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Is it too much to ask for two agonising last-minute play-off defeats in a row? Just having one was rather amusing, but two... surely not?

I'll take the blame for that one. It was only 1-0 when I mentioned them not being able to afford to rest players next week. Sorry everyone.

Stephens deserves to play in the final IMO. Caceres will probably play for the U23s first, I imagine.

Best result would be a tight 1-0 victory or a draw/defeat where Man Utd cannot afford to rest key players next week

Why choose a Championship team Heisy? Where's your ambition?

Puel will demonstrate that he is a better manager. Give it time

That's joint top to everyone else

Fire up the open top bus, I feel a promotion parade coming soon Will they beat the 250,000, or will they have to lie about the crowds again? They can always hire this guy as their spokesman...

Nobody was talking about relegation other than you and your other troll amigos

I agree. They're all small clubs with small mentalities whose only aim is to survive. Leeds and Newcastle would make the Premier League much more interesting.

Brighton would be fun, we've got more of a rivalry with them then we do with Bournemouth. And they have a more intense rivalry with Palace so at least their fans wouldn't obsess about us. I really would like Leeds to go up. There are some dreadful teams with dreadful fans in this division - Hull, for example. The games against Leeds generally created a great atmosphere at SMS, and I like their passionate fans.

Not arrogance at all- just realistic. The relegation battle was always between the current bottom 6 teams - there is not a chance anyone from Bournemouth upwards will be going down. I'd be saying that even if we had lost.

If Man Utd win their FA Cup tie, then the game will be moved.

https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/safc-v-saints.1329845/page-1 Matchthread from a Sunderland perspective

I didn't read it, but the replies afterwards sum it all up.

From my experiences, Man Utd fans are alright. There are far more irritating fan bases - West Ham is right up there

Having a read on the #pompey twitter timeline. Looks like Naismith was booed when he came on as a sub, despite their fans NEVER ever abusing their own players. Meanwhile, I wonder if this is and his personal drink stash?

I think the best approach is to sit deep and be patient. They play three times before the final so hopefully, we will be fresher and in the second half that can show as they start to tire.

There's no point in debating/arguing when the poster is so deluded. Hence why, in my opinion, he is trolling. As for the last line - Rodriguez has had a run in the team. And on many occasions, he hasn't performed. Tottenham won't come sniffing at all for him, he isn't good enough. I do hope he turns it around. He has shown glimpses of his former self but not consistently.

I remember going up to Wembley on the M3 in 2010. Each bridge packed with people waving us on, cars packed with red and white scarves hanging out of the windows. Tube in London packed with Saints fans.

That last line confirms he's trolling. Hopefully nobody will bite.

They have a habit of celebrating plucky draws. Tinpot.

Alpine did, to his credit. However, after the unwarranted abuse I got last weekend, I have every right to call out the hypocrisy. Anyway, I won't post any more about it, because you are right, I will just enjoy the win

That's our first win on a Saturday this season

Leicester 0-4 Southampton 8th December 2001 Anders Svensson 2 goals, Pahars and Beattie with 1 each