Sour Mash

There are a few different routes, all equally quick. If you're drinking around Kings Cross, take the Victoria line to Seven Sisters and then either a bus from there or the overline to either Bruce Grove or White Hart Lane Stations (WHL a bit nearer the ground). You'd want to leave Kings Cross at about 2.15 to guarantee making kick off.

Your support reminded me of a lower league team getting excited at a big day out at a Premier League side. Free travel club coaches, away end mainly sat, Mexican waves and fancy dress. Your team were excellent though.

How many games have you watched at Fratton Park in the last 5 years?

Exactly. See Matthew Le Tissier.

Why do you think that? Which particular bit of his track record has brought you to that opinion?

Not sure if I've missed some posts, but where are the reports of players being abused?

What bill would there have been for a small private funeral away from the media? That doesn't make sense.

Never going to be listened to. Plus £20 is ridiculously low for the Premier League. That price would greatly encourage touting at certain games.

He's done it all on a small budget. If you don't think Moyes is a very shrewd manager, fair enough, but I think you'll be in a tiny minority in the footballing world.

Stop it

Fair play for trying to do something, but it's not going to change anything.

Do you still manage to run a mini-bus to most home games?

Discussion on how realistic it is for Saints to qualify for the Champions League next season or future seasons. What did you think it was about?

Not one person is suggesting we aim for 17th. No one is saying that spending money automatically equals success. And no-one is saying Champions League qualification several years down the line is impossible - just pretty unlikely.

Who is suggesting that we'll always be destined for midtable at best? No-one is saying we should just aim for "average" or "survival".

Do you think it is a realistic, achievable target for Saints next season?

All clubs aim to do as well as possible. But targets should be ambitious and realistic - not just one or the other. There is no value in having targets that are unattainable. It is possible for a club of our size to be very ambitious, but not consider the Champions League as something we're targeting.

Are the only choices aiming for the Champions League or aiming for just staying in the league?

I can't remember anyone saying that getting back to the Premier League in 5 years was particularly unrealistic. Why would they? It would be a completely different scale of achievement for a club our size to qualify for the Champions League.

So what do you think Cortese would accept as a successful season next year?

Yes, I know what it's referencing, just saying it's never been remotely funny.

Famous Three Kings at West Kensington or Sports Cafe at Haymarket - neither near WHL though.

Lots of ifs and buts. They're currently stronger than us and I see no reason why the shrewdest manager in the league won't strengthen again this summer.

Well by that logic we should be invading the pitch after the Stoke game.

We haven't beaten Norwich, Wigan, QPR, West Ham since Pochettino came in. Still lots of room for improvement before Champs League qualification.