SaintNewForest Posted 2 September, 2024 Posted 2 September, 2024 2 minutes ago, Dellyears said: Why does Lallana get all the poison for when half the team decamped to Liverpool? It was Lambert who went first and opened the door, no one blames him. Lambert was a boyhood Liverpool fan coming to the end of his career. Noone begrudged him a fairytale return. Lallana, on the other hand, was busy declaring his love for Saints, signing a long term contract, kissing the badge and openly stating he wanted to spend his career here, before (supposedley) going on strike, refusing to play and signing Liverpool shirts whilst saying 'I hope so' when asked if he'll be a Liverpool soon. Hardly comparable. (Ps. Lovren also got pelters that summer for joing Liverpool) 4
Whitey Grandad Posted 2 September, 2024 Posted 2 September, 2024 Whatever he’s done in the past, if he can come back and perform some useful service for the club then he will have redeemed himself to some extent. 4
Oldandtired Posted 2 September, 2024 Posted 2 September, 2024 (edited) 9 minutes ago, SaintNewForest said: Lambert was a boyhood Liverpool fan coming to the end of his career. Noone begrudged him a fairytale return. Lallana, on the other hand, was busy declaring his love for Saints, signing a long term contract, kissing the badge and openly stating he wanted to spend his career here, before (supposedley) going on strike, refusing to play and signing Liverpool shirts whilst saying 'I hope so' when asked if he'll be a Liverpool soon. Hardly comparable. (Ps. Lovren also got pelters that summer for joing Liverpool) That word supposedley (sic) just about sums it up, even when it's spelt correctly. Nobody knows the truth, it's all ancient history, why keep regurgitating it like yesterday's bad curry. Edited 2 September, 2024 by Oldandtired 1
SaintNewForest Posted 2 September, 2024 Posted 2 September, 2024 Just now, Oldandtired said: That word just about sums it up, even when it's spelt correctly. Nobody knows the truth, it's all ancient history, why keep regurgitating it like yesterday's bad curry. No need to be so pedantic regarding spelling, you clearly knew what I meant. Regardless, and if you disregard the supposedly (look, spelt correctly this time) parts, the rest of my post still stands.
Dellyears Posted 2 September, 2024 Posted 2 September, 2024 1 hour ago, SaintNewForest said: No need to be so pedantic regarding spelling, you clearly knew what I meant. Regardless, and if you disregard the supposedly (look, spelt correctly this time) parts, the rest of my post still stands. The point is, he's back. And if he plays anything like the little cameo on Saturday he will be a blessing. Time to be thankful and give credit where its due. 1
Lord Duckhunter Posted 3 September, 2024 Posted 3 September, 2024 16 hours ago, SaintsLoyal said: He smells of guilt according to a staplewood insider Im sure he’s skulking around, ashamed. Especially with other players looking at him & saying “look at that greedy cunt, he fucked off from this wonderful club to join Klopp & Liverpool”. 2
Vinny Lunnun Posted 3 September, 2024 Posted 3 September, 2024 (edited) 40 minutes ago, Lord Duckhunter said: Im sure he’s skulking around, ashamed. Especially with other players looking at him & saying “look at that greedy cunt, he fucked off from this wonderful club to join Edited 3 September, 2024 by Vinny Lunnun 1
trousers Posted 18 September, 2024 Posted 18 September, 2024 Great interview between the two Adams. Lallana definitely has a "future manager" vibe about him. I certainly wouldn't have any qualms if he needed to step up as interim Saints manager at any stage... Particularly like him telling his fellow squad members in no uncertain terms that they need to "man up" 5
SaintsLoyal Posted 18 September, 2024 Posted 18 September, 2024 On 03/09/2024 at 13:15, Lord Duckhunter said: Im sure he’s skulking around, ashamed. Especially with other players looking at him & saying “look at that greedy cunt, he fucked off from this wonderful club to join Klopp & Liverpool”. But thats not what its about as stated many times.
Mr Nimbus Posted 18 September, 2024 Posted 18 September, 2024 I thought he was excellent last night in a slightly deeper position. 8
LGTL Posted 18 September, 2024 Posted 18 September, 2024 He’s just a brilliant player, always has been. I’d be starting him Saturday. 4
Ball boy Posted 18 September, 2024 Posted 18 September, 2024 Really good interview. I think he’ll be massive for the club this season and you wouldn’t bet against him managing the club at some point. 1
austsaint Posted 18 September, 2024 Posted 18 September, 2024 7 hours ago, LGTL said: He’s just a brilliant player, always has been. I’d be starting him Saturday. Yes, we forget just what a good player he was for us in his pomp. I've been a bit surprised at how much of his skill and poise remain at 36, and it's fairly clear he has at least a good 45 minutes of Football (per game) left in his legs. I was never too fussed about vilifying him for the Liverpool departure - I just thought he had very little to offer on and off the field to justify the contract. And I was probably wrong on both counts. 2
Pamplemousse Posted 29 December, 2024 Posted 29 December, 2024 He was beyond useless when he came on today. Supposedly according to RM we needed him, I'd rather have Smallbone in the middle tbh.
