Sour Mash

Where have I said that? You're once again demonstrating your inability to read and comprehend basic sentences.

Block 34? You get a few people clapping along a bit and that is it. All sat down as well. Nothing wrong with that, but I'm not sure what your point is?

Yep. Not really seen any comment on here so far, but I thought the ref let a lot go (no major challenges, but lots of bits and pieces that might sometimes get pulled up). Lambert got whacked a few times as usual and certainly wasn't as effective in the 2nd half as the 1st and with him being so key to our play, it didn't help at all.

No chance. You're looking at literally a handful of people in this day and age.

I live in London and do every game, but I think they do little to make it easy to buy tickets for games. The pettyness of putting tickets on sale after home games annoys me. My other gripe with our ticketing is that I believe there are no duplicates available at all for the Skates or Cov home games, what an absolute joke and will mean a few Saints end up missing the game.

As I've said before, he's struggled to keep up with the (very) high standards he set in the first couple of months of the season.

I didn't have a look yesterday, but there are very rarely big queues for buying on the day for such games as Ipswich. We charge a couple of quid extra for tickets to put people off doing it. I don't mind paying some kind of admin charge for sending out tickets, but its the way they set up to deliberately make it harder/more expensive for out of town fans (of which we have many).

I should know better by now, but it never fails to surprise me how many thick people pack into that section of the ground. Problem is, it's the only bit of the ground that really sings.

You are one seriously boring c**t.

I'm not SDR's biggest fan, but he was good tonight. Would definitely have him on the bench every game. Anyone else think Richardson has been poor last month or so?

That's exactly my take on it. No doubt all the blame will be heaped on Harding regardless.

So you're not worried about Reading?

First half we played some seriously good football at times, a few brilliant passing moves. They couldn't cope with Lee either and he ran them ragged at times. We weren't clinical enough infront of goal, bit of karma from the Leeds game maybe. 2nd half Ipswich tightened up at the back and got a hold of the ball a lot more. Think we definitely looked tired by then, a result of the Leeds game and a high-tempo first half. Probably would say we were unlucky all told tonight, but that balances out the Leeds game a bit and we can't complain about getting 4 points from two pretty tough matches.

With the greatest of respect, no-one cares about your family or neighbours on the Ipswich post-match thread. For what its worth, I rate Guly and I'm as racist as they come!

I'm sure a fair few will, but a) it would be pointless coming up to London and then just drinking at Waterloo. b) There are hardly any good pubs around Waterloo Station.

London Bridge/Borough has about 50 good boozers within walking distance of the train station that I could name and I've used before. Won't be a problem getting a beer around there and it's still by far the best shout for drinking when going to Millwall.

My lot didn't make it on the first train either. To be fair, it's just a case of wait 5 mins for the next one to come along.

Not going to get caught up in a long, drawn out argument on the semantics of what being "caught on the hop" means, I'd take it to mean being caught out a bit. Why would need to be prepared to say "no thanks" for an offer for our most integral player? Why wouldn't Jewell assume that the player who had a ridiculously good goal scoring record for us for the last two seasons, plus being one of, if not the best, player in our side for those two seasons, be integral to our plans for this season?

Of course we were lucky on Saturday. You'd have to be pretty dense or just looking for an argument to suggest otherwise.

We still don't know if the old CVA is going to be reinstalled in full do we? I'm assuming it won't be.

They'll be able to get rid of most of their high earners in the summer.

Don't see what people's problem is with Warnock. Far worse people in modern football than him.

It's an interpretation of the situation, same as what we're all doing. Same way you can see Adkins is much better at working with NC then Pardew was, can't imagine anyone would disagree with that?