Jimmy_D

Defensively he looked pretty decent, only thing I noticed is that he was tending to get drawn towards the middle a bit too much, leaving space out wide. Others covered or he recovered himself each time, so was possibly tactical by Koeman to contest the middle more. In any case, Arsenal weren't able to take advantage of it.

The two goals we had disallowed were 'discussable' as well

Long - Found beast mode today. Martina - What a goal. WHAT. A. GOAL! Koeman - Tactically outclassed Wenger today.

http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/premier-league-not-realistic-football-manager-2016

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?55529-City-Saints-Reaction#.VlndBFrfWrU

Guh... Wish we'd played from the start like we played in the second half

Now it's a game!

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?55525-Man-City-vs-Saints-Match-Thread#.VlnCPlrfWrU

COYS!

Their pre-match thread makes ours look pretty optimistic http://bluemoonnew.elasticbeanstalk.com/threads/city-v-southampton-pre-match-thread.317496/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-34858514

"Here and now Islam has a much bigger problem with violence than any other religion." could certainly have been seen to imply otherwise. In any case, I think SOG took that to be aimed at all Muslims, which from this it appears he maybe shouldn't have done, and also that you could have made your point a bit better. You're still choosing to use ad hominem attacks rather than clarify your point. Personally, my view is that it's a twisted view of Islam that's being used to 'justify' these attacks by a tiny minority of extremists. If it wasn't Islam, it would be something else. Islam as a religion is a victim here, not the cause.

So when are you going to stop your ad hominem arguments against SOG and actually address his quite valid point that the vast VAST majority of Muslims are peaceful, normal people that don't deserve to be viewed with any suspicion or malice whatsoever?

Nico very impressive the last couple of races, wonder if he can carry it into next season and make more of a fight of it?

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?55431-Sunderland-0-1-Saints-Reaction#.Vj4tq1rfWrU

Could/should have been more, but three points and a clean sheet, we're now 5 points off top!

3 Points.

Penalty!

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?55430-Sunderland-vs-Saints-Match-Thread#.Vj4SiVrfWrU

COYS!

I wouldn't give any sort of review to the teams personally. It's ridiculous though, that the referees don't have some sort of access to the technology themselves. People would still end up feeling hard done by, wrong calls would made, but the right calls would be made more often.

Would be quite amusing if they actually start using that now...

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SurrealHumor Try looking under the Live-Action TV section there. (Also, fair warning, the TV Tropes site can be ADDICTIVE)

I'm still annoyed with Morgan for the way he tried to force his way out, but I do respect the way he knuckled down and put in good performances for us when it didn't work out for him, instead of sulking and phoning in performances the way some players do when they're trying to force a move. Lallana was allowed to leave, and so never got a chance to redeem himself, and no one ever took away his spade to stop him from carrying on digging while it all happened.

The item, described by producers as "a world famous piece owned by a sporting institution", was discovered during filming in North Yorkshire. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-34659885 Makes you wonder if they've only gone and found the original Jules Rimet trophy! Other than that, only thing I could think of was an early Olympic torch, or something similar, that would fit with that description possibly?