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The Kraken

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  1. He started it, Miss. Bloody hell.
  2. You said yourself not very long ago at all that you think Saints should spend £25M on him. Sounds a lot to spend for someone who is bang average.
  3. Really? Forster has been brilliant. As for all the rest, agreed (not sure on the accuracy of the championship budget, but it sure as shit isn’t going to have us competing in this league).
  4. As I said in another thread……he’s 30 years old, he has started 30 league games this season, and he often plays in a two man midfield. It’s not sustainable. And like you say we have no real options behind him.
  5. I’d add a CM into the mix. I love Romeu but he’s 30 now and often playing in a 2 man midfield, and he’s played 30 games this season in the league alone. Not sustainable going forward. Diallo isn’t like for like for Romeu, and Ralph has only started him 8 times this season in the league. Our central midfield seems to be either brilliant or not quite on it. Tonight, the latter. There are improvements that could be made almost all over the pitch. Full back is ok, but everywhere else you could point at a player who isn’t quite good enough and/or the strength in depth isn’t there. Broja has been off colour for too long, he needs to be replaced, but there’s just not enough behind him. JWP and Romeu, the same. Central defence is an utter mess and minus Salisu, all three are not good enough for a side with aspirations of breaking the top ten. So, yeah. Where to start?!
  6. 🤣 oh MLG, you wally 🤪
  7. And there it is.
  8. As s-Clarke said, I’m puzzled why you’re puzzled. Edit. Ah, the good old MLG ‘ edit your original post and say nothing more and hope nobody notices’ 🤪
  9. Its Burnley. Im surprised they didn’t boo it.
  10. At least our team are hungry for something
  11. Imagine if we do and Alex McCarthy is donning the gloves on opening day of 22/23 🤪
  12. Based on tonight’s performance I bet he can’t wait to get away. This is like the Fraser of old. Top class when he’s on his game, as he has been for a month or two now.
  13. Toblerone head Romeu.
  14. Absolute panic stations inside our box.
  15. Bednarek nowhere near him
  16. You’re not wrong about the FA, though I think in the case of the choice of stadiums for Euro 2022 that UEFA were likely the driving force. It seems as if the goal on choosing the stadiums was to have a range of stadia from under 10k right up to Wembley, I’ve heard talk that that was the criteria in choosing stadiums, to have opens in various ranges (2 up to 10k, 2 at 10k to 20k, others from 20k to 35k, then upwards to Old Trafford and Wembley. I think they’ve underestimated it somewhat. But, saying that, it’s much better to have a 4700 capacity stadium full up than to have 10k inside a 20k stadium IMO. Tough call to make, and with games sold out already, perhaps the wrong choices made, it already looks like this tournament will absolutely shatter all previous tournament attendance records.
  17. Yeah it has. There’s an image for it.
  18. Ipswich are playing Oxford on Sunday, so a draw there effectively gives Saints the title even if they win zero more points. Title should get wrapped up tonight though.
  19. Saints OS on the ball, as ever. Their media team really couldn’t give a fuck about the womens team.
  20. What, someone might log in to it?! Can’t get much more inactive than it often is during a match. Who knows, the OS might get their game together too.
  21. He did, he said he made his post match comments without having all the facts, and he regretted what he said. https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/12491000/alex-mccarthy-southampton-boss-ralph-hasenhuttl-says-it-was-not-perfect-to-question-goalkeepers-professionalism
  22. Man United xG 0.00 🤣
  23. United have been awful, but Thiago has been immense.
  24. I see it that It’s more damaging for the Tory party that they’re being seen to defend Johnson’s lies, and to ultimately defend his refusal to walk away. The expectation for him to resign needs to be reiterated by the opposition as they’re making it a character issue. Especially so if, as expected, there are more parties that Johnson could get a fine for. It’s widely acknowledged that birthday-gate was one of the least onerous of the charges. So Johnson can say he was unaware of the rules, his MP’s gather behind him and they all get tarred with the same brush. Then, if there are more transgressions that aren’t so easily explained (for example the one where there’s a screenshot of Johnson and others inside number ten with an open bottle of champagne in shot and a bloke wearing tinsel) then the lies become even more ludicrous. The met are seemingly still wading though all of the events in chronological order. Everyone knows Johnson won’t quit, he’ll only go when the party bins him. So, until then, it’s best to highlight what he should do, then attack the party as a whole for defending him. In other words,Starmer’s playing a blinder.
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