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Remember the Elia game well. Didn't we also sneak a point when Long got us a 2-2 back when Dutch Schteve McClaren was in charge?

Pellegrino was effective at Alaves too. What didn't make sense was how he was presented to us: None of that was true. He's clearly a pragmatic coach who's a bit like a Spanish Gary Rowett (& I don't mean that as a slur).

Mitchell apparently making a decision on his future at the end of the season. (With Utd / Chelsea / Arsenal interested in his services). https://www.skysports.com/transfer/news/11095/11693905/paul-mitchell-to-make-summer-decision-on-rb-leipzig-future

& that we're starting to sign British by targeting Canadian international Scott Arfield

Yeah, would like Cardiff to go. The St Mary's defeat haunts me & the way they've handled the Sala situation recently makes me think they deserve to go.

Agree. I think he knew what he was doing.

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I'm aware £40m is mental! - Villa wanted £40m for Grealish a year ago. Maddison went for £25m a year ago & lets be honest, prices haven't dropped.

If true, a massive bonus. Impressive side.

Source: http://sportwitness.co.uk/player-need-negotiate-e15m-fee-southampton-improve-decision-maker/

Hard question to answer in today's market. He's English, but not in the national team... so start at around £40m?

Crikey. Burning ambition. Although I get the sentiment as we are carrying so many players on big contracts. Shifting them is going to be so difficult.

I'd even let him leave without a fee to encourage buyers. There's no way he's lasting a Ralph training session.

He seems to have an imaginative agent as he gets linked with Man City & PSG every summer, so I'm sure he will try again.

Think I'll remember Hughes for keeping us up than I will the start of this season.

I think before losing to Palace, Newcastle had won 5 or 6 straight at home, so they are decent. Rondon will be a handful.

I posted this article in early March: https://www.tsn.ca/krueger-open-to-nhl-return-if-fit-is-right-1.1269887

@premierleague: Southampton have won 8 of 18 #PL matches under Ralph Hassenhuttl, as many as they’d won in 52 under their two previous permanent managers combined (Mark Hughes 3/22, Mauricio Pellegrino 5/30)

Didn't appear in the last game either.

Fair play to the lad. Impact performance. More of the same, please.

I'm sure didn't mean to let them have 70%, but in someways, letting a counter-attacking side have the ball isn't the worst idea.

It's not the popular thing to do, but I'm going to say it -- Well done Shane Long. Goal today & the Leicester goal may prove very important.

What a game that's going to be Tuesday. (It's going to be rubbish, but you know what I mean!)

You are also ITK! (I remember your prediction )

Need Burnley to get another.