jawillwill

I hope you're right and think you probably are right, but don't rule it out from the weirdo neanderthals from Portsea Island who might fancy an evening out (in the interests of balance, there are a few idiots on our side too).

93rd minute equaliser from Morecambe just for the LOLs.

Heard someone from one of the big women's teams on the radio today saying how great it'd be if the women's FA cup replicated the men's by playing the semis at Wembley.

Shame. Really wanted Everton to go down.

Sorry for the lafe reply. Hope you got this sorted mate.

Surely that's not true?

Michael Fabricant has defended Boris because, apparently, most nurses and teachers went to get pissed in the staff room after their shifts...

So, how do we all want Pompey's season to end? a) Win their remaining 6 games, gloriously sneak in to the playoffs and then be dumped out in penalties again. Enough for Cowley to keep his job for another season of mediocrity. b) Win the final six games convincingly and finish 7th contemplating what could have been. Division in the fan base. c) get thrashed in every game for a mid/bottom half finish? (the most likely option). Boos for everyone.

Which ones? The American ones or the Vietnamese ones? Would you post random compilations of mens football from around the world in other threads?

What relevance does this have to Southampton FC Women?

You only have to look at the top 5 teams in the top flight to answer your question. They would love it if the men's game was as exclusive too.

Where is the playoff played? Neutral venue? Or two-legged?

Saints Women v Hounslow Women? Think you have high expectations from Sky...

Legend on the pitch. Embarrassment off it.

MLG will probably be here soon to tell you that MLT didn't score a free kick vs Wimbledon.

So if there's only one team that can go up (from the north and south divisions), how is that affected by the team that comes down? For example, Coventry look most likely to be relegated from the league above (presumably they'd be classified as a northern team). If Saints ended up getting promoted, would there be one extra team in the Northern division next season? Or do they somehow shuffle the teams around to make an even distribution in the North and south leagues? I'm assuming it works in a similar way to the promotion from the men's conference north and south (but I don't actually know how that works either...).

Ipswich next? Biggest game of the season, by far...

Girls will be playing Pompey at St Mary's again in April. Would be nice for them to get a decent crowd. https://www.southamptonfc.com/news/2022-03-29/annoucement-southampton-fc-women-vs-portsmouth-fc-st-marys-stadium-national-league-southern-premier

Anyone got the latest table?

Does anyone have any footage of Prutton's meltdown at the lino (or ref?) during our relegation season? Pretty sure it was v Arsenal and resulted in a 10 game ban if my memory is correct?

I say 'modern day'. Its hard to be sure with the neanderthals on show though...

Is it too early in the season to re-post this modern-day classic?

Will be great when Newcastle start to join in with the fun 😴

Two minutes added time did seem low, given the time wasting, subs and goals. However, the penalty for City was about as stonewall as you'll ever see. And the Long one clearly wasn't a pen.