Unbelievable Jeff

Greatest thing to come out of this election... Thanks to Goatboy...

There are two main reasons for that though Verbal. Firstly, although Corbyn did better than expected, there is still a massive amount of people (and core Labour voters) that wouldn't want him or his cohorts anywhere near parliament. The 'stand aside May' argument, is credible in my opinion. I am a dyed in the wool Conservative, who voted Lib Dem in this election. The parties lurch to the right is unpalatable for many like myself, and there have been a lot of protest votes that have gone to Labour, from those aforementioned middle classes. May ran an appalling campaign, and they have shown that their finger was not on the pulse. As Hammond alluded to the other day, they are now well aware that austerity is very unpopular, and any future election will see a reduction of these cuts and more investment in public services from the Conservatives to win back these voters. For this reason May must leave, and the right side of the Tories not tolerated. They thought the UKIP vote would save them (and increase their mandate). However, this election was a perfect storm for Corbyn, and he failed to win the election. The man, IMHO, is unelectable.

Don't worry, he does it to a few people on this site. Just smacks of bullying to me...

It was the middle classes that turned to Labour in this election, and the working class that turned to the Conservatives (after UKIPs collapse I guess). What a strange country we live in...

Not saying it's gospel, just saying its interesting...

Interesting article here by Sid Lowe: https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/jun/24/mauricio-pellegrino-complete-coach-southampton-manager

£40m plus Ake and Christensen please...

I think the only way Liverpool will get a ban (and I doubt they will) is if the deal does go through.

It may have been me on the 18th...but not sure: https://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?58288-The-Next-Manager-Thread/page29#.WUsnJ9-EbqA

I wouldn't say so, the reason he was sacked was due to performances and loss of dressing room. To me that says they'll want to go for someone who commands authority and who plays attacking football.

I asked for the Skybet market to be out on for him earlier today, there's nothing in it apart from I think he fits the profile.

25/1, standard entry point.

Asking for odds for Skybet now as on no markets...

Actually, I bet it will be this guy: Markus Weinzierl Sacked by Schalke 2 weeks ago. Was highly rated and is young.

Would like someone like Marcelo Gallardo personally.

Christian Streich...possible suggestion.

No chance.

Don't really know much of Pellegrino...was a decent player though.

This should be pursued until Liverpool get a transfer ban.

****ing hell, actually agree with you here Glasgow.

I think we'll probably find that this is City trying to get Monaco to reduce their price, like we do every Summer, and they will probably leave us with Bertrand.

Through the clubs mouthpiece. Well played Southampton.

Of course they knew, they were waiting until something came up that would incriminate Liverpool. The fact that Klopp was mentioned as the reason is that 'something'.

Wouldn't a transfer ban, as they're going into the Champions League, be just about the funniest thing ever?

Shame there's very little chance of it.