JRM

I'm not so sure after what happened at Stoke. He was onto a good thing at Kenilworth Rd, As things stand now Luton are more likely to be in the Premier League next season than Saints.

I agree, he will regret leaving Luton again, remember it was Saints who persuaded him to join us

Agree , took us to a semi final, not many saints managers have done that, legend

A good friend of mine goes to every Reading game, they offer £20 away tickets to any team who agree to reciprocal arrangement, would be great if Saints did something similar (is there still Saints voice to raise with club?)

And no VAR. If it wasn't for the financial impact and loss of prestige for the city I'd be quite pleased to leave the Premier league No more VAR No more away fans in home end No more £80 Kingsland Premium prices

I'm not so sure myself, another dismal defeat and the fans will find someone else to direct their frustration at

What a strange few months that was, still think our problems run deeper though , players need to take some of the blame and the board

It's why I do have a little sympathy with Jones, financially he's sorted but professionally he must be regretting it.

I've been trying to make this point, my understanding is Jones didn't apply for the job and convince us he was the right man for the job, we went after him and convinced him we were the right club for him.

When you put it like that we should have all seen it coming and put a load of cash on Wolves to win at half time

I know he won't be the highest paid manager but potentially what is our total spend on Nathan Jones? Paid off his contract in compensation to Luton, employed him for 3 months then probably going to pay off his contract with us. This short spell will probably make him our most expensive manager in our history based on cost per game

Grimsby are not non-league ffs

It's the sort of game I'd usually be buzzing for, 5th round of the cup under the lights , decent away following adding to the atmosphere but even I can't see myself going, expect a very small crowd if nothing has changed

I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often when London clubs play each other, they all seem to have mouthy fans full of attitude winding each other up

I expect the Spurs game will need to be rearranged if either Saints or Spurs get through to next round of the FA Cup

We don't really have any organised fans groups so I don't think you'll see much coordination. Out of interest if they sack Jones is that enough or do you continue to protest against the board?

You've got much more chance of a boycott of the Grimsby game where fans don't already have a ticket

Tall Paul reminds me of the last one we had, Moody

There's a few moments replayed slow motion in my mind from this afternoon that some up our experience over last few years: Ball breaks for their player who puts a late winner in the back of the net in front of the away end (always is isn't it, they love attacking Northam 2nd half) , a obese student looking Wolves fan in an orange hoody celebrates the goal in the home end and immediately begins filming the players celebrating shortly afterwards on his phone, eventually realising he's given himself away and gets chased out of the stand. We're stuck in a continual cycle of this shit and it's probably right thing for the club now to leave the Premier League, let's be honest it's not much fun is it

Saints remind me of Sunderland the year they went down losing something like 10 in a row

Really? How many fucking home games do we crumble and lose in the same way, been this way for ages

Has there been updates on the two Croatian lads who seem to have been banished?

Poor recruitment in critical areas, keeper, forward, manager, Jones will always get bulk of the criticism but the board deserve it more in some ways

Agree, no fucking fight or desire , useless

I'd say it sounds a bit excessive but some of the deranged posts on here expressing hatred towards one bloke they are probably are on alert