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Everton winning. Only bonus is it means we would stay 18th

I'd rather we played terribly and won

Bradley Wright-Phillips has done pretty well for himself for New York Red Bulls Depends if you would classify him as being a reject or not

With two European Championship winners and three England U21 players? Behave

I think we can add yesterday to this list

The gap between us, on and off the field, is still funny.

As long as they're not gun runners, child maimers or interested in building underwater casinos, I'll be satisfied.

Anyone know the last time we were in the relegation zone?

How badly the referee got it.

They drew 2-2 at home today

Everyone needs to relax. We've got three home games in a row in three different competitions and we're going to win all of them.

A combination of terrible finishing by Long and a shocker by the referee.

Well what a surprise. The melts in the pre match thread all said we were going to lose by 3 or 4 goals, why is it 1-1? I thought Puel had no clue?

Going through some of these posts after we've won will be fun

No no no, they hate money in football and are content in their current status, playing proper football with proper men with NO foreign muck

Meanwhile, the official team coach has been spotted on Great Portland Street

This is my thinking and it's a shame that more fans aren't looking at the bigger picture.

That world super league will be fun. LA Galaxy, NYCFC and Melbourne all have salary cap regulations to abide by, how on earth will they possibly be able to compete? Their squads are Championship standard at the very, very best. The whole thing is a non-starter and comes at a rather convenient time, when the new three year cycle for the Champions League needs to be agreed...

Might be longer than that, depends if he can play in the Leicester match immediately preceding the October international break or not My bet is that his debut will be the Burnley match.

The good news is that Lawro thinks we'll lose 3-0

Are regulations for the group stages different to ones in the qualifying rounds?

And on twitter, those 37 fans are nasty villains, all paying money into the coffers of the EFL/FA/Sky conspiracy which consistently stops their club from getting promoted.

I personally prefer the Itchen North, I quite like the banter between home and away fans. You can also get some spectacular photos of the sunset with the church spire in the background. But if you want to be where the most vocal fans sit, then the Northam is the best area to go. Boxing Day games are always popular no matter who the opposition is, so you may have trouble with that match. West Brom is unlikely to be a problem. Not sure about Everton, but if you were really desperate you could probably sit in the home end. I doubt they'd ask any questions seeing as you're not from Southampton.

Fewer games means they need fewer players. As they've always been an advocate of quality over quantity, this really should not be an issue.

I don't understand what on earth binary trading even is