Matthew Le God

Here is the team... 4-4-2 (Diamond) Davis. Richardson, Fonte, Jaidi, Harding. Hammond, Stephens, Dickson, Guly. Barnard, Lambert Saints bench: Bialkowski, Butterfield, Forte, Martin, Seaborne, Lallana & Gobern. Chaplow misses out with knock

Is it not true then?

He signed for Swansea in January 2011 and was loaned back to Exeter for the rest of the season.

- Danny Butterfield has played 350 Championship games - Dan Harding and Frazer Richardson both have played nearly 100 Championship games - Joseph Mills is currently playing as a regular in the Championship - Ryan Dickson, although little in the way of experience at Championship, he has done little wrong and has potential

You have your dates mixed up. Saints are playing away at Brentford on 30th April.

I think you need to watch it again. He says "there is every chance".

I quite like that as an away shirt. You can revert to the non 125th anniversary badge as well.

Kelvin Davis licking the window to try and put Jose Fonte off during an interview today... Jose does well to keep a straight face and not laugh.

Today... Interviewer "Is it likely we will see Morgan playing again this season?" Nigel Adkins "There is every chance" (said with a big smile on his face) They also show him jogging around the training ground.

Not if they have nothing to play for at that point. Which looks likely.

Would you say the same if Saints were level on points with Huddersfield and it was Huddersfield that had two games in hand and a better goal difference of +15?

A swing doesn't need to be all one way. Saints goal difference getting worse by 7 goals in 7 games and Hudderfield's getting better by 8 goals in 5 games, leads to a 15 goal swing. So Huddersfield don't as you say need to improve their goal difference by 15 goals to overtake in that eventuality. (not that this matters as Saints should do it on points anyway )

How do you know Nigel Adkins and the squad are budgeting for a defeat at Brighton? I very much doubt they are.

Well, that isn't correct. Saints can still miss out on promotion if they get 15 points and if Huddersfield get 15 points along with a goal difference swing. So it is not 100%. Mathematically Saints need 16 more points to guarantee promotion as things stand tonight.

Saints are ahead of Huddersfield and have played 39 games compared to Huddersfield's 41. Saints can afford two defeats minimum and still be sure of promotion (as long as there isn't a massive goal difference swing), possibly more than two defeats if Huddersfield drop any more points.

My career so far... Unemployed with Sunday League reputation > Thurrock > Bradford City > S****horpe > Guinea > Ghana > Leeds United > England > Roma > Ajax > Liverpool > Aston Villa I apply for any job I see as a career progression. Highlights - Getting S****horpe promoted to League One Getting Leeds promoted to the Premier League Winning African Cup of Nations with Ghana Winning the Dutch Cup with Ajax Winning the Dutch League with Ajax Finishing 2nd in the Premier League with Aston Villa Winning the FA Cup with Aston Villa Lowlights - Getting sacked by Bradford City Getting relegated from League One with S****horpe United Getting sacked by Roma after a tycoon takeover Getting sacked by Liverpool I probably have more fun with a career game like this than I do managing Southampton. I did apply for the Saints job on a number of occasions but they turned me down, now I'm too good for them!

To find out the figure he has been sold for of course!

Someone threw an aubergine on the pitch again? Someone did that at Bristol Rovers last August in Pardew's last game. It was a little bizarre when everyone chanted "aubergine, aubergine".

Less than Lallana and Chamaberlain. It really does say a lot for 3rd tier Saints, that one of their squad players can start games and score goals whilst on loan to a team in the Premier League.

Why wouldn't they? Why wouldn't it? They are going to have to build a new one in the summer when their tiny squad gets ripped apart with loans and contracts ending.

Saints' man of the match are voted for by fans at St Mary's texting the club. Today was an away game.

I'd imagine he is also under a massive amount of stress at the moment with the upcoming court case next week.

Lallana was on the bench today.

Yes, you probably are. In any case, irrelevant to Saints (hopefully).