Saint_lambden

Sounds like he'll fit right in.

Suspect the only way we could offload him before the window close is on loan, subsiding most of the wages. Then it would just be a case of hoping he does well wherever he goes and that prompts X club to want to buy him permanently.

We'll finish 12th. City will win the league, hopefully beating Liverpool to it via a last minute goal to bring more tears from LOLvren. Huddersfield, Cardiff and Watford to go down. Derby to win the Championship ahead of Stoke in 2nd.

Trying to sell Gallagher to bring in Ings: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/6834928/stoke-city-southampton-sam-gallagher-gary-rowett/

Seems as if Newcastle are trying to sign Rondon, which may in turn lead to them selling Mitrovic. Newcastle want upwards of £15m.

Looked a constant threat in the World Cup. He'd be a great addition.

Already signed for Betis.

All done: http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/saints/16251744.Hughes_appointed_Saints_manager/

Suspect it'll be 5 at the back again: ------------------------McCarthy-------------------------- --Cedric---Stephens---Bednarek---Hoedt-----Bertrand-- ---------------------Romeu--Lemina(if fit)--------------- --------------Tadic--------------------------Redmond---- --------------------------Austin--------------------------- An absolute travesty that we've ended up with those 3 as our centre-backs. I can see the argument of playing Long, but we might not get many chances and I think if we all had the choice of which striker that one-on-one or clear-cut chance falls to, we'd want it to be Austin. It's going to be f_cking excruciating. Win or bust. Can't see us having enough unfortunately = 1-1.

-------------------McCarthy--------------- --Cedric---Bednarek--Yoshi---Bertrand- ------------Romeu---Hojbjerg---------- --Redmond-------JWP----------Tadic-- ------------------Austin---------------- Subs: FF, Stephens, Hoedt, McQueen, Sims, Long, Gabbiadini

Roger East

Just sums up what a pathetic, happy clappy, soft, nicey nicey atmosphere those running the club have created. The drums are just one example of that, along with giving out about 50 flags to the Kingsland yesterday, that 'Our Way' song and employing that kn0b on the mic. The players have a similar soft as sh_t mentality on the pitch too, so it's little wonder our home record for the past two seasons has been nothing short of embarrassing.

Shame they didn't practice actual defending.

The only team I can now see us finishing above (and only on goal difference) is Brighton. That's if we get 7 points from the last 5 and they don't get a single point. Our games: Leicester - Win Bournemouth - Win Everton - Loss Swansea - Draw M City - Loss Their games: Spurs (Home) Burnley (Away) Man United (Home) Man City (Away) Liverpool (Away) Unlikely all round. We're 95% down and it's a travesty that we'll be in Championship next season.

1) They're not winning at the moment either. We need 3 wins from 6, IMO 2) Yep. Needs to find the balance Saturday though 3) Carillo was a horrific signing. Boufal's a luxury player so not ideal for now but worth putting on the bench for a bit of inspiration should we need it. Lemina will be back, Gabbi off in the summer whether we stay up or not 4) Well yeah. Chelsea have nothing else to play for but the FA Cup now though so I can't see us causing an upset 5) Not sure exciting is the right word 6) Bugger knows 7) Yes In summary, we could be 6 points adrift by 5pm Saturday which would be a big mental blow. Chelsea is must-win, but aren't they all...

If we draw Spurs, it'll be about 400.

1. Manager 2. Nicey nicey, soft, 'small club' mentality harbored and pushed out by Reed, Kruger and co. 3. The feeling that we'll never win at St Mary's again 4. No connection to the ownership whatsoever and their obvious naivety/lack of care about the situation we are currently in 5. The woeful atmosphere amongst the support caused by all the above

No Zaha is the key for Palace. He's missed nine games this season and they've lost all nine. They've got more character than us but they're desperately lacking some depth at the moment so I think they'll go down. West Brom are already sunk effectively, but I'd still have us as favourites for 18th with the clown in charge. Stoke under Lambert will continue to sh*thouse their way to safety, purely on the basis that we're marginally worse than them - because they actually win the odd game at home.

@saintsfccop: "Safe journey to @stokecity fans and @Police_SCFC travelling down to #SaintsFC . The club have been working hard today around the stadium and the forecast is looking good for tomorrow's match" Looks like the game will be on.

That's alright, we're better as the away team anyway.

Millwall at home in an FA Cup replay 2011/12. The three of us who went were genuinely delighted that we conceded a stoppage time goal to lose rather than it going to extra time - we were that cold!

F*cking Ashley Barnes as well. Hate that c#nt.

FA Cup win every day of the week. Can't imagine I'll be telling the grandkids about that year we finished 17th...

Highly suspect Hojbjerg will come in for Boufal and we'll set-up in a similar way as to how we did against Spurs at home. ---------------------Alex Mc------------------- --Cedric-----Stephens-----Hoedt---Bertrand-- ---------Hojbjerg---Lemina--Romeu----------- ---JWP-----------------------------------Tadic-- --------------------Carillo----------------------- 2-1 L'Pool.

Who cares?