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Seems you have an axe to grind. Has Ronald told you to stick your stats up your @rse?

It seems some are still mesmerised by charismatic Germans.

This is the "Mopo" that left to join a more ambitious club.

Yeah I knew it was wrong but I just couldn't remember the ***** surname so I just put Sherwood because he played for Blackburn as well and I knew everyone would know who I meant. Chris Sherwood. Tim Sutton. Same difference.

They had Adam Blackmore on. Supportive of Koeman. Had to make a stand with Mane. Says fans are behind Koeman and players have been up to now (think that was the tense he used). Saints at crossroads with likes of Wanyama and Koeman having 18 months on contracts. Fans he speaks to are willing to see Mane and Wayama sold as long as money spent on quality signings, and to a man they want club to invest rather than just balancing the books. Chris Sherwood thought Koeman made a mistake in dropping Mane. Always play your best players, at which point discussion highjacked by Joey Barton.

Two games in a row we should never have lost. At least West Ham stepped it up second half but Norwich were sh1te. And they beat us.

Wayama's emotions weren't running high yesterday. His first touch in the second half was a lazy punt into touch. Kind of set the tone. I would say Koeman's right in identifying lack of focus, as with Mane. And a word on Tadic, while I'm moaning. A lot of pointing at nothing in particular, and some arguing with Bertrand, and too little tracking back and tackling.

Plunger wielding dustbin. I like it. Wtf is it?

Koeman's been coaching him. Take a look at the goal around 45 seconds.

Trains from London are running out of Kings Cross rather than Liverpool St, with a change at Ely in Cambridgeshire, so I assume there are engineering works somewhere on the Liverpool St - Norwich line.

:lol:Nice try.

That's about it. Too much over analysing by most posters, as usual.

You didn't rate Schneiderlin so forgive us if we take your views with a pinch of salt.

It was tangible. Having gone two down, did anyone in the entire ground believe we were going to claw it back?

Schneiderlin, Lallana, Lambert, Shaw, Clyne, Aldereiweld.

Pulls made an interesting comment about Spurs on the radio last week. He noted that since Tottenham press the ball, they can become very narrow and concentrated on one side of the pitch so WBA practised all week on switching play as quickly as possible to the opposite side of the pitch to exploit the space. Well,we don't move the ball quickly and we don't have Scheneiderlin's long diagonal passes but I think there's probably some merit in the tactic.

Playing narrow.

Maybe he doesn't fit the way Tottenham play.

I don't know why this guy bothers.

I feel the same way to the extent that I've been slightly surprised how many we've won. "Playing out of a good organisation" is the mantra. Could apply equally to Man United. I much preferred watching under Pochettino, but then I prefer possession football and I know it's not everyone's cup of tea.

Not saying you're not right about this but I'd thought the owner had converted at least some debt to equity, so that she'd get her money back when the club is sold.

Gave me a laugh actually. Romeo Romeo wherefore art thou Romeo. Resting my @rse on yonder bench. Tis but thy name that is my enemy.

So here's some good news. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Tall.

History tells me we won it.