supersonic

He was about 10 yard's inside the Watford half....

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~2628222,00.html

best choice. I don't really see how a keeper can be an effective on-field captain. Gerrard is injury prone and tends to go hiding a lot. Parker has been consistently the best English player for a while

That man deserves a knighthood, anyone who slaps a T*ry is a legend

Good shout, Maybe Pardew is coming back as NC's *****, replacing Jordan Sibley

or that bloke who used to do Italian football on channel 5, James Richardson. Hopefully it's his former co-presenter, Laura Esposto, who, as part of her new role as "coach in the stand" will have to sit next to me at all remaining fixtures

Murty to drive the National Express? or maybe we've bought Rover back?

Thread already started --->http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?36140-New-Coach

Adam Blackmore (BBC Radio Solent Reporter) just tweeted: Expecting a #saintsfc coaching appointment on the official website in a bit. Reaction @solentsport in morning and LKO after 11pm tonight

Nothing against Theo, but AOC has been playing a lot better than him

JPS wasn't actually that good, he was distinctly average, just made to look good due to the utter ****e we had playing with him (James and Euell)

I'm surprised Danny Graham didn't get an initial call up. 2nd highest English scorer in league behind Rooney. looking at the squad, there are some debatable decisions. Theo ahead of AOC!?

Which doesn't bother me as we beat Derby (arguably a better side that Watford) quite comfortably with that side. Although this is Saints...

I couldn't really care less. I'm only worried about our players' fitness for Watford. It seems we have some fans who are more obsessed with what is going on a WH than with us. So what if their keeper got sent off and it got over-turned, I'm more worried about if Sharp is match fit, Guly has recovered from his illness and if we have to put up with Harding at right-back again

They really are one of the most deluded clubs ever, all they talk about is being Premier League quality, well Mr Gold, Sullivan and Mrs Brady, where was this quality last season?

you spotted the few deliberate mistakes then

heard vague whispers of the train station deal coming into light...and that the council had approved our planning application to expand SMS I'm probably miles from the truth but that's a rumour I heard

yes the University is what used to be known as King Alfred's college, with a separate Business School which I attend and secondly it is only designed to help me pass my degree, not change the world, I'm looking to see if there are differences in audience behaviours and attitudes towards the Olympics between variables

Why was Jessie J nominated for "breakthrough" artist??

if he was good enough to play at this level, he would be playing at this level. Since he re-signed for Reading he's had numerous loan spells back to League 1 which probably tells you something

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Who is she? I've only ever seen him out with blokes...

Fox is head and shoulders above Harding, both attacking and (dare I say) defending. Harding, to me, was one of the weak points last season, he was at fault for a number of goals. Don't get me wrong, I know every player makes mistakes and will, at some point, be at fault for us conceding a goal, but Harding really does worry me sometimes with his positioning and decision making. I also think Fox is a tougher character, Brighton away is perfect evidence, Harding was being tormented both on and off the pitch and ended up having to be taken off.

The point everyone seems to be missing is that Pompey technically are allowed to sign Thorne, or shall I say re-sign. When a club goes into administration, they are placed under a transfer embargo, which Pompey are. This stops them from signing new players, more specifically, obtaining a new players rights to play for them. However, Pompey already held Thorne's rights due to his previous loan spell at the club (this was obtained before they went into admin), therefore they are permitted to re-sign Thorne on-loan, as long as no fee is involved and WBA pay 100% of his wages, which they are. I know it's not right, but it's a loophole which they have exploited, so Illingsworth is wrong (probably why he got cut off) It's the same loophole which allowed us to permanently sign Hooiveld

Aaron Martin Southampton's Goal Machine na na na....