hypochondriac

I assumed you were a prominent member.

I assume we will be getting the five pledges any day now.

Agree with that. Much better chance of actually scoring a goal.

Who else? My guess would be Gabbi and maybe someone like Carillo.

He can but doesn't mean we can't comment on it and not think it's a very good idea.

And Reed and possibly Stephens.

Yoshida? I think if like to keep him if possible.

That was excellent. Solent should do that more often.

The government were wrong about WMDs and so for evermore they are lying scumbags in perpetuity. Seems logical. And don't give me this tripe about "intelligent people keep an open mind." Intelligent people look at the balance of probabilities, all the available evidence and then understand who is to blame. But yes let's just pretend it was a British false flag operation because we haven't got a signed Russian confession and because Putin said so and because Blair lied about something 15 years ago.

So you're on the side of David icke, assad, putin and American republicans. Interesting.

Bring Austin on please.

Interesting post thanks. I definitely think that that is a part of why certain people act the way they do, but I'd question the suggestion that all Muslims who hold regressive views about homosexuals for example or who believe that women should have less rights than men are victims of this cult phenomenon. Even if we are to accept that all Muslims who hold views that don't align with western Liberal values are somehow in thrall to thought leaders like imams, the question then becomes how we are to deal with it. My argument has always been that there should be greater security in mosques to guard against radical and regressive teachings, that reforming Muslims should be properly supported by European governments and the Islamic communities have their own part to play in recognising the issues within their communities and working with authorities to make it clear that radical Islam, sharia courts and the subjugation of women and minorities is unacceptable in Islam. Would you agree? Thanks for the suggestion, I'll try and watch the documentary this week as I personally find this sort of stuff fascinating.

I'm expecting them to be long gone. Les and Ross I mean.

Yes I largely agree with that. Austin won't be fit all season- he can play the David connolly role next year- and Long can be next years tadanari Lee or Billy Sharp in terms of contribution to the team. We need a talismatic striker still to lead the line coupled with a desperately needed creative midfielder player and then a complete defensive rebuild. Something like Mccarthy New rb new cb yoshida new lb (targett will be off) Jwp romeu Reed sims New Creative Am Austin/ new striker With long as an impact sub and Gallagher on the bench

We need better than long and Austin. Scoring goals has been a real issue this year and that will continue next season.

I think some of the players you mention will be able to do a job in the championship. The secret is to complement these players with some quality.

He won't be staying.

This entire season has been an abortion. I hope we can bring in someone next season who can help us start again and pretend this was all a bad dream.

Hughes has done a good job and our performance today was better than pretty much every game under pellegrino despite the loss. Just gutting that we couldn't get at least a point here.

Just f*ck off. Ffs.

This is it now. This is our season right here over the next twenty minutes.

Bednarek.

I really hope we don't sit back and try to protect this lead because it won't work.

The worse signing we have made in our history and probably takes the record for the most expensive striker never to score for their club.

If you ask them who won the 1975 fa Cup it says Southampton.