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Yeah right, doesn't happen in first team football.

we really need to think about changing the keeper now,well not right now but before the next league game.

nothing new there then. Our defence is a disaster.Has been from day 1 of the season.Changed around a lot since but still ships goals every time.

probably not so effective since we put a real right back on.

just the one p though Lapin

Llamas come from Peru,we had a donkey from Equador once.

No, good substitution. Harden up midfield and reinforce the defence, sounds alright to me, we have plenty of other attacking options.

About time too, pity it wasn't before our sad excuse for a right back made yet another wild tackle.

They must have been pretty well outplayed when they got tonked by Colchester though. Probably forgotten all about that.

Might as well wait on till he gets sacked and get the pay out.Not that he'll get much from Brighton.

makes sense really.Brighton aren't very good, just happened that we were utter crap in defence last week.

Crap manager anyway.

Good to see defensive f*ck ups aren't unique to Saints then.

an hour of NFL takes well over 3 hours to elapse. Do we really want that in football? 90 minutes would take about 4 and a half hours, you'd have about 15 officials for every game, you can't have 1 set of rules for the premiership and §1 set for League 2. It's just not do-able, you can't have Hawkeye video for the commercial houses league on the Common of a sunday.

It was pretty obvious from the replays that I've seen.Shaquille O'Neil (sp!) would have been proud of that ball control.The goal should never have been allowed to stand but then that's up to the ref and his assistants.

FIFA and footballing authorities in general will never ever grant replays. Otherwise it would become like the NFL with challenges,play reviews and time-outs.Anyway apparently Anelka was brought down in the box a few minutes before and a penalty should have been given. I didn't see it because I was on late shift yesterday but all my colleagues were in agreement this morning at coffee break.

I went from the BP as well but in a banana yellow Mk3 Cortina.With Bunner and Micky Carps if I remembe rightly

Certainly no gloom and doom intended for my part. However if you had taken a general census of opinion at Sunday lunchtime it would have been that come 6.15 we would have been out of the relegation zone. As a fact we are still in it and by 4 points instead of 2 (or whatever).Despite some really good results we haven't as yet got out of the drop zone. Everybody is assuming that we will beat Norwich this week-end. However if we don't we could need another 3 games after that to get out of the red zone, and then we wouldn't be far off the half-way point.What I'm saying is the the results of the last 2 league games can't be allowed to repeat themselves cos 1 point from 2 games ain't par for the course against 2 sides in the bottom quarter of the table.

If we start losing more than a handful we will be in trouble.We're 4 points off of safety already. It's not a problem but one more loss at home and we're back up the creek.

bring back the old days when players had time to complete studies and still have a good career as a professional footballer. Steve Heighway and Brian Hall (Liverpool 70's) both had university degrees. Met Steve once because of a common friend, bloody intelligent bloke was Big Bamber.

We wre certainly improving but it is a bit worrying that we've gone 2 goals down in our last 2 league games.We got a point against Orient but this Sunday we ran out of oofle dust.

13th January 1973 Don Rogers took us apart if I remember correctly, plus my car broke down on the way back. Bad day all round.

4-4-2,4-5-1,4-3-2-1 it matters not when you have 2 central defenders gifting goals to the opposition. Trotman was gash apparently and Jaidi apparently looked very cumbersome. Once a team takes a 2 goal lead you are basically shafted if they know what they're doing and park the bus in front of their goal. It's not so much about formation but giving away goals.We could play 10-0-0 but if someone f*cks up and gives away a softy ,it is of absolutely no avail.A team is only as good as it's weakest element and in this case it was Trotman.

Now that would be Man City away in the 1963 cup run,can't think what inspired my dad to take me all the way up there, must have had free seats on a Summerbee's coach or something. Great game Derek Reeves 4 goals in a 5-0 win.

No-one can be that stupid, he'll end up as a pundit on Sky.