way selling Gorkss doesn't mean Warnock thinks he couldn't do a job at Premier League level.

Still missing the point I'm making. That doesn't mean Warnock thinks he couldn't play in the Premier League for someone else or even Q.P.R. under different circumstances. Numerous other factors are involved as I outlined earlier. Simply him selling him doesn't prove what Warnock thinks of his ability to be "Premier League standard".

Puncheon played a very high % until Chamberlain broke through. Puncheon was still good enough for League One, the Championship and Premier League though (just not Saints starting XI).