Sour Mash

Redknapp has done a pretty good piece on Lambert in today's Sun, therefore we should probably like him as well now.

That is a really good read to be fair. Not seen those quotes from MP before.

Villareal have been quality though, good game this.

You're probably on the wrong thread then.

I suggest you should read her Linkedin then.

Why? That should make it harder for them to direct long/high balls, plus they won't have a target man to aim for anyway.

It'll probably be £2 more on the day.

Your description of her doesn't really match her own Linkedin does it?

He did look good when he came on against Barnsley. Just a very hard position to break into at Premier League level.

Exactly. No-one would disagree that such things should be out-lawed, but they don't happen in English football grounds anymore and would have been very rare back in the 80s, with only Chelsea really playing up on it in a big way. If Nolan had read the link in the OP, he will see what this is about.

What a clown Peter Herbert is.

One of my best mates is a Jewish Spurs fan from north London, he loves all the 'Yid Army' shouts that Spurs do, very proud of it, should he be banned from using the word?

Am I right that he scored on his debut, powerful header in a defeat away to Huddersfield? Flown by. Agree with what all the others say, absolutely brilliant signing.

How much of Cropper have you seen?

Exactly that. No-one would disagree that Rooney, Sturridge and maybe even Wellbeck would have added something to England's attack, but the England captain should be more careful in the way he picks out a "weakness" in the side's performance.

Who else would he have been talking about?

Who else would he have been talking about?

He was very poor, as was Kyle Walker (as usual), both worse than Lambert. Think Hodgson should continue to pick Lambert for the squad even if it's just another potential option off the bench.

That may well be the case but a team mate shouldn't single out a particular player as not providing what they want. And how much creativity and support was provided from midfield?

Best option by far is what Liverpool are doing - knocking £2 off every away match ticket this season. Saints have so far been completely silent on what we're doing withour £200k!

We're tight at the back, but if you look at our track record since having Shaw and Cork back in the team last season, our defensive record hasn't been too bad at all. Plus the OP speaks of a change after the QPR and Newcastle matches, but MP had only been in charge for a few games at that point, hard to see too many clear patterns by that point and we followed up those defeats with wins against Liverpool and Chelsea, games which had tons of high pressing in, so I think it's been more of a gradual shift to a more cautious approach.

Two games on their own don't prove anything either way, but we probably won't sell out many home games for the next few months, Fulham, Swansea, maybe Palace etc.

West Ham fans seem to think they've sold less than 2k for the game, we've still got lots of tickets on sale, won't be a great crowd/atmosphere for this one.

So you know that Britain isn't supporting diplomacy? You were angry a few posts ago that the majority of the British population didn't want us to take action and now you're saying you think we shouldn't take action? Has one single post on here suggested that Sarin isn't a horrific way to die?

So you can't answer that and you can't answer my other question. Fair enough.