Matthew Le God

Stadium expansion plans is my guess. Maybe they were waiting for Championship level football before deciding it was worth proceeding with, after all it is a long process from planning to completion and they may want it completed asap now.

Read what I said in my post again Deppo. I was just showing him how to do it, as many don't. Just trying to be nice.

Embed them using the film icon on the quick reply bar. Like this with your video... When written as code it would look like this... [noparse] [/noparse]

The Markus Liebherr Pavillion...

He is on loan at West Ham, so will still be a Premier League player with Spurs.

I think naming the new training ground pavilion building after Markus would be the best idea, after all he is paid the millions of pounds that it is costing.

This always strikes me as a bizarre piece of logic when fans don't want their team to get promoted to the Premier League. Even if Saints did get immediately relegated again, they would be able to use the £48 million worth of parachute payments, along with the money earnt in the Premier League to strengthen for another go at it. Blackpool for example if they come down this season, will be in a far stronger position than if they hadn't gone up in the first place. In any case I don't see why you think Saints would struggle, Cortese has stated the finances are in place for Saints to eventually compete in the top half of the Premier League.

That won't happen any time soon.

I think this goes to show a 32k stadium simply wouldn't be big enough for Saints if they returned to the Premier League.

Championship 2010/11... Norwich 2nd Leeds United 7th Millwall 8th Shows the gap between the top of League One and the Championship is minimal. None of those clubs have the spending power of Saints and after the January 2010 transfer window shut (and Saints signed Fonte, Barnard, Puncheon and Seaborne) Saints comfortably beat Norwich at Carrow Road and Leeds at St Mary's.

He is a football agent with a twitter account and writes for the Daily Mirror, he loves attention...

Exactly.

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Why would I lie about it?

Listen to Argyle player.

Why like that? Saints have been using a midfield diamond for months.

Argyle Player is working and is more interesting to listen to the away commentary.

I know for certain it is a twitter account of a genuine football agent. He is one of the agents that helped advise SI on agent issues in FM.

We haven't played Wycombe this season (they are in League Two), so why did you travel to Adams Park on a cold Tuesday night? Is it because you are a glory hunter that is confusing this season with last season?

Walsall's allocation is 1,700 and they have already sold 500. http://www.saddlers.co.uk/page/News/0,,10428~2350704,00.html

He is only 6 years younger than Nigel Adkins. Plus he has already managed Saints in a joint caretaker role.

Saints went into the weekend one point behind leaders Fulham. Although both Fulham and Saints are in the same league, the way the academy leagues work is that you also play games against some of the teams in the other groups and the points get added to your main league table (similar to how the MLS works in America). Saints were away to Coventry and Fulham played Group D winners Leicester City. On Saturday afternoon Fulham academy won 5-3 against Leicester City after being 3-0 down at half time, meaning Saints under 18's finish 2nd and miss out on playoffs. The group winners of all four academy leagues now have a semi final and academy league final to compete in. Which Saints under the academy league's various incarnations have won three times in the past. Saints' league contained Arsenal, Chelsea and West Ham's academies. So to finish 2nd in a league like that is impressive! Pompey finished bottom. A great season however for Jason Dodd's side and some very promising players coming through!

Absurd that you want to compare the two acts.

It will actually be hard for any Saints fans to get on the pitch at Plymouth. It is easier to contain 2,000 Saints fans at Home Park than it will be against Walsall where they have to watch the whole perimeter. 5 to 10 minutes before the full time whistle the Devon and Cornwall constabulary along with the stewards will all be around the away end.

Just because someone gets away with something, doesn't make it right.