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Important three points. Gutted for FF, yet still irritated that his decision making (or lack off) lead to the injury. Fingers crossed for a quick recovery. Superb from Kelvin and Vic was superb when he came on.

Defender has his back to play on the edge of his defensive box un-opposed, goalkeeper should and must be giving information.

Ryan Bertrand signaled and called for Fraser to come and collect at the edge of the box, he delayed and delayed and that then invited the back pass. Its not the first time Fraser hasn't collect the ball when he should have done. Gutted with the injury but his decision making has stitched himself up there.

I'm sorry but that is stupid decision making from Fraser Forster and that injury could and should have been avoided!!!!!

Great point, we looked fantastic in the first half, really thought if we could carry that tempo up we would win. Still gutted Tadic didnt let fire when in the box (great feet by the way). Fraser and the back four, amazing. Concerned with JWP and F.Djuricic when they came on (benefit of the doubt as that wasnt the easiest of games to come into.)

Final is over two legs. Spurs and Chelsea are playing in the FA Youth Cup this was the U21 Premier League Cup.

How well is Sam Gallagher playing then!

Hold my hands up, four months ago I along with other criticized him heavily. He really has stepped up and pushed on.

How much?

Gone Girl. Really enjoyed it.

Saints are currently seeking legal advice.

He doesn't coach whatsoever. Just the generic Sunday league manager instructions. Hoddle, Bond and Jordan deliver the sessions, he oversee's the planning.

This is prime Redkrapp. Jim White hanging out of the back of him on SSN. I cannot believe anybody believes his 'reasoning' of tendering his resignation. It is clearly due to him throwing his toys out the pram that he couldn't get his over-hyped transfer deadline day signing completed and I can confirm it has absolutely nothing to do with QPR being 19th. I cant believe some people are buying this.

yes please

Originally I was born in Portsmouth with all of my family coming from Southampton. No one was massively interested in football in my family. Just followed Saints as it was their city. A lot of my childhood friends were Pompey fans so my parents gave me the choice of who to support. My first game was a night under the lights against Everton at The Dell. My second was a summers trip to Fratton Park at the age of 6, my Dad did it off the cuff whilst at work and rang my mum to make sure I was dressed for football so we could leave straight away. It was a summers day and I had to take my jumper off, to reveal ..... my Saints shirt at Portsmouth vs Tranmere. My old dear presumed we were off to The Dell! A steward asked my Dad to turn it inside out or to put my jumper back on. I had no idea why my Dad was getting stick, I learnt the meaning and the identity of the scummer. Never looked back!

Lost out on £32k due to Reading versus Birmingham when I was 18. I'm not bitter, not one bit.

Where is his best position and why?

I will be very surprised to see us bring a striker in this January. Not 'concerned' about Pelle's current form in front of goal, he's pivotal in the way we play too. Looking forward to seeing Jay Rod and Sam Gallagher eventually.

1. Taider 2. Osvaldo 3. Mayuka 4. Dickson 5. Seaborne Are the worst.

1. Lambert 2. Fonte 3. Clyne 4. Davis 5. Toby In that order.

Hoping anyone can shed some light on this. I'm looking at taking my grassroots side to a Saints game this season (unfortunately we're visiting Fratton Park today!) and I recall there was an offer for GR kids teams but cannot for the love of me remember which fixture (possibly Swansea)? If anybody here has any experience of taking a kids team to St Mary's I'd really appreciate any information. Thanks.

I think there's more to it than what's meeting the eye.

Is this game as one sided as the twitter feed is now suggesting?

Fonte

A couple of us in our early twenties really fancy this next year, want to go somewhere with a good night life (nothing chavy) but we're also beginners. We're going to have a weekend in MK visiting the dry slopes first then book up. Any advice on destinations to suit the above?