Jimmy_D

Wow, that's amazing! I wonder if other clubs' fans will complain that Saints players are getting picked now due to 'big club bias'

"Southampton boss Manuel Pellegrini" Obviously double checked all their facts with this story...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/10430086/Ashley-Young-faces-viral-backlash-after-dive-to-earn-Manchester-United-penalty-against-Real-Sociedad.html

Fair play to him for coming out with that after the crap we've given him the last few times we've played his teams.

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?47454-Stoke-1-V-Saints-1-reaction-thread#.UnU1XXkgHCQ

Needed that.

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?47451-Stoke-v-Saints-Match-thread#.UnUUP3kgHCR

Ummm...

If there's one team other teams don't want to face even the slightest bit tired at the moment, it's Saints. Our fitness and pressing should see us have a good chance of all three points.

An English guy pipes up from the corner that he invented the team.

What if we need to win it to win the league and stop Man City taking the title? Back to this start of ours, looking at the fixtures, if we win the next two games (not a given, but certainly possible) we could be going into the game against Arsenal knowing a win will take us top for at least an hour or so. Chelsea are the late game that day, and Spurs don't play until Sunday. Liverpool have Arsenal, Fulham, and Everton and would need to drop at least two points from those with us gaining three goals on them, or drop three points. Arsenal have Liverpool, Fulham and Man United and would need to drop at least two points for us to be able to overtake them with a win.

http://www.rantsports.com/soccer/2013/10/27/england-can-reap-rewards-of-continental-influence-at-southampton/ People outside of Southampton are starting to think of our players as potential England International players.

That has to be the best Saints performance I've ever been lucky enough to be in the ground to see.

Ah good. I always worry when he's predicted us to win.

Redcafe forum is worth a read this evening

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/24503988 Full write-up on the BBC is far more balanced than the 'Man Utd haven't won at home' template they used for the short one they put up quickly We've had an awesome result today, challenge now is to follow it up against Fulham if we're going to actually mount any sort of challenge on the higher places. Maybe the aiming for Top 4 helped us today? Not sure Saints teams of the past would have still been fighting and chasing at 89 mins losing at Old Trafford with as much belief and effort as we did today, back when our aim was mainly to avoid relegation. What might help us is the League One / Championship experience we still have in the team. The constant pressure of having to get a result every single week is something we've experienced, albeit at a lower level.

We are a bloody good side. (And have a better midfield than United )

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?47223-Post-Match-Reaction-Manchester-United-1-1-SAINTS#.UmKq7pm9K0c

**** yes!

So close! Dammit

We deserve at least a point here...

That Arsenal goal is the sort of goal you can watch as many times as you like and never get tired of it.

We're playing pretty well, might just have a chance of taking something from this.

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?47222-Manchester-U-v-Southampton-match-thread#.UmKSc5m9LCQ

Said on 5 Live he'd picked up a knock in the warm up. Hopefully nothing serious.