stevegrant

Puncheon for me. Fair to say a year ago I'd have laughed at the idea If Cork had started the season then he'd be very close, but he's missed half the season so far. If he keeps his performances up for the rest of the season then he'll probably get my vote.

Absolutely terrifying.

Absolutely nailed it.

Mopping toilets again, I expect.

I'll let Baj field that one

I'm comfortable with that

It's never been a problem before. It's something that could be done at some point, but having spent my entire New Years Eve cleaning up after a hacker, it's quite low down my list of priorities, I'm afraid.

The FAQ is the default vBulletin-issued set of questions and answers based on everything being left completely open. We've never done that for a number of reasons, the main one being security. Uploading files to the server leaves us open to someone uploading something suspicious and causing problems for the site.

Morning all, As you may or may not have noticed, on New Years Eve we were the target for a bunch of annoying hackers. After spending a few days investigating this, it appears as though there's a security vulnerability within the Arcade plugin we've had installed and running on SaintsWeb for some time, and this loophole has been used to deface the site. In order to plug this hole, I have had to remove the arcade. I appreciate that a number of you used it regularly, and I apologise for any inconvenience this may cause, but the security of the site and user data is infinitely more important. Cheers Steve

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Attachments are disabled across the whole forum for everyone. What are you trying to upload?

Not had mine yet, ordered on the first day of sales.

The first allocation of tickets for away teams at Swindon is in the side stand to the left of that photo, so assume the rest are in there.

What the actual ****??

I thought last night was, by some margin, Davis' best game for us so far. He has set the bar relatively low, though, so just as we wouldn't necessarily write someone off after one bad game, I'm not yet convinced he's likely to nail down a starting spot on a regular basis.

Stolen from QPR on Sunday

Could do, but no guarantee. I'm sure there have been league games played at the same time as the league cup final in previous years, especially when it follows a European midweek.

Not surprised we've only taken the smaller allocation based on those prices, and a midweek game. Wigan away is 3 days later, which will be half the price, a Saturday 3pm kickoff, a new ground for most Saints fans and a much bigger game for us.

80 so far, Wigan in February will be 81. Almost certain to lose two at the end of the season, I've been to each of the bottom 6 of League Two.

Can I suggest we don't link to them?

The fact nobody else has signed him since he left us in the summer suggests that perhaps there isn't a better option. For now, at least. I'm highly amused that they've forced out their leading scorer (well done, boo-boys ) and replaced him with someone who will take his month's contract period to get fit

The Pompey Way. Get rid of your leading scorer, replace him with someone who will take that entire month to get fit

The higher up the football pyramid you go, the greater the need seems to be to have experience and strength in the heart of the defence, which are obviously two assets a player coming through the youth system is unlikely to possess at that time. Teams feel they can "get away with" (probably the wrong choice of words) blooding a youngster at full-back, on the wing or up front because raw ability and a good temperament can help bridge the gap, and in those positions they're not likely to cost a team goals or points. There are clearly some decent young defenders coming through the system, but I'd be amazed if any of them were given league experience in our first team at this level. Other than the odd outing in the League Cup, they're more likely to have to rely on loan spells in lower leagues in order to get the experience and strengthening they require.

McLeish in at Forest

There's not necessarily any reason why SFC will follow suit, each club's stadium safety licence is awarded and policed by the local council, so it's entirely possible that this situation has arisen because of pressure applied by Sunderland/Tyne and Wear council. Southampton City Council seem to have left us alone since around 2003/4. I remember they forced the closure of two rows of seats at the back of block 41 for one game in the 2002/3 season but that was as far as they ever went and seemed to stop caring after then as it was a fairly pointless exercise.