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Ok ignore me. Millwall 2-0 after 17 mins and cruising it seems.

Compilation of our ten best goals away at Swansea: 10 of the Best: Special strikes at Swansea | Southampton FC Official Site Flynn's is the pick of the bunch there IMO.

Well, not quite. It's not mathematically impossible for any of them to still make the playoffs. But one more win for Hull will put that to bed, and they are at home to Brum today so hopefully by the time we play Brizzle on Tuesday it will be out of reach for them.

Bagging tickets to take my nephew to watch Saints at Wembley (even though he's more excited to see Haaland than watch Saints 🫤)

You can still buy this season's yellow training top on the club site, but they've only got sizes S and M left in stock.

Their form over the last six games is bettered only by ours. I don't expect a comfortable Millwall win.

Which forum is that? I've just had a quick peek on Blue Moon and the most recent posts seem to acknowledge that we're in really good form, won't rest any players ahead of the Ipswich game, and that they will need to be on it to beat us.

Been messaging a City fan mate of mine and apparently this is their 32nd visit to Wembley since Pep became manager! No wonder there's not a large appetite for this game from their perspective.

In my head I imagine them being said to camera by an Aussie Jonathan Pie.

I'd love to see what odds you could get on all that as an accumulator.

I can quite easily point out what he is good at... He has good positional sense and is always looking to move the ball forwards. He has a good range of passing and seems to understand his role in the team very well, making himself available to receive the ball in tight spaces. There was one particular passage of play against Blackburn where he showed good strength and tenacity to win the ball back high up the pitch and keep an attack going. As for only being in the team because Tonda knows him from the U21s, that just doesn't stack up. If that were the case then why did he immediately drop Barnaby Williams back to the U21s after he put in an OK showing in that one game? Why is Bragg the only player he has promoted and kept faith with? Believe me, you were not the only one who could immediately see the many flaws in Bazunu's game. It was obvious to anyone who has ever watched football at any level. You do, however, appear to be pretty much the only one who thinks Bragg is shit, because the vast majority of posters can recognise his strengths. Will he go on to be a top player? Well that remains to be seen. But for now he is making a really good contribution to a team challenging for promotion from the Championship. So your assessment of him having a L1 ceiling at best is wide of the mark I'm afraid.

Surely there are some more recent members than those three, but I'm struggling to think of any right now.

Yeah and you could tell when they picked Archer to do it last night it really meant something. The squad obviously recognise that he's had his struggles this season (to say the least) and that he thoroughly deserved the plaudits for his performance, and he clearly appreciated it as well.

QPR are second in the form table over the last six games (ahead of Cov and Ipswich on GD), Millwall are eighth. I know the Den is a difficult place for any visiting team, but I wouldn't be betting large amounts on a home win this Saturday.

Indeed. 3 months ago I'd have happily seen the back of all of them, so to see the consistent high performance levels we're seeing from them currently is nothing short of miraculous.