shurlock

Mongy little snitches - thank god we're not neighbours in some totalitarian state .

Apart from the Spotlight Kid/Clear Spot, the rest of his work is meh -no matter how hipster I'm trying to be.

Nah not doing it - probably the least appealing of our remaining away games. Done all the overnighters from London so far but dull ground and duller home support. A bit of mischief to be had in town but the novelty quickly wears off. Will save a few quid instead.

It was a bad first goal, a lapse of concentration more than anything. But Pearce had Lambert in his back pocket after that. Lambert hardly won a header.

One of Lambert's worst performances in a saints shirt was at bournemouth last season. Got no joy from Pearce in the air. Where Pearce needs to improve is his delivery out of defence -bit of a hoof merchant- and he tends to get too tight to his man. Still a left-sided CB is a rare thing -and possibly suggests seaborne's days are numbered.

Box Elder - Pavement

Think the performance as much as result up at Hull will say alot. Probably the toughest game left on paper.

Come on you must be licking your lips in anticipation of a Donny double.

Made the PFA team of the year and was their top scorer - not too shabby for a left back.

Harte such a class player.

cynical c**t

Donny in a good run of form -and have a decent home record. Only lost twice at home in the league since November. Wouldn't be surprised at all if Reading drop points.

Nobody's moaning it's on sky

Can't fault Sharp's movement - makes some intelligent runs off the ball -not unlike Lee in that regard, though he doesn't have the same pace or pull as wide (not necessarily a bad thing). Above all, have been disappointed by Sharp's touch/link-up play which has been pretty laboured. Its a massive drawback for someone like NA who makes a fetish out of retention/possession. It didn't surprise me that Connolly got the nod against when we were defending a lead. Match fitness (or lack of it) is a red herring IMO. If anything, it smacks of wishful thinking as it implies the only thing holding back Sharp is fitness and once that's addressed, he'll slot in seamlessly.

At least, they were watching one of our own. Wait till next season and the invasion of locals coming to watch other teams players.

He does a fair bit of club biz on his personal account instead of the official twitter - most stuff gets broken on his account before it appears on the official account and sometimes it doesnt even appear there at all. As to the toss*r remark, just repeating a mate who was in hospitality for the Walsall game and bumped into him.

Reading are set up to grind out results. They're a negative, if incredibly well-organised team. The only thing that stops them being predictable is that they have pace to hurt teams on the counter. We've never had luxury, instead relying on high-intensity football which is quite hard to sustain over time unless you have a big enough squad.

Exactly, he should do his job which is to STFU unless he's told to speak. He should be breaking team news/imminent OS announcements via the official club twitter, not on his personal account as he currently does. Club news is not the jumped up, little toss*r's plaything.

Incoming news should be tweeted from the official twitter, not his personal account. People hungry for news, even if its an announcement that something will be going up on the OS, rely on on Sibley more than any other source. His account becomes the gatekeeper for all Saints news which doesnt strike me as very private. As I say, I won't lose any sleep over it; but the narcissistic toss*r should remember why he's hired.

Won't lose any sleep over it but most club news is first broken on sibley's own account rather than the official twitter which does blur the lines between what is private and what is professional. Trumped up little eunuch can't have it both ways.

Not a particularly smart move from the club eunuch.

And? Three of those games were away -and three against teams that were in the playoffs at the time. Not to mention the fact they should have murdered us and the skates. They look 'transformed' and am quite happy to wager that over a decent run of games, they'll average more than 1.5 ppg.

Typical scouser - hands in his ******* pockets. But only a minor blemish on a great, unassuming player for us

His goals at Portman Road - he looked really made up.