Francis1947 Posted 29 December, 2024 Posted 29 December, 2024 Could someone educate me on what exactly Lalanna brings to the side now. I accept that when he was with is a few years ago he was a clever player who could manipulate an opening. But not now ! He is an aged guy now who cannot survive in the Prem. His only attribute it seems to me is to pointlessly pitch to the ref and get booked. Is that what we signed him for ! And I really don't buy into the younger players taking on board his wisdom and experience,either in a match or in training. Someone earlier listed the utterly pointless signings this lot have made in the last 18 months. Stewart, Cornet Brereton Diaz Archer etc. Can we add Lallana to that list ?
swannymere Posted 30 December, 2024 Posted 30 December, 2024 18 hours ago, Francis1947 said: Could someone educate me on what exactly Lalanna brings to the side now. I accept that when he was with is a few years ago he was a clever player who could manipulate an opening. But not now ! He is an aged guy now who cannot survive in the Prem. A few people said the same about Le Tissier. I'm surprised he's not starting, he has got a winning mentality and has always had vision. 1
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 30 December, 2024 Posted 30 December, 2024 He tried a few through passes. They didn't come off, but had more vision than a lot of what we'd been trying. With the number of players we were looking to replace in the summer, he was a free, experienced player with leadership that the manager felt was badly needed. I could see the logic in having him in the squad.
Lord Duckhunter Posted 30 December, 2024 Posted 30 December, 2024 Seems to have got worse seen the departure of Lego. Looked like he could offer us something earlier in the season, but not on his last couple of sub performances
benjii Posted 30 December, 2024 Posted 30 December, 2024 (edited) I don't see the point in playing him as a central midfielder. Bring him on but have him higher up the pitch. He's one of the only players we have who can make an opening with a bit of skill and who has composure. Get the ball pinged into him near the oppo box. Edited 30 December, 2024 by benjii 1
Midfield_General Posted 30 December, 2024 Posted 30 December, 2024 (edited) 5 hours ago, benjii said: I don't see the point in playing him as a central midfielder. Bring him on but have him higher up the pitch. He's one of the only players we have who can make an opening with a bit of skill and who has composure. Get the ball pinged into him near the oppo box. Juric has been playing a 3-4-1-2 so you would think he'd be perfect for the '1', basically the creative 10 role just behind the strikers*. He started Dibling there yesterday but Dibling for Lallana in that position seems an obvious sub to make after 60 mins or so. If he gets the ball there he can drift out to either side in more of a free role, look to be creative and pull the defence out of position, and not have to run or tackle too much. (* I use this term loosely) Edited 30 December, 2024 by Midfield_General 2
StrangelyBrown Posted 30 December, 2024 Posted 30 December, 2024 22 hours ago, Francis1947 said: Could someone educate me on what exactly Lalanna brings to the side now. I accept that when he was with is a few years ago he was a clever player who could manipulate an opening. But not now ! He is an aged guy now who cannot survive in the Prem. His only attribute it seems to me is to pointlessly pitch to the ref and get booked. Is that what we signed him for ! And I really don't buy into the younger players taking on board his wisdom and experience,either in a match or in training. Someone earlier listed the utterly pointless signings this lot have made in the last 18 months. Stewart, Cornet Brereton Diaz Archer etc. Can we add Lallana to that list ? I could see the point in him for a Martin team where the slower pace suited his lack of running. Now, however, I can't see the point - he's just not got the legs to play I'm an aggressive high press anymore.
Saint86 Posted Saturday at 21:53 Posted Saturday at 21:53 (edited) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-15203225/England-Liverpool-footballer-Adam-Lallana-Dorset-mansion-12million.html Looks like he's on the move... Edited Saturday at 21:57 by Saint86
LoyalSaintSO50 Posted yesterday at 00:01 Posted yesterday at 00:01 2 hours ago, Saint86 said: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-15203225/England-Liverpool-footballer-Adam-Lallana-Dorset-mansion-12million.html Looks like he's on the move... Shame, he’s really made a difference with his coaching prowess. What’s the going price for a full page in the echo of a rat?
Saint_clark Posted yesterday at 02:44 Posted yesterday at 02:44 4 hours ago, Saint86 said: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-15203225/England-Liverpool-footballer-Adam-Lallana-Dorset-mansion-12million.html Looks like he's on the move... Or much more likely, looking to make an easy £6million profit in 4 years. 1
Weston Super Saint Posted yesterday at 07:32 Posted yesterday at 07:32 25 minutes ago, LGTL said: That’s some house to be fair to Adz Is it some sort of swinger's paradise - two beds in most of the bedrooms...
VectisSaint Posted yesterday at 09:09 Posted yesterday at 09:09 Imagine he's struggling to afford it now, on assistant coach wages at a lower mid table Championship club. Good to see the Mail has it's finger on the pulse, Lallana coming to the end of his playing career at Southampton