Jimmy_D

bloomin' 'eck, could end up being embarrassing for the ref this....

Hasn't Holt been booked twice now?

Come ON! We're gonna do this!

good good, getting them rattled, we're back in this...

doesn't sound like this is gonna go our way >_

Coooome ooooooooooooon yoooooooooooooooou reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeds

you have to back us to score again with our form... but this isn't good.

damn

4-1 to MK Dons, so probably our next opponents... assuming we win of course.

Wotton on for Spiderman

should have left it as it was... came across in a fantastic sarcastic tone in my mind....

Club still debt free. Markus apparently funding training ground from his own pocket.

No extra time.

time for Pardew to work his magic and give us the tactics to turn this lot over....

2-1 to MK Dons now

equaliser for Hereford

Considering County are the oldest club in the land, presumably there was room for them at some point...

Gooooool waiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigo

rang about as true as Saints in League One on -10 suddenly having the 4th/5th richest owner in the country to be fair...

'tis the equivalent of a good friend winning the lottery, in terms of how unlikely it was that this would happen to us. And while it doesn't make us rich, we still get some benefits... cheaper tickets, better stadium later maybe... and even better, we get to see them have a bloody good time with it and be a part of that

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8413557.stm Oh hey look. An actual Christmas No. 1 chart battle!

You may think of it as a joke, but I suspect that a final of Southampton vs Leeds, two former Prem clubs, will raise its profile somewhat. Also, I'm 23, I've NEVER seen Saints win any silverware at all, unless you include the Ted Bates cup... I want to see us win this.

David Connolly on a free is looking pretty damn good as well!

Looks like they're very much on borrowed time to me. It looks like the Prem will withold their Sky money to pay football creditors, esp. Watford and the ones that are in financial trouble. That leaves any other creditors that will have been promised some of the Sky money more than a bit peed off and one of them will more than likely try and pull the plug on them. Then it's just down to the administrators and whether they can make the creditors and any potential buyer agree on a price, or whether they're wound up and assets sold off to pay the creditors what they can...

Probably had a nice juicy story lined up about Saints' fall from grace into oblivion, or supports a rival team and has a mouthful of sour grapes now that he's only just realised from that email that we're not in financial trouble any more. Never mind that the debts were related to infrastructure and we already had new owners and money when we thought about buying Lambert...