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FFP is actually very straight forward, for most people. Gold's quotes on us clearly shows he has not grasped the concept of FFP.

With all due respect Bob40 (I hate it when sentences start with all due respect but it seems appropriate here...) you seem to know the square root of jack shet about the FFP, as does Gold. Anyway, back to Moses - interesting player, would have him on his Wigan form. Not sure he really got a run in the Chelsea side. Would take him on loan if the chance came.

Wesley Warren - the man with the 10 stone testicle. Not sure if he sat on it or was party to some vigorous spuding for this to happen.

#moaningsonsofbeetches

thanks for the heads up

Agreed that JP's opportunities may have been limited for us this season but he was deemed worthy of a new contract less than 6 months ago so he must have figured somewhere in our plans. Does suggest to me that someone else is on their way in.

Hmmm... I'm not so sure, I don't know the full details of JP's reasons but Croydon to Southampton is hardly Newcastle to Buenos Aires is it? Having said that I do think the club have been sensible here. Best of luck Jason and thanks.

It is a proper conundrum. At home I would expect the 4 attacking options to consist of DO / RL / GR and AL. Spearheaded in the main by DO with RL in behind. DO's stock goals come from threaded balls and set pieces / crosses into the box. Wing backs to supply the crosses in open play. The threaded ball is tougher to supply - GR and RL definitely have an eye for the through ball, more so than AL (who isn't that far behind). VW could also be a supplier from a little deeper. IF I'm right (doubtful) in this then it does question how a Scott Sinclair would fit in to how we could play at home. Ever Banega on the other hand.... (drool...) Anyway, back on track. I think the WBA game shows that we will set up more defensively when away from home, therefore reducing the number of attacking players picked. We are less likely to see GR and RL from the start would be my guess. Scott Sinclair would fit nicely here and I think we will see more of JR. Can't believe I'm even thinking this way considering where we were a few years ago.

It would never happen but I would love to hear Danny Boy being sung for Danny O in the stadium but then I'm a sentimentalist with an Irish heritage.

Ok I've slept, spent the best part of the day at work and still can't believe we've signed Osvaldo. Good times.

Try the Southampton FC You Tube channel, guessing it will be up there

Outstanding.

London really is a bit of a shet hole.

Que sera sera.

Pablo looks like someone we could really go to war with, think our team could do with a bit of that.

Give me that passion and desire every time, those of us in the real world will not see kicking an ad board or confronting a team mate as "troubles". Having read that article I think want Pablo even more now, he is EXACTLY what our young side needs. Did Mo have any trouble with him at Espanyol? I've not read or seen anything.

with great power *COMES* great responsibility... typical lazy quoting from turkibot..

Pope Francisco is Argentinian so we must be in the running to sign him He Could Do A Prayer For Us

Rather than locking threads could Admin lock users from accessing threads, say for example a user was consistently ruining threads with their own agenda that is loosely (at best) relating to the topic. Can't think why I've just thought of that....

Really pleased for Rickie.

Jack Cork?

110% reliable... probably.

.... yes, BUT what have the Romans ever done for us??

Jeepers! zola, gullitt, henry, di mattio, viera, ballotelli, bergkamp, desailly, di canio to name a few.

Lucy Pinder? If Gareth Bale were to return home then I think that would definitely draw that type of crowd in.