ThaiSaint

And the teams at the end (Tranmere have 3 teams...) finish it! Guess the writer used a template and couldn't be bothered to delete the original content. Classic. At least the players had a good day out.

'Saints have completed the signing of striker Nicholas Bignall on loan from Championship side Reading.'

Sucks what?

Goal by Michail Antonio(Southampton) right-footed (low centre of goal) from centre of penalty area (12 yards).Southampton 3-1 Carlisle. Assist (pass) by Richard Lambert(Southampton) from right channel.

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Every game still 0-0 - no commentary

Thanks to you and everyone else who put up links. Here in the jungle in the north of Thailand keeping in touch with events from last year is difficult but the links worked and we won. Next time please only post links to streams where we win! COYR!

What colour was it... Where can i buy red and white stripped paint? I want 100 gallons right now!

Same here. It's 10pm and I'm sat alone outside on my terrace - I guess the neighbours think I'm mad! Not a lot of red and white here ( lot's of reds) but who cares? Thank you for the links to streaming sites whoever put them up. I was at least able to watch the stuttering coverage! I was there in '76 and had a season ticket for 20+ years through thick and thin. I'm entitled to my moment of glory here (and f**k you that think I'm not). Anyway, got to go to the local bar and explain my sudden happiness - well done Saints!

Sheet... I actually thought today was Saturday and was searching around on TSP3, ESPN etc. and getting really annoyed! Now I realise that it's Friday I see the currently running trailer on True shows Saints v Poopie on True Sport 3 as you say. Not sure if I can stand to watch it on TV having seen every derby since 1965 at the actual match...

If it ain't broke....

Yes - it really is pants...

It's definitely tomorrow (for me anyway).

Ahh - I see what you mean...

I tend not to post here too often. Over the past few weeks / months I have had a few chuckles at peoples opinion on what's actually happening. I have been involved in several company sales in my previous 'life' in the UK, both as a buyer and a seller. Here's how it usually worked for me; The 'selling' business (or in this case the Administrator) draws up a whole set of documents that set out the state of the business. These documents would include copies of every (material) contract, all income, expenditure, assets and a whole load of other things. It is commonly referred to as 'the bible'. Potential buyers then 'bid' for the business based on this information. If they are 'successful' - as in the case of Pinnacle, then they sign contracts that involves 'disclosure' of all information by the seller and they enter a period of due diligence. During this period they have full access to any documents and information they request and if they can prove that, for example, income has been exaggerated then they have the right to reduce their offer by an appropriate amount (usually the formula for this has been agreed beforehand). If they find that the whole 'bible' is a work of fiction then they can pull out. The upshot is that provided the 'bible' was not a bunch of baloney both the buyer and the seller have to complete (give or take anything discover after 'disclosure'). Sorry if this is boring reading but it's about time someone tried to explain the process - I'm just surprised that (so far as I can see) nobody has. Let's hope that 'the bible' was not pure fiction - otherwise the buyer cannot make a 'cheeky bid'. By the way - I now live about 1 km from the family home of Thaksin Shinawatra and can't see any red and white. Only red shirts around there...

Where do you get those figure from? Pure fantasy if you ask me. How many people do you think pay ' nigh on a million a year in tax? '. If someone 'donated' a sum of money to SFC then even if the 'donation' was regraded as tax deductible they would still be paying the lions share from their own funds. A short while ago we were facing the very strong possibility that our club would disappear completely. Leon Crouch put his hand in his pocket and bought us some time. With a little luck that action will result in our club not only surviving but eventually reclaiming our rightful place in the Premiership. His reign as Chairman might not have been a complete success but I'm sure he has learned many lessons from his tenure. No one is suggesting that he is coming back in a similar role but he could certainly make a worthwhile contribution as part of a balanced team of professional directors operating under an experienced Chairman. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you...

Now that the preferred bidder has been announced I think it's safe to reveal who the European family (the Swiss bidders) were: Hope that clears things up..