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Exactly. Aside from a potential play-off final, we and the players alike will probably never have a better chance to get there. And yes, it may only be the JPT, but it's still a piece of silverware. It'll keep the FA Cup company. :-D Might as well make the most of this league while we're down here...

Teamwise, for me it has to be: Davis Thomas Fonte Perry Harding ----------James---------- ----Morgan Lallana------- Antonio-----------Waigo --------Lambert-------- Nice and pacy. We are looking a bit thin though.

I'd just like a day at Wembley. I don't give a toss who we play!

Waigo seems to be preferred in the JPT games, so I'm expecting him to start. I wouldn't be suprised to see Holmes keep his place either, so that's the wings sorted. James, Morgan and Adam in midfield if Connolly isn't fit, Perry in for Seaborne, Thomas in for Semi.

I reckon the evil little pixies broke into your house and took it. They believe that it is the centre of their world, and as such are going to worship the wallet and everything in it. They also like milk. Are you missing any milk Bridgey? Because that'd point the finger at the pixies. If you're ok for milk, there's a chance it wasn't them. FWIW I think you made up the wallet. It never existed. You carry stuff loose in your pocket and the wallet is a metaphor for life. Or perhaps it was eaten by the rabid monkey that broke out of Chessington World of Adventures t'other day... Apparently he has a penchant for leather - he broke in to a branch of Land of Leather and caused £483k of damage.

I can only empathise. I've never lost my wallet. I'm a tightarse you see, and no other bugger is going near it, so I keep it close at all times. You'll find it inside a shoe. Hope this helps.

Rumour threads are what makes SaintsWeb SaintsWeb. IMO

J.M.Barrie created the name "Wendy" from a rhyming game, "Fwendy Wendy". I am using this rule to call my first born "Pomzey", from my rhyming game "Romsey Pomzey".

Love of football? If he truly wanted to play, he'd take a pay cut. As to whether that cut would be enough for a club like Donny, is another matter! Sadly footballers are paid so much these days, we're setting him up for retirement, rather than encouraging him to play elsewhere on less.

I'd be happy with that, although I do hope we can still bring in a pacy striker to truly compliment Lambert. I get the feeling Connolly will miss more games than he plays this season, though I hope I'm wrong.

You absolutely cannot underestimate MK Dons, who are a very good team, and we're not playing well either. However over two legs, I think we can do them. The players know that this will probably be the best chance in their careers to play at Wembley and they won't want to lose that feeling. Tomorrows game will be tough though. I'm hoping for a draw and a win in the home leg. 1-1

I love the BBC and their "ideas"! Of course.

Saga would be a quality striker for them! It's all about trying to convince them that Pulis is too...

Stupid BBC London. Stupid living in Surrey. Stupid Stupid Stupid.

I reckon we'll make a late surge towards the play-offs, peter out at the end, and finish 8-10th. We'll go out to Ipswich on Saturday in the FAC, despite me being there and hoping for a win, but we will make it to Wembley in the JPT. (Whether we beat Leeds or not, who I expect to be there, is another matter.) A good result this season IMO. Bring on next season, with a full squad of quality players.

I agree with this. I've oftened wondered what position Lallana is best in, or what he believes is his best position. Following his goal against WBA in the last but one game of the CCC survival season, I thought he was an attacker, but largely since then he's moved all across the midfield, and in the secondary striker role. I do think that Morgan and Hammond aren't the greatest combination in midfield. Nor do I think James would be the answer in there. I'd choose Hammond to play over Morgan, every time I've seen Morgan this season he's been largely anonymous. That said, now Hammond's injured, I guess we'll see a Morgan/James scenario. Or perhaps a Morgan/New signing... :-D Sticking Lallana in central midfield seems an idea, Holmes on the left, Waigo or Antonio on the right (PACE!!!), and Connolly up front. Interesting to see what Pards does against MK DOns.

Twas a basic schoolboy error that shouldn't happen in professional football, but does. Poor concentration. None of the players will want that feeling again, so I expect they'll learn from it pretty damn quick!

If we were going to buy a centre back that doesn't get a look in, we might as well have bought Elliott Ward - at least he's got used to that position! Irrespective of how they played yesterday, as I wasn't there, I'm looking forward to seeing the newbies in action. Sadly the next game I'm attending is on Saturday in the FA Cup,and if all three are cup tied, I'll be seeing Perry and Thomas again. (Or Jaidi if fit). I'm quite suprised Pardew opted to play both centre backs, and leave out Perry, as it's him we'll be relying on next Saturday. Anyway, looking forward to it.

That too, but I was highlighting the poor recent League form. Every team has a couple of poor runs of form a season, except the really good ones like Leeds. I'm not too concerned this season with it really. It's next season we'll really be looking to do a Leeds.

I've said I'll always just look at the next fixture, but it's hard not to look ahead and see where we're going. I think I'll definitely just take each game as it comes now. 1-1 isn't a bad result away from home against a play-off hopeful, granted a win was probably a neccessity for play-off hope, but it could also have been worse, especially with the way we performed today. If anything, from the sound of it, Millwall were the better team all game, which means effectively, WE robbed THEM, and not the other way round. The good run of form perhaps distorted our views of where we're at this season. While the play-offs are still achievable, Saints fans will still want to make them, but as far as consolidating out League One position is going, we're doing ok. Defence sorted last week, now for the attack. I expect Pards will be very busy for the last 16 days of the transfer window.

2 losses in the last 4 too. Ignoring the -10, which would still not put us in the play-offs, we're quite simply just going through poor form at the time we play the bigger teams. We'll back on track again soon, I'm sure. Cup games to come now, so some light relief. I'll be at the Ipswich game, Cheering the lads on.

If he'd made the subs earlier, we could've been two up, so it's swings and roundabouts really.

Suicidal after defeat, Elation after a win. That's what SaintsWeb is all about.

You never ever ever ever switch off after a goal, I was taught that when I was nine years of age. Assuming we'll finish mid-table in the league, I'd now like a final appearance in the JPT!

No win, no good. A draw does plop for us. If we don't find some form soon, we're going to be looking nervously over our shoulders again. I'm keeping the faith... for now.