stevegrant

Not a clue, don't know what the rules are in terms of when the official close of play is on the final day when some play has been lost due to the weather.

Grass

Grass

A comfortable win in the end

A comfortable win in the end

Looking for a few more players for a game (11-a-side) against West Brom's fans team this Saturday morning. 11am kickoff, venue is the BTC Sports Ground on Stoneham Lane, Eastleigh. Currently we have 9 confirmed, I think, could do with that getting up to 14 or 15, and a referee would be handy as well (paid). Subs would be £4 each. Please let me know asap if you fancy playing.

Looking for a few more players for a game (11-a-side) against West Brom's fans team this Saturday morning. 11am kickoff, venue is the BTC Sports Ground on Stoneham Lane, Eastleigh. Currently we have 9 confirmed, I think, could do with that getting up to 14 or 15, and a referee would be handy as well (paid). Subs would be £4 each. Please let me know asap if you fancy playing.

Kent 187/5 at lunch, needing an improbable 314 in two sessions to win. Meanwhile, Essex have beaten Glamorgan and Surrey look like they'll probably win again - Leicestershire have been set 387 to win but are 82/3.

Kent 187/5 at lunch, needing an improbable 314 in two sessions to win. Meanwhile, Essex have beaten Glamorgan and Surrey look like they'll probably win again - Leicestershire have been set 387 to win but are 82/3.

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Not exactly an outgoing player, but I'd say the one player we missed most yesterday was Jay Rodriguez. Rodriguez and Tadic on either flank would have caused them so many more problems, which would have pushed the hopeless Glen Johnson back and stopped him getting forward. We already had the beating of them in midfield, stopping both their full backs from supporting the attack would have been a massive help.

Not exactly an outgoing player, but I'd say the one player we missed most yesterday was Jay Rodriguez. Rodriguez and Tadic on either flank would have caused them so many more problems, which would have pushed the hopeless Glen Johnson back and stopped him getting forward. We already had the beating of them in midfield, stopping both their full backs from supporting the attack would have been a massive help.

I suspect that if Long had scored, a free kick would have been given for a push on Johnson anyway.

I suspect that if Long had scored, a free kick would have been given for a push on Johnson anyway.

That would be the same Tony Evans who was adamant that the Qatar Super League was coming and was going to change football forever, and refused to believe that it was a figment of a French blogger's imagination despite fairly clear evidence to prove as much.

That would be the same Tony Evans who was adamant that the Qatar Super League was coming and was going to change football forever, and refused to believe that it was a figment of a French blogger's imagination despite fairly clear evidence to prove as much.

Including the OP.

Including the OP.

To be fair to them, Newcastle offered a reciprocal deal to pretty much every PL club last season as well, but only had agreement from 2 or 3.

Apparently Pulis kicked off because he wasn't able to sign Gylfi Sigurdsson, Steven Caulker and Michu. If that's the case, and given his carefree waste of Peter Coates' cash during his time at Stoke it seems plausible, then the board has probably made the right call. A club that was in admin a few years ago and doesn't have a billionaire to cover losses can't afford to just **** money down the drain on transfer fees, wages and agents.

Highly amusing that the one club that is definitely in MELTDOWN is Neil Ashton's own Crystal Palace. How do you like them apples, Neil? :lol:

Saints and Newcastle United have agreed a reciprocal deal for away ticket prices at the two Premier League games between the sides this season. As a result, rather than paying £37 up there like we did last season, it'll be £25 for adults and £5 for concessions in the away end at both games. Good news Full details on Newcastle's OS (we don't seem to have posted anything about it yet): http://www.nufc.co.uk/articles/20140813/united-and-saints-agree-reciprocal-deal_2281670_4072078

Will probably wait until the transfer window closes to judge, tbf. IF nobody in and around the first team leaves between now and then, I would say the depth is much better (we could realistically field 8 different players in central midfield ), but it's difficult to tell whether the overall quality has increased without seeing the new arrivals in action over a period of time.

Confirmed