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No. So it means that like the rest of us the people of Northern Ireland have restrictions on their ability to travel and work in Europe. A great shame if you are not a Little Englander.

I love Alistair Campbell's analogy: Praising the NI deal is like praising your kids when you have left them alone for a week. They have completely trashed the house but expect to be praised for tidying up the kitchen.

I think that we are all going through the 5 stages of grieving process. Denial - think that I am past that. Last night was the final straw. We are poor. Will get relegated. Time to forget doing a Wigan. Anger - Where I am and I suspect the OP. How did it all fall apart so badly?? Who is to blame?? I want heads on a plate. Bargaining - Not sure what we can do. It is all out of our control. Depression - will be over us all until the end of the season. Acceptance - August 2023. Christ. Being a Saints fan sucks atm.

We will just have to agree to differ. You clearly think this is a good article. I don't. 😁

Are you having a bad day ? Calm down, dear. Calm down. Clearly you missed the paragraph about JWP being the only player who could attract interest from other clubs and even then he might stay. He may well not move on but you need to wake up and smell the coffee if you think that the likes of Lavia, ABK, KWP and Salisu will be playing for us in the Championship next season.

I thought it was a poor article - too complacent and clearly written by someone who doesn't know much about the team. The idea that the likes of Lavia, ABK KWP and maybe even Tino are going to stay to be moulded into a new, refreshed team is a bit of a joke.

The Unionist tradition in NI is so strong that NI will not join the Republic in my lifetime and I suspect in yours. Ulster has always been different from the rest of Ireland. - in matters of religion, industry and culture and it is these differences which underlie the separation of NI from the Republic. Over 100 years ago , on the brink of WW1 , the UVF were preparing to fight to maintain the union with the UK. Attitudes have not changed very much since then. Anyone who thinks that the Unionists would agree to unification is revealing a Karen Bradley like level of ignorance.

Let's face it. A team who has scored just 2 goals from open play in the last 900 minutes of league football is going to find it difficult to go on the sort of run that would keep us up.

I agree. A bit disappointed in you not starting a Rasmus Out thread!! 😁😁😁

I never thought it was possible but in Rasmus have we found someone worse than Rupert Lowe???

I am surprised that Alex hasn't started a Rasmus Out thread.

I don't think that anyone with more than half a brain cell would want to re-establish a hard border between NI and the Republic.

Ruben would be in a very strong postion if he keeps us up or at least we go down fighting. He would be on the radar of a lot of clubs. If Rasmus and or Wilcox don't appoint him immediately at the season end and start a search for a manager with stats even better than NJ's, then expect Ruben to walk.

You probably would be if you also suffered from syphilis.

Anyone want to bid for Guided Missile's account???

As Upset Fish said Serves the stupid old bastard right. It is simply amazing how cunts like Farage and Johnson got people to vote against their own interests.

Do you reckon all the invitees will have to pay for their dinner? Or in true Pompey tradition will they do a runner and leave the celebrations without paying?

A defeat against Leeds would definitely be a setback. We can't afford that. A draw, however would not be a bad result and not "back to earth with a bump".

What a strange post. A point at Leeds would not be a bad result and would be the continuation of the improvement under Selles. It would not be "back to earth with a bump."

Big Gav had a great match - probably the best he has had for us.

I think you have hit the nail on the head with this one. I think that Anderson was so keen to get Jones that previous plans went out of the window. After the Jones fiasco we are now back to the original plan.

Well done. It is a duty to get the younger generation supporting Saints. I succeeded with my son. He will have to succeed with his ( yet unborn) children. I took him when he was about 5 years old to the Dell to see us beat West Ham 3 nil. We were in the Milton and a Jason Dodd piledriver sizzled as it hot the back of the net. Saints won a subsequent match and he came out with the immortal line " I like supporting Southampton. They always win ". Little did he know....

What else do you expect from a sailor who spent many weeks away from port?

Or in Mac's case - his sister. 😁😁

Duckie would explode if a "chick" was appointed.😁😁