Matthew Le God

He didn't play, Dickson did.

You were the one using paper to be Alpine mark II! I was just pointing out the flaws in your bit of paper. Saints have been better than Huddersfield since their unbeaten run began. Also remember that Huddersfield's unbeaten run started after Saints comfortably beat them 4-1 at St Mary's.

Well it has already worked to get us above them. They are drawing too many games and can't break teams down. Since Huddersfield's run began Saints have lost 3 games, but Saints have won more matches than Huddersfield in that time as Saints have broken teams down and got wins, where as Huddersfield couldn't break them down and got draws. If that continues until the end of the season, Saints go up.

But in the same period Saints have accumulated more points, scored more goals and conceded fewer goals. I know which kind of momentum I'd rather have...

Explain why Huddersfield have momentum, but Saints don't? At the start of Huddersfield's unbeaten run in December they were above Saints, today in April they are behind Saints in the table (having played more games).

It is that simple. - Huddersfield need Saints to not win at least two games to stand any chance of getting 2nd spot. - Where as you said Saints can't afford any slip ups if Huddersfield win on Friday, which is simply not true.

Yes, Saints can. Saints have a game in hand and are already in front, so they can afford to lose a game.

Conceding 3 goals at home to Dagenham & Redbridge is "business as usual" for your defence? Are you sure?

That is hardly unique. Lots of new stadiums have those, including St Mary's I think.

Trivial **** is my middle name.

Pretty much everything apart from a much smaller capacity.

To be fair to Brighton, it is a better stadium than St Mary's and their council restricted the initial capacity. It has been designed so it can be easily increased to over 30k. They have also sold over 16,000 season tickets for next season already.

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Lee Barnard went to hospital to have an x-ray on his ankle.

What if we lose, then win the next 5 games and go up?

I'm not entirely sure what you mean? Surely that isn't really praying then in the true definition of the word? I see no reason why a completely unsubstantiated practise that gives false hope can't be mocked. Many children around the world have died of curable conditions because their parents refused medical treatment that would have otherwise made their children better but instead decided to pray to "God".

Of course it is hard not to have sympathy for the lad. But an instruction/order to pray in the thread title? Really? Why won't God heal amputees that you pray for?

And Pompey's training ground

This thread is now turning into a reenactment of the night in October last year...!

I agree.

Well at least it means he is available for the rest of the season.

Only costs £7.40 from a pharmacist doesn't it?