Greenridge

Be nice if he 'felt like it' a little more often.

They'd only play away games I guess.

http://au.eurosport.com/football/ronald-koeman-i-m-happy-at-southampton_sto4950927/story.shtml

...has been published http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34531731 Priceypies.com

I understand the Club received a call from the cousin of Ali Dia recommending Martina.

Maybe that's the real reason why we sold Clyne. He was too short.

Well there is that I think it's just a case of frustration from some that we knew Clyne was most likely going to be leaving and our efforts at replacing him seem a little underwhelming right now.

That's the job of the transfer committee not fans on a forum. That's why they're in their jobs. But they didn't do it.

We knew Clyne was leaving and we brought in two replacements which clearly are not up to the job. Les and Ron are responsible which shows disappointing judgement. It's one of the factors that's costing us right now.

I guess it's a sign of the modern times we live in. Within minutes of being carried off with gas and pain killers he's able to reach for his phone and tweet. Or at least his PR representative did. Still, nice sentiments nonetheless.

Yes that's where Trousers got it from (or Blackmore's retweet) but he's taking the wee-wee. If he's being serious then he's got issues

It's a pee-take. Obviously.

Have you been drinking?

Why would two EPL clubs want to deal in €uro's?

If we were mega-rich with an abundance of quality players to fill the role then, yes, absolutely. In reality we lose a key player from the team and £15m or whatever as well as still having to pay him. Then at the end of his contract he wanders off for zilch. The player(s) have the upper hand. Let's hope we have a Morgan scenario. It's probably the best we can hope for.

He was obviously referring to this transfer window when 3 of last years team decided their future was elsewhere. You can argue the semantics of the why's and wherefores but they're not here now through their own choice. Clear enough?

He was clearly talking in a generic sense of recent weeks. Your polar view to Alpine that everything is rosey and the club can do, and never do, anything slightly below par is just as ridiculous as his view that everything is dire. There is middle ground you realise.

According to Koeman then Vic is not mentally fit to play. Try turning that into a positive spin.

They've already left.

You think his team selection, tactics and post-match assessment were all OK?

They had to be instructed to do that so you may want to fine someone higher up the tree.

It's all about supply and demand. I think the market price on the ticket has just gone the way if the Chinese stock market.

I've got arc-eye from the cameraman following our latest hoof along the floodlight roofline. I'm going to sue.

I wonder if he just might have squeezed in that team ahead of, well, the whole of the midfield and defence?