jawillwill

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Ryan Smith was world class. Apparently.

Please can you elaborate?

I'll confess, I've done zero research regarding which teams have actually qualified for this but know its due to be held in January/February. Apparently its at risk of being cancelled due to infrastructure problems on Cameroon though. On the face of it, if cancelled , I assume it would be beneficial for Saints (with Salisu/Djneppo being here).

Did he get injured on Saturday?

4.

A young English manager with a good track record in the Premier League doesn't want to go to a bottom-half League One team? Are you sure?

Matthew Le God: "Jeff Bezos would not allow such a name change."

Bottom of the League One form table, with table toppers and new arch rivals Sunderland up next.

What's he done to deserve that?!

Anyone know what the record is for most Premier League games drawn in a row?

On Football Focus now. Even though lots of people have said it before, I think today is the first time I've actually ever heard him describe Saints as "his boyhood club" and "his team" etc. Probably not particularly interesting to most, but think I've seen a few people on here denying that it's the case...

Looked like he pull a hamstring after the 2nd Newcastle goal yesterday. Hopefully I'm wrong...

https://www.wigantoday.net/sport/football/wigan-athletic-send-keith-the-duck-off-in-style-3363589 I'm sure the thousands of travelling fans would have been respectful to Keith the Duck at half time.

What have you got against poppies on Remembrance Day?

Yeah, before Leicester won the league the biggest clubs never bought all the best players. That's why we were so lucky to sign Danny Fox when we did.

Has any team ever recorded their largest ever home and away, victories and defeats (I think) in such a short space of time? - Biggest home win vs Sunderland - Biggest home loss v Leicester - Biggest away loss v Man Utd - Biggest away win v Newport. Who's been lucky/unlucky enough to witness all 4 games?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/58322829 Interesting but not surprising turn of events. Who will this affect from Saints this upcoming international break? Could Covid be the beginning of the end for pointless international friendly breaks?

It was not (clearly) going wide. I've just rewatched it and am fairly sure it was on target (albeit probably heading to the opposite corner from where it ended up). I don't see why they don't just give the benefit of the doubt to the striker on such instances. Is the dubious goals panel still a thing/ could it change? I had Che in my fantasy football team this week...

In what minute will they show the "Most points dropped from winning positions since 2019" stat? I'm going to guess 37th minute.

Were the home fans just singing "Liverpool Man City"? I really hope that was something as part of the away fans repertoire, but it didn't sound like it... 🤦‍♂️

Don't worry, nobody will bang on about it for 20 years. It'll probably be less than 20 days till out next thrashing and people will forget all about this one.

Just seen Man City's new third kit. Assumed it was a joke at first given it looks like fake merch you'd find at a dodgy local market. Imagine the SWF outcry if we had something similar... https://twitter.com/ManCity/status/1428038989227855874?s=19

Don't worry, the relegation was solely because if that horrible sky blue shirt.