for_heaven's_Saint

2 words- Anthony Pulis. Possibly the best and most audacious deal Tony Pulis will ever pull off.

How good would that be!

Incorrect.

Personally my view on his can pretty much be described as 'meh'. Always thought he would go, he did, and I can't really blame him too much, if it's what he wanted. Not too bothered what he says or does from now on.

He's gone from being a player I felt we needed to replace to one I feel is integral to our team in a few months. Does what he's good at very well and is an excellent captain.

She's a d*ck. As he says at the end- if he hadn't have got it back into circulation she'd probably never have had the idea.

Having only just read this thread, is there any truth or explanation behind this claim? I'd certainly like you to expand a bit...

Bet we get one of the Championship teams!

Dave Merrington on Chairman: 'So long as they stay out of the bloody football'. Lol.

Wow didn't realise it was that many- got to commend his loyalty in our darkest hour.

Looks about right. Not a bad team really!

That young owen lad at Manchester has just scored a couple of good goals. CHDAJFU?

If there was even the slightest rumour going round or chance this could be true it'd be all over Twitter by now. Lock this mods.

Takes two seconds to check all the forums and prove this is bull****.

I think Crosby deserves a lot of credit as well.

You can still watch the Leicester highlights on saintsplayer and it's in the build-up to Harding's goal

Sublime! Don't suppose you could do one of him making John Pantsil fall over his own legs?!

IIRC, Chaplow was signed so that his 'emergency' loan ran out on January 1st, so that we could re-sign him immediately if we so wished. Assuming that was done deliberately, it may be that we will attempt a similar deal this season. I make it about 104 days until January 1st, and the emergency loan period I think is maximum 93 days? So I wouldn't be surprised to see someone come in in about 11 days, around October 1st.

I think Hammond and Cork together were and always are excellent.

Haha no worries, it's just gone up. Lol at the way he says Guly Do Prado when he scores!

Highlights on Birmingham Player now, for those of you with saintsplayer log ins.

Exactly. Cork or Hammond coming short dramatically increases our chances of keeping possession and creating a chance. As said, going direct and long gives you a 50/50 chance of winning the ball and even then in a difficult position to make any space. With the CMs dropping to get the ball, one of the opposition either has to follow them -in which case Cork or Hammond can pass it back to Davis or out to one of the CBs, who can then play it into the gap left. If the CM isn't tracked then they can turn and begin an attack. Worse case scenario, Hammond or Cork can pass it straight back to Davis who can then go long if no other option. Even then this is the better option as there is one less opposition player to contend for te long ball/ second ball.

I actually thought Davis' distribution was better yesterday, especially with the way Cork and Hammond dropped off to collect it from him. Also picked out Lambert with a lot of his long balls.

Pffft, Sovereign all the way.

If its houses aren't named after types of strawberries, the school isn't worth attending IMO.