Matthew Le God

At the law of the country, where it states supporters shouldn't enter the field of play.

There is a chance Alex Chamberlain may be back for the Walsall game and Morgan Schneiderlin for the Plymouth and Walsall games.

This game has been on sale for months, it is the last home game of the season which are always well attended! It has also coincided with the possibility of Saints being promoted. Why is it surprising people that it has sold out? Last season's final home game when we had nothing to play for sold 25,289 even though it was a League One dead rubber match. This season we are on the verge of promotion, so it was bound to sell quickly.

League One games are all at 3pm so won't be on Sky. Championship games are all starting at 12:45pm.

Could be the first time someone is ejected from St Mary's for celebrating a Saints goal.

Is it? What if Huddersfield draw with Brentford and Saints lose to Walsall? A draw with Plymouth then would be of a lot of use to Saints.

Not that it would ever happen as many sets of fans have done pitch invasions. But a point deduction for a pitch invasion is a ridiculous especially if at an away game. What can an away team do to stop people running on another team's pitch? Even a home team can't really do anything if enough fans make a run for it. How that can be justified with punishing the club I don't know. I really don't see the need for pitch invasions at all, why is it better than celebrating in the stands? I'd guess people enjoy the thrill of knowing it is illegal which makes it pathetic really.

Pretty much promoted though. Would need a monumental goal difference swing if Saints win at Plymouth for them not to go up.

Brentford only having 6 subs is telling of just how stretched their squad is.

Casper Ankergren was injured and came off with a dead leg in their last game. Good to see they are putting out a strong team.

If Puncheon can start games and score goals in the Premier League, Lallana easily could.

What about the third way? Both Saints and Huddersfield winning today.

That isn't true. Plymouth wouldn't be relegated and Walsall wouldn't be safe if they got a point or even a win.

The French Royal Palaces bring in large amounts of cash through tourism even though they have had no monarchy for 200 years. At the moment Britain is not a true democracy, because in theory the Queen and the Lords can overrule the democratically elected Parliament.

Not if you watch his interview on Saints player when he signed.

"Nearing his peak" at 21 years old?

Not a question of renewing, if Saints want him they'll have to buy him.

I don't approve

It varies from block to block and even within blocks. As long as you are in a central block, being at the back gives the best view at St Mary's imo.

Saints are one of those sides, as they are aiming to have category one status if these rules come in. Hence the recuritment drive to bring in UEFA "A" license staff to the academy all on full time contracts and the multi million pound development of Staplewood.

Norwich 2nd, Millwall 7th and Leeds 9th suggests the gap between the top of League One and the Championship is not that great.

I think Nathan Dyer coming back is extremely unlikely. Not because he isn't a good player (he clearly is at Championship level even though many Saints fans think otherwise), but because of his off field history and his relationship with the fanbase. Scott Sinclair joining his younger brother Jake at Saints isn't beyond the realms of possibilities if Swansea were to not get promoted.

The price of steel and other building materials have massively increased since St Mary's was built over 10 years ago.

As it is costing £2,700 it is going to be used on many occasions isn't it? Just home games? Or would you ask away teams if we could use it with fire certificates etc?

No, we would be extremely likely to be promoted. But not actually promoted. Just like Q.P.R. haven't done their open top bus tour yet.