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Everything posted by Whitey Grandad
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No. Please God no.
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I have no problems with the padding. It’s the fact that we have sat in those seats for twenty years and now the club have priced us out of them and that the people who will be sitting in them will be plastics who have no interest in Saints and will only be there to watch the opposition. I hope they choke on their prawn sandwiches.
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I shall certainly go up the stairs that I have so faithfully trod for over twenty years and push my way past my old seat in order to get to the other side. I would definitely not encourage anybody to make some fake bird poo and take it in a squeezy bottle in order to decorate the new padding on the seats. Such an action would be childish and grossly irresponsible 👹 https://www.ehow.co.uk/how_7533633_make-fake-bird-poop.html
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I also bought the whole set off Amazon and was steadily working my way though them. I got about halfway but had to stop for a while but now I can’t remember where I’d got to.
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Our two tickets were waiting on the floor when I came back home this afternoon after a few days away. Good luck to all those who are still waiting.
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They haven’t failed but they can’t stop it spreading among the unvaccinated.
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A sad loss. He had a unique style that will be sadly missed.
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And nobody bought it. Or either of them.
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You are not allowing for the time the ball took to drop from over head height to knee level.
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Yes, poor management but their goal cam just two minutes into the second half . It is his failure to make changes after it that is most damning.
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No, it won’t, but playing with the same people in front of him ought to build some sort of understanding between them. If if doesn’t then the simple explanation is obviously the right one. He’s just not good enough. Forster is not as good as he once was, but McCarthy is going backwards. Literally.
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That proves my point. If McCarthy had rushed walked out for it he could have punched it clear. At the very least he should have been in Richarlison’s face. By the time the ball is kicked it is closer to McCarthy that Richarlison in your first photo.
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It’s a consequence of messing about with personnel.
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The ball is not in that picture. It lands two feet from where McCarthy is standing. It was a big cock up but in any other team it’s the goalkeeper’s ball every time.
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You have to expect that a Premier League footballer could kick a ball cleanly.
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“could only watch on as” Says it all.
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The ball actually lands just in front of where McCarthy’s left foot is in that photo. With McCarthy’s extra reach it would have been a simple punch clear. To say the Richarlison clearly would have got there first is not true. The ball drops two yards inside the goal area in which the goalkeeper ought to be dominant. Even Salisu could see that and clearly expected McCarthy to deal with it. As did everybody else. There are five Saints defenders in that shot and yer Richarlison gets to where the ball is about to drop and volleys it below waist height. Goalkeeper’s ball in every game that I’ve ever seen.
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Perhaps he was crying because he knew how bad we were going to be.
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Stephens is ok as a back up just as long as he stays off the pitch.
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🤗 Ah, I see. We might get a few Burnley supporters though.
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Stephens had a several yards start on DCL who just ran past him as if he wasn’t there. All he had to do was match the run and at the very least try to bout him off somehow. We had two defenders there yet neither got anywhere close. The defence looked as though they had all just met for the first time. This happens a lot when you keep changing personnel.
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Which Ralph might this be? Obviously it can’t be our esteemed football manager so… did your boyfriend dump you on a Saturday night? What a bastard
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That depends on who the visitors are because you won’t get that from Saints. And if it’s category D you probably won’t get it from the opposition either.
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That only applies to the top six. You should know this by now.
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Yes indeed, pure brilliance. Certainly not the sort of finish that we’re used to at Saints.
