benjii

Calm down, dear.

Me too.

Why not? Any sane manager in League One would rather manage Southampton than Exeter.

Wotte seems to think he might be the way he's talking on the radio at the moment! He just said we tried to sign Blackstock in January too.

Nathan Dyer.

Um, well excluding Dodd and Gorman I think most people would actually be of the opinion that we did end up with a better long-term option. Unfortunately someone saw fit to sack him.

:smt035:smt113:-\":-\":smt034:smt021 :smt117:smt117:smt117[-X What a season.

No. The only way it would be a "yes" would be if Rupert was in charge of appointing his replacement.

Still going strong: http://www.namg.eu.com/introduction.html http://asturius.com/groupinfo.html

Very funny. Couldn't happen to a nicer club.

It doesn't go against the rules. The rules have been applied. We were retarded enough to go into admin a couple of days after the cut-off when in relegation trouble already - that's our fault. I agree that it does feel a bit unfair though. What is strange is that these rules were brought in to punish clubs gaining a competitive advantage by over-borrowing. Unfortunately, a lot of clubs will be going into admin for other reasons though. The League would be better off scrapping these rules and introducing proper measures to regulate how clubs borrow and spend money.

Must be Richard Branson then.

Solent commentator slagging off our ridiculous transfer policy this season. That's them black-listed if Rupert does come back!

Well obviously nothing, and why should there be?

Does anyone know what the "end date" of the season is for admin purposes? Is it the last day of the footballing season (ie. play-off final day presumably for FL clubs)?

Using "myself" inappropriately as some kind of refined version of "me". It isn't. Dinlos.

Has anyone stuck the swede on him yet?

I think that's correct, except for the bit in bold, as I don't think he actually awarded a free-kick.

Unbelievable isn't it?! The ref was ****, yes. The ref was biased, no.

Ever since he has not been forced to play in the "revolutionary" system, he's been quality IMO. More ability than most strikers who have played for Sainst in the past 15 years.

I believe it was this piece: Probably worth a quickie.

True, but he must have known he'd just get farmed out on loan? I think if we'd shown a bit more faith in him he might have stayed. Harry picking crap like Hajto instead of him can't have been particularly inspiring! It's not as though we wouldn't have offered him £200k+ per year on a contract. Mind you, didn't he end up boffing some bint off the tele in the end?

If you truly believe that you are utterly clueless IMO. Granted, I would take him off penalty duty though.

A few points: 1) I like the way Wotte is planning for next season - tad optimistic methinks! 2) Have we learnt nothing? Do we really want to be paying players the best part of £10k per week in League One? 3) I wouldn't want to play in League One either if I was him - he is much better than that and our shocking last couple of seasons are not in any way his fault.

Mills was the one we should never have let leave IMO.