austsaint

Ride

Arma played an exceptional game, like no other he’s produced at Saints. Killer passes, half turns, assists, high pitch pressing, tracking back to defend and the well taken goal at the second bite. Maybe it was a dislike of Jones which motivated him. He and several others have lifted their games since Still's sacking.

You’ve got a point, he’s no flat track bully though. What I have noticed is a clunky first touch at times and a tendency to need more time on the ball than he’s likely to get. The extra touch he took today when a first time tap in goal was at his mercy a case in point. Like you, I want to see him deliver in a highly contested, crunch game before I’m convinced. Today, Adam Armstrong delivered a blueprint for the attacking midfield/10 performance I hope Azaz can produce.

Village

While that’s true; let’s just savour the best half of attacking Football we’ve seen from Saints for ages. Adam Armstrong, Tom Fellows, Scienza, Jander and Azaz all unbelievably good. The movement, passing and speed on the break have been stunning.

Road

Hearts

High

Snooker

Plunge

Cliff

Pesto

You do. Like a lot of us though you get worn down by the SR dead ends and blind alleys.

Sybil

Vacancy

Triage

Mess

Teeter

Bracket

Decline

Lane

Ally

Bold

Sign

Please send your astute post to Mr Solak. He needs to know the folly of appointing TE. There is still plenty to play for this season, and Eckert is not the safe pair of hands we need. Just about any of the remaining coaching staff could have conjured results against an abject Wednesday and a mediocre QPR who looked the better team for most of the night at Loftus Road. Eckert may be the best candidate in seasons to come, but he is not what the Club needs now. SR, pull your finger out and make the right appointment. Soonish.