Sergei Gotsmanov

I think in that team we had Pele, Best and Jesus

Never saw the attitude but wish him well. A fresh challenge will do him good.

It is cut and dried for me. We have finished 8th in the league and had a cup final. The cup final was probably my greatest experience of supporting Saints apart from maybe staying up against Wimbledon. Judged on this I think it is absurd to sack him. We will either appoint a brilliant manager who goes to a bigger club or a useless manager who gets sacked. The only caveat I would have is if some of the senior players do not warm to him and want to get somebody else in.

Thank you for that. Very emotional!

Was Wes Brown the last person to score at the Dell still playing?

He did a good job down the road. I seem to remember that we had to pay a large instalment if he played 30 games and so he got to 29 games and then they would never play him. I don't think he was given a decent crack of the whip.

Liked that. Romeu man of culture.

I expect this is well known but I did not know and now have a Spanish team to follow. http://outsidewrite.co.uk/clubs-got-colours-2-athletic-bilbao/

Well you asked the question and then failed to reply so you can read into it how you want. Anyway Shurlock I am opting out here. You can call me what you want but the way you style your debate on here provides plenty of insight into you.

I pointed out to you on your request why people perceive the EU as being a dictatorship and you opted not to contest it. I also explained what the of a report on the positive impact of immigration on the UK - the one written by the John Van Reenen who it turned out worked for the EU commission. You asked for an answer and did not contest that either.

You either have a free trade deal or you don't. The EU quickly recognised that the only way they can hit us without hurting their trade would be through a Brexit bill and that is why it is the main theme. We will have a lot more flexibility to do our own deals. We are quite a big economy and people really will want to speak to us.

You've opted not to contest what I have said though. That would of course not be the first time.

How long can 27 countries all with different objectives from the negotiations stay united? They are all united on the fact that we should pay out a large exit bill - that must have taken some effort! I am afraid I am going to give up trying to tell you that the EU is not going to compromise its trade with us because it will hurt them as well.

No but nor do the people who suggest there were 'shy leavers' I pointed out that the reason this got bandied about was to excuse the pollsters. I also pointed out that the Leave voters in the referendum were akin to Yes voters in Scotland and were more likely to go on about how great it would be to be out but on the day would vote to stay. This happened in Scotland.

The UK is the single biggest Export market for goods in the world for the EU with a surplus of £60bn. Do you really believe that it is as simple as the EU turning up to the negotiations saying your business means more to you than it does to us. Virtually every market has a surplus with the UK - Germany's was 25billion in 2015 and no market will want to see that surplus diluted. It would be enough to put the Eurozone back into recession for a sustained period. Will they risk that? Of course they recognise that and that is why the only thing they can come up with is a £50bn leaving bill. Created on the back of a fag packet it is just a figure used to scare other countries from leaving. It is in everybody's interest to sort out a deal before our economy and Europe's is seriously damaged.

You are being a little naïve again Shurlock. The pollsters always blame 'shy voters' when they get it wrong. Leave voters like Yes voters are certainly not shy.

I expect they will be lobbying too. What rhetoric would you expect to be coming out of the EU? Do you think that you lost the referendum because of the manner that the EU argument was put across?

Well this one was the night before the vote http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-referendum-news-poll-polling-exit-live-updates-brexit-vote-leave-remain-who-will-win-a7098521.html

Was there a taboo to say that you were voting out? It is not like the shy Tories.

and you do not think that German business will not be lobbying behind the scenes for a smooth transition. What about the French wine industry how do you think they are going to respond to a slump in UK sales. I expect the Greeks are going to really approve of the EU making it harder for us to holiday there. Danish pig producers have already been hit hard by the slump in the pound in their biggest market. You are very naïve if you think that they are all going to let their economic interests get ignored by the EU in the name of the great project.

I wonder if You Gov asked the same people it asked when it got its poll wrong before the referendum!

I am not sure that he helps his cause by interfering in UK elections. That is one of the reasons people voted out. I would expect a career politician like him would be able to appreciate why May called an election. A landslide would demonstrate a relatively unified front during the negotiations. It would ensure that she will no longer have a majority of just 17 forcing her to make deals to keep negotiations on track. Thirdly with negotiations set to end in 2019 the EU will not be able to use the an election in 2020 as a tool in their negotiations. He would also be pretty stupid to advocate sabotaging the tourist industries of Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy and France by making it harder for people to travel to their holiday resorts. Punishing us may not be something that he admits publicly to but the behaviour over Gibraltar really showed the EU's true colours. The people of Gibraltar rewarded for voting 96% in favour of staying in, threatened or should I say bullied by being told that against their right to determination Spain will determine their future. Like many I was anxious when we first voted out but every time a high profile EU bureaucrat opens their mouth I am reassured we did the right thing.

I thought we played good football under him.

Totally agree. Tadic's vision and Longs pace. It might even be the making of Boufal.

Yoshida was fantastic as far as I could see on Saturday.