krissyboy31

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74 in 8th place. 3 behind Huddersfield and 1 behind Colchester.

Been excellent tonight. Played Wolfsburg off the park really. Zamora's looked international class.

John Sillett. Saints career a little before my time but remember the Cov Cup Final win as if it were yesterday.

I can't believe the likes of Spurs or Fulham for that matter would be interested in Adam TBH. More likely to be a lower end Premier League club like Wolves (already linked), Hull City or Stoke or a couple of Championship clubs. I would like to think that AL is looking at this scenario and thinking that in 2/3 years time, we could well be in a better position than any of these clubs and I'm sure that is what Pardew and Cortese will be telling him.

Antonio's contract runs out at the end of May and he is able to negotiate a deal with whoever he likes. Reading do not have any say in the matter. They could (belatedly) offer him a new contract but it's totally up to Antonio, whether to accept or not.

We just need to win as many and get as many points as possible between now and the end of the season. It still probably won't be enough but we would all be gutted if Huddersfield, Colchester and Bristol Rovers all slip up but because we had given up the chase, we never got enough points to capitalise.

In recent seasons their support at St Mary's has been very poor, considering there has usually been something on the game and the relatively short distance to travel.

If the criteria is Academy players/Apprentices, then Holmes would qualify but not Dowie. Shearer of course had a brief encounter with management last season, so he would count.

It was a goal against Mau Utd. Of course it was off-side! They always are!

Ian Baird and Martin Foyle.

Over 25,000 expected Saturday. http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/7992008.Saints__expect__huge_crowd__for__crunch_clash/

Been bulldozed now but the floodlights are still standing.

League table after Boxing Day games (Closest point we got - 7pts). 1 Leeds United 22 16 5 1 +30 53 2 Charlton Athletic 23 13 8 2 +19 47 3 Norwich City 23 13 6 4 +23 45 4 Colchester United 22 12 6 4 +17 42 5 Milton Keynes Dons 23 11 3 9 +1 36 6 Huddersfield Town 22 10 5 7 +17 35 7 Swindon Town 21 9 8 4 0 35 8 Bristol Rovers 22 11 1 10 -2 34 9 Millwall 23 8 9 6 +5 33 10 Walsall 22 8 7 7 +3 31 11 Brentford 23 7 8 8 -4 29 12 Southampton 23 10 8 5 +14 28 Since then Leeds have played 18 gained 9 on G/D and 21pts = 1.17 pts per game Charlton 17, 2 and 27 = 1.59 Norwich 17, 16 and 40 = 2.35 Colchester 18, -5 and 23 = 1.28 MK Dons 17, -4 and 21 = 1.24 Huddersfield 18, 3 and 33 = 1.83 Swindon 19, 19 and 41 = 2.16 B Rovers 18, 1 and 27 = 1.5 Millwall 17, 24 and 42 = 2.47 Walsall 18, -9 and 20 = 1.11 Brentford 16, 4 and 23 = 1.44 Saints 16, 16 and 29 = 1.81

Correct! Although I prefer to call it Hull FC's ground.

Exeter striker Adam Stansfield has been diagnosed with bowel cancer. http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11719_6080651,00.html All the best fella!

Think you'll find Swindon under Hoddle spawned the 'Just Like Watching Brazil' chant in their Yellow kit. Oxford's League Cup winning team of '86 were the 'Yellows, Yellows'.

Even though that was never a Southampton song! Nicked off Oxford Utd I believe? It was always "Come on you Yellows" from Wembley '76 till sometime in the late 90's.

20-1 to win the Championship next season. Must be close to the biggest odds of any relegated team.

Oldham will be bang up for this tonight. Huddersfield is a derby game (only 20 miles apart) for them, even more so because it's Lancs/Yorkshire.

Let's hope he makes it to 62 and still has the energy to get back up those Wembley steps again.

And back to one's ignore list!

Not at St Helens.

Bad news for Wigan and Hull! Looks like Amos Roberts has broken his leg and Sean Long has broken his ankle (yet to be confirmed but left the KC on crutches and in a pot).