Daft Kerplunk
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The back room staff for the first team are terrible and you can see he has nobody to turn to. Since the club let Koeman leave because Les didn’t like his high profile it has gone from bad to worse. I know a couple of people who work at the club and they say the leadership is as bad as it gets and Gao is not going to invest a penny than Kat ripped him off for and never will. Make no mistake, we are in big trouble and if 0-9 doesn’t wake people up from their complacent slumber then it won’t be a slow match to relegation. We march on my arse!
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Director of Football Operations Replacement Thread
Daft Kerplunk replied to SuperSAINT's topic in The Saints
Matt Crocker, was at Saints when the academy was actually good, left for the FA but is apparently available if the top job becomes available. He’d get rid of a lot of the crap and get decent people in who came in and replaced the good ones -
Was non first-team, largely u23s and younger so stand down
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Which one do we sing a version of? Hello, Hello We are the Billy Boys (Southampton boys) Hello, Hello You'll know us by our noise (we our Southampton boys) We're up to our knees in Fenian blood (and if you are a Pompey fan) Surrender or you'll die For we are (we all follow Southampton) The Brigton Derry Boys And for what it’s worth, it’s a **** song anyway. If some fans think it doesn’t exist, that’s good for me. I look forward to hearing this other one we sing.
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If you’re going to call me a name at least get your facts right. Follow, follow is a different song! Try google, it’s amazing for finding out stuff
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It was definitely the Ralph and Rohl show. Since he’s left the dire quality of our coaching and fitness staff, plus an horrific board and owner is showing through big time!
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Worrying, really quite bad and anyone thinking that was good has their head in the sand
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We all follow Southampton for me is to the tune of Land of hope and glory as in... ‘We all follow Southampton, over land and sea, and water!’ The one I think you mean is ‘hello, hello, we are Southampton boys...’ I agree with your sentiment, have hated it for a long time due to its roots, and the fact that Man Utd made it popular in the Premier League era.
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Ralph has had a bad few this season but I can’t imagine he’s helped out by a poor selection of coaches in Kelvin Davies, Craig Fleming and Dave Watson around him, and also a fitness coach who doesn’t seem to have made a positive difference. Giving jobs to the boys is fine unless they are not good enough. Ralph is clearly missing Rohl, the others are not good enough to make the step up and Ross Wilson needs to make a change to correct this, if only to make up for his key role in some bad transfers over the last few years that have cost far too much money and didn’t give Ralph the opportunity to ask for more quality.
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Ralph has had a bad few this season but I can’t imagine he’s helped out by a poor selection of coaches in Kelvin Davies, Craig Fleming and Dave Watson around him, and also a fitness coach who doesn’t seem to have made a positive difference. Giving jobs to the boys is fine unless they are not good enough. Ralph is clearly missing Rohl, the others are not good enough to make the step up and Ross Wilson needs to make a change to correct this, if only to make up for his key role in the bad transfers over the last few years.
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Thanks, Matt Le Tissier posted it so was wondering why. Glad to have an ITK answer
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Anyone know why Marian Pahars, a club legend who has coached at a decent level and apparently really wanted to be part of the club again was turned down for a coaches job at the club and a coach from Bristol City was chosen instead?
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Whether you believe it is up to you.
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Just imagine if you can, that I know this because somebody I know works at the club and is well informed. Imagine.
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Gao’s plans for Southampton FC are to use the club as a way into getting property developments in the city. The people (board) who work for the club are here in Southampton and can meet with the council chiefs, council chiefs want to work with the football club and politically the club’s status in the city helps open doors. The money made will go back to China and not to develop the football club. Kat could have sold to other investors who would genuinely have improved us but she wanted the money. Owning a football club is a mere vehicle for bigger more lucrative activity.
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Dreadful performance. Total lack of character to get a goal back then throw it away. Questions need to be asked at all levels behind the scenes. Where is the leadership coming from to get us through this relegation battle?
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If he genuinely believed we had a good squad following the January transfer window then that view was not ideal.
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One for the stattos but what’s the English top-flight record for points lost from winning positions? I wonder if we are close to it.
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Out of those listed above, Jones, Slattery and Obafemi have a chance of having a premier league career but those are still touch and go.
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So once Austin goes, Bertrand could be the last of the ones we can get rid of where we have a replacement already playing. He might also be among those like Austin, Cedric, Hoedt, Gabbi who doesn’t fit with the new regime where there are no Billy big b0ll0cks allowed and commitment to the team is 100% required.
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Refs have a hard job but **** me that was a sh!t performance by the man in the middle. He needs to look in the mirror
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Saints 1 West Ham 2 - Post Match Reality Check
Daft Kerplunk replied to St Chalet's topic in The Saints
Lack of quality depth in the squad was exposed tonight. We were exposed physically too, any team will now see that if you get after us and bully us then we can’t currently cope. Players still adapting the extra physical work so a lull was to be expected. We have to beat the teams around us as we probably won’t get much out of the top 12 as shown today unless Ralph gets a decent transfer budget in January. -
Team spirit, collective responsibility, working hard to play, confidence in not being fearful. He’s a leader who focuses on the right things as it stands at the moment. Long may it continue
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The best thing about Les, and his mate Martin Hunter going seems to be that the first team manager is once again the most important football person at the football club. The owners deciding Les needed to go may have had an unforeseen yet significant impact.
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Told there was serious surprise at this promotion. Davis chose Fleming ahead of Radhi for the first team and nobody knew why apparently. He has a rep as a bit of a bully, long ball into the channels as well, so maybe as long as stays away from tactics, the stronger than necessary approach will work at first team level.
