Shance

Yeah I think he did, he then gave us two and sent off Tarico?? That player coach that Gus had. Haha

Mate, the ref proper stitched them up at St Mary's. Fonte got a penalty for being fouled a full two yards out side of the box.

Lemina injured. :/ Want to see Hojbjerg given a shot.

I'm thinking of adding a Rolex next year but not sure what to buy. Always loved the submariner and they do hold their money well (go up if you get the right one) but my favorite Rolex is the Daytona by far but i'm not sure if I can stretch my budget that far.

We didn't press under Puel. Dress it up all you want. Romeu was in beast mode last season and did a lot of that work by himself as did Van Dijk. Those stats allow the opposition three passes before we intercept. Go and watch Pochetino's Southampton and you'll see a team that hounded the ball in packs of two or three. That's pressing. Under Puel we were just well organised and regained possession well. That isn't pressing. F*ck the stats off and your football manager ******** and go and actually watch the games and the difference between the poch saints, and the Puel saints. They were a world apart. Also, under Poch we pressed from the front. The forwards were our first defenders when we lost the ball. That's not the case with the Puel side as we were more than happy under him to give away A LOT of territory.

Would like to see Hoedt and Van Dijk at cb for this game as I think Brighton will enjoy lumping balls into the box. Boufal to start for me, he's done more in three cameo's than Redmond has all season imo.

Everton paid us a wedge for him as well. :lol:

People who boo should stay the f*ck at home. Seriously, it's counter productive and an embarrassment. It's all ok to have digs at Portsmouth fans for it but then we do it ourselves. Childish.

aaaaaww.

So you think i'm a pretentious asshole because I invested in a nice watch even though you've never met me? You sound like a really cool guy.

Oh, so you are being a petty dickhead??

So?

What on earth.

That's ******** mate.

Forster - I'm sorry but he's just dreadful. Ever since we broke up the partnership of Morgan and Wanyama that was in front of him (and protecting him) and then with players like Toby and Lovren also leaving he's looked absolutely shocking. VVD - Can't wait to see this ****er sold. Worst game I've ever seen from him. Quite clearly doesn't want to be here, his body language is terrible. Romeu - wtf is going on with him lately? Looks really slow and lethargic. Gabbiadini - Started to come alive when the ball was actually played up to him. Funny old thing. Good to see him back in the goals. Lemina - Enjoy him while you can. He's absolute class every time I see him. Reckon we'll get one more season out of him and then he's moving upwards. Fantastic player. Yoshida - Love the man. Not the best but i'd rather see him with Hoedt than that **** Van Dijk on the pitch. The ref - Absolute bottle job. How the **** that wasn't a yellow for Yedlin is beyond me. The rest - meh.

Zyiech

Do we have room in the 25 man squad for Wallcot?

He'd get plenty of opportunities to watch Tadic. Utd often play on different days from us for starters and lets be honest, he'd probably just watch footage of him rather than flying all the way to Austria to see him. As it is I was right. He was there chilling and just watching a game.

Why on earth would Mourinho go all that way to watch a player who plays in the premier league every week? To add another point, Tadic should be our number 10.

I'd take Wallcott back in a heart beat. He's stagnated at Arsenal and sometimes all a player needs is a change of scenery to kick start things again. He's better than anything we have so if we can afford him we need to be going for him! Wenger set him back imo. He always wanted to be played through the middle but Wenger turned him into a wing forward which set him back a bit, now he's so used to playing there he doesn't suit being played up top. He does it with so many players. That's why he hasn't fulfilled his potential for me, along with some unfortunate injuries.

Jesus Christ, that's absolutely shocking.

What's more ambitious, taking the big pay check for the first club that comes along and taking the short cut to success, OR wanting to try and win a trophy for the club you love even though they were ****e? Le Tiss stayed loyal and dragged that side to safety year on year. That's worthy of any fake trophy Carlton ****ing Palmer got whilst doing **** all on a football pitch. Le Tiss had more talent in his little toe than Palmer could ever dream of. End of.

Yes he is, by a long way too.

What an absolute pleasure it was watching him in a saints shirt! My second favorite saints player behind Le Tiss. would love to see him get into coaching and work at the club again.