John B

I agree with you Thats the problem is it not if we get rid of them and get relegated we will have to build a team again

You must be joking Not a very clever way to run a company reducing the capital by paying interest instead of reducing by investment

So why did we get this loan based on next years Sky mpney if we were minted

Yes you are quite right we have much more chance of getting relegated than getting to the Champions League

I have no idea as I am not a clairvoyant as I dont know what new players will drafted in to the teams at the bottom what injuries will happen and what errors players will make But if we get in the right players and dont get too many injuries I think we will stay up which will be a great credit to Adkins dont care about any other team

I doubt 1 1 will be the result

Yes we are more difficult to beat now which is great

You make a valid point but if he wants to play for England and possibly go to Brazil for the World Cup Arsenal would be a good move

Juve or relegation threaten Southampton DOUBT IT

He is no different from last season saves most shots but is not confident in commanding his area

You are joking are you not

For his own good I think he needs to go Much better coaching etc at Arsenal But as a Saints Supporter I hope he stays

Yes mine too

I think Adkins has done well despite having a a poor squad We have a reasonable first team but not much if these players get injured suspended or lose form temporarily

Well lets develop them whilst we slide back to the Championship and possible administration Surely they should be contributing something to the team at the moment they must be on a fair wage

The £20 million spent on JROD RAMIERZ MAYUKA has been money very badly spent with regard to goals scored and chances converted So Adkins as manager should be open to lots of criticism

I agree but I think Alan Ball was a great signing the club seemed to go forward after he was signed

5 mins to go Eng 38-21 NZ

Well if it is obvious to you and me why is it not obvious to Adkins

A draw was OK I think as Norwich have been playing well recently and are one of the form teams unbeaten in 7 PL games I think a club record.

But he might have a future if we get relegated but I do agree with your post I never understood why we signed him when we could have had him on loan

I dont think it is very fair calling Gazza a clown he is a young goalkeeper with potential he should be encouraged not insulted by people on here who make mistakes them selves every day. If there is blame to be attributed it should be to the club which has not invested in a reliable PL Goalkeeper

I am not nervous we seem to have turned a corner now with a settled team and the best players available I think we will go on to win

You dont seem to be a very realistic person as usual Mr Tender just an internet troll arguing for the sake of arguing. SFC have been found wanting in their dealings with the Solent which you cannot accept it for some unknown reason Mr Justice Robert Akenhead said that the club “did not hint or suggest that there is any defence to the claim” which can be called a whim. If you are happy that SFC only pay up when a court tells them then that speaks highly of your morals but for me and most other reasonable people we pay up when we get a bill otherwise the whole economy of the country would come to a grinding halt. The whole episode is a sad reflection how some businesses are gives the impression that the club is to be run in fair and equitable manner as no conceivable evidence was put forward by the club. Thats my three for the day until we meet again Wes when you post some more drivel best wishes John B PS Think things are getting better on the pitch as the team begins to gel shame we did not get in some more experienced defensive players but I doubt it is as easy to get them as posters suggest as you dont go to Argos and AMAZON and find them there

A very strange comment from a very strange poster If you read the original article it says that in August a court told SFC to pay but did not The court heard that an adjudicator had found on 21 August that Southampton FC owed £55,000 after missing the final payment, due in July, but that Solent had received no explanation as to why payment had not been made. Amy Amieson, of legal firm P J English, working for Solent, told H&V News after the hearing that the incident had affected Solent’s cash flow “quite significantly”. Mr Justice Robert Akenhead said that the club “did not hint or suggest that there is any defence to the claim” and that he “cannot see any conceivable defence” in the evidence heard. The court ordered the football club, in the absence of counsel, to pay £55,000 in contracted fees, VAT and £1,370.63 of interest, as well as legal costs at £3,309. Mr Akenhead said “I simply don’t understand” why Southampton had left it to a day before the hearing to say they weren’t attending.