Graffito

All of this may well be true but please explain how withdrawing your support doesn't further damage the club.

It's your team mate. It means more to you than it does to him. It'll be your team when he's gone. We're all disappointed but we needn't be disaffected. It's your choice but I say don't give up on them.

You been sniffing your a*se? Shut up moaning and get behind the lads.

So how come your fans were so poor at home? Flyer, I was more surprised with your comment about lack of ability in our team. Saints played "with uninhibited freedom and great rotation", not my words but those of your own Manager Ian Dowie. The QPR lad on the left (Lee Cooke? apologies if I've got that wrong) played well and of course Dexter (another product of our Academy), had a good game but I must say with all QPR's wealth I'd be very disappointed with what you have and with what you produced yesterday against a team with 9 players of 22yrs and under.

Despite the result I thought Saints displayed a lot more talent than QPR, in particular Lallana. As for your comment about Saints fans, that's a bit rich coming from a QPR fan.

Originally Posted by Arizona Holmes on the left Skacel in the hole Lallana on the right Looks like a very attacking creative line-up to me. Should chip in with a fair few goals too. I agree, but something just feels wrong about it. Not sure what. There's a hole in it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Toomer Talking in the car on the way home, IMO Blackpool did their home work came down with a game plan. Get in our faces for the first 15 - 20 mins and stop us playing our passing game, it worked and we did not have an answer to it. I think we need someone a bit older and wiser in midfield and with a bit about him for matches like this. Wet have to get used to it a lot of teams will do the same. Agreed. Other than Davis, we had problems with the spine of the team today, especially in central midfield where we neither won nor retained the ball nearly enough nor offered much protection to the centre backs and also, uncharacteristically, with Svensson at the back who lost the majority of aerial challenges. Schneiderlin and Gillet didn't offer sufficient protection as holding midfielders. Talented though McGoldrick is, on today's evidence I think he needs help up front from someone with a bit more presence.

Having SCW as manager in waiting while Redknapp was retained was a major mistake. Lowe has done some good things. This wasn't one of them. A loss making radio station when the core business, the football club, is losing thousands each week isn't a failure? The only club to blame a chairman for relegation? Your having a laugh. Enjoy the penalty shoot out Sunday?