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Yes, I do know the gentleman with his shirt off.

Millwall and us have been robbed there. Unbelievable how that second Hammers goal stood.

Disappointed Connolly is starting then. If you have a poor game we should be making the most of our strength in depth, particularly upfront.

Donny/Reading is also off now

I will remember this post

Lallana seems to do a decent job with them when he gets the chance. Won't really be a missing aerial threat in the box either.

Please Nigel, for the love of God, do NOT put Danny Fox on corner duty. His corner -> goal ratio must be appalling, 90% of them are a complete waste of time.

You're popular! http://www.smallheathalliance.com/read.php?1,823396,page=1 A couple of highlights: "I'd take a 1-0 win so long as we beat them. Just got promoted and flying yet still can't fill their stadium - tiny club." (Their average attendance is about 19k) "The attendances have looked shocking on television. I can also say as a student in Southampton we are constantly bombarded with offers of cheap tickets. I think it's very poor that in a city where you are the only team and have done quite well since being promoted from League 1 that you don't sell out every week" (Would like to know these cheap ticket offers!) Built up to be a cracking game

Think they reset at the turn of the year

I think this will be the toughest game of the season to date, they are bang in form and it's away, with pressure starting to build. I would echo Super Mikey's team as it has a solid midfield and a lot of attacking potential. Really difficult to call, but even a draw would be a very good result.

Our corner -> goal ratio must be dreadful. Can't believe Fox is still on them.

Come on Saints, asking all the questions now.

Atleast Puncheon got a good reception, sounds like a decent atmosphere tonight.

Puncheon off. Why not Connolly?

Hammond and Lee for Morgan and DC please.

To be fair a stonewall penalty and a clear foul on kelvin don't help.

A goal at Bashley, who honestly cares!?

**** sake ref

Kris Temple says no chance, text from a mate in the Northam says penalty all day long.

Defence sound a bit asleep to begin with. YAY Ipswich

Did an 18-30s coach tour round Europe in the summer, visiting: Rome - Really great place, so much stuff to see on every street corner. I found myself walking everywhere, which probably wasn't ideal in the 35+ heat! Can be quite expensive, looking slightly off the beaten track for food (And I only mean slightly) can save a lot of money. Verona (Day) - Pleasant to walk around with a small gladiator arena and the Romeo and Juliet balcony, which was a tourist hotspot like no other. Quite a few shops, particularly fashion ones to look around, if that's your kind of thing. A day was probably enough. Venice - Good fun to walk around, you are guaranteed to get lost. Plenty of great views and famous attractions to look at. The gondola ride is a must, even if it is like bees to honey with tourists. 2 Days should be enough to not find yourself rushing around. Vienna - Not being into art or classical music I didn't really expect to find much to do in Vienna. However, it turned out to be a fantastic place! A group of us hired bikes from our hostel near the centre, cycled across the city (On a Sunday, so it was quiet) and parked up along the Danube River. There were some small pontoons you could walk out to and sunbath/paddle as there is an area of the river cleaned so that it is much safer for people to swim, and plenty did. After that we grabbed some lunch and headed off to a big amusement park, with a pay as you ride scheme. Then had to quickly cycle back into town where we caught our coach to go a short trip to the Schnaps Museum, which I believe is only for large-ish groups booking in advance, but well worth seeing if you can get in. In the evening we headed to a backpackers bar full of all sorts of people crossing paths, with some interesting drinks on the menu. With my ramblings I guess you can tell I enjoyed it! Plenty of concert halls and museums though if that's your thing. Bratislava (Day) - And when I say day stop I literally mean we stopped there for about an hour as a break. Could really comment too much, but it looked nice and this was the point of the trip where things started to get considerably cheaper. Budapest - Really cheap, beer was little over a Euro for a pint. Some great sites in Budapest and loads to see. Definitely recommend it and would suggest a minimum of two days here. Krakow - In terms of the town itself I didn't find there was a whole lot to see besides the castle and the main square. Some decent market stalls to have a look around. Making a trip to the Salt Mines is a must, they were fantastic and about £15 per person for a couple of hour tour around this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The nightlife in Krakow was fantastic, couldn't praise it enough really. A huge amount of restaurants in the main square and so many bars and clubs down little back streets. Lizard King and Frantic were particular highlights. Prague - Lots to see and do depending on what you fancy. The nightlife is also great here. I found there were loads of Brits though, almost all of whom seemed to be on stag do's. Dresden (Day) - I'm quite in to WW2 and currently studying for a history degree, but don't bother. Honestly. Being a Sunday with everything shut may have clouded my opinion, but it was a lot of buildings that had been bombed and rebuilt. Berlin - Brilliant. Loved the place and was gutted we only had 2 days there. SO much to see and do, during the day and at night. Could easily have spent 4/5 days there. A real must. Amsterdam - During the day there's about enough to keep you interested for at most 2 days, and that's at a push. Going around on a bicycle in a good way to see the city, but besides that it has very little to offer. However, at night it all sorts of comes alive (as you may imagine). An endless supply of bars, clubs and coffee shops. Had two fantastic nights out there, during the day not so much. Bruges (Day) - Saw it for about two hours, so again I'm not the best person to ask. VERY expensive it seemed and for me the only half-decent thing was seeing where that buy from In Bruges was thrown off! My views of Belgium is that it is only good for driving through. Home - Went out 16 nights on the run and had the best 3 weeks of my life, no question.

Simon Peach @SimonPeach Doesn't sound like #SaintsFC are in the deadline-day spirit. I am told things are "dead as a dodo" at the moment #PAdeadlineday

James Nursey @JamesNursey Danny Collins back at #Stoke after snubbing #Southampton

For now I think we'll be OK with Lambert, Connolly, Barnard, Sharp, Guly, Lee and Reeves.

Pearce would be a very good signing. Just cover at CB and we are right on for promotion.