Jimmy_D

Does mean that there's no chance of us relaxing at all.

aw dammit

Bill Hooks

Sounds like Faye's match is over.

That'd kill it as a taunt towards us forever more.

I'll always remember Kelvin's perfomance against Leeds this season. Whether or not you think he should be considered a Saints legend, I think we can agree that was a legendary perfomance. We're not there yet, but if we do go up, Kelvin has been a massive part of that journey back up from the bottom of League One. He had to leave the West Ham training ground to walk back in here during that, and along the way, in three seasons, he's led us to a win at Wembley, followed by what will hopefully be confirmed as two successive promotions. Legend in my eyes.

By far my worst one was confidently predicting to a mate that the Dutch experiment with the kids would have us playing like Arsenal and be a joy to watch... My best one was probably saying that Dodd was about to score straight from the corner just before he did (Ok technically he didn't, but it got me kudos at the time )

Added for you. Hard to look past Sharp for me today.

Yeah. They're also 5 without a win.

Whichever way you look at it, that's a pretty big gap now.

Nice to see Reading's unbeaten streak finally broken as well now.

Oh fine. WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Happy now?

Big Sam sounding a bit deperate in his post match interview.

Mixed news, admit that it helps us massively, but never nice to see injuries like that.

Our record of winning after leading at half-time goes on... 42 games now?

Just gotta hope we don't get complacent now. We have to keep running all the way past the finishing line.

Fan-bloody-tastic night.

Oh the lucky gits.

If I saw that Leeds score on Football Manager I'd laugh at the bad programming... Unreal.

Looks like McLaren will get the Constructors' Championship, going to be close between Button, Vettel, and Hamilton for the Driver's Championship.

Haha, where's that?

Goals just been on SSN, looked pretty clear cut penalties.

Bloody Hell WE ARE GOING UP!

The thing that gets me about "it's not the fans fault", is the one-sided thinking behind it. Of course it is true that most fans had, and have, no influence over the way their club is run, but then that is just as true in good times as it is in bad. By the 'not our fault' reasoning, PFC fans also had no part in their cup win. They can't expect to revel in the glory of a cup win that also 'was not their fault', then just step away from the consequences of buying that cup with a 'not our fault' Exactly my view.

Would make a brilliant chant that one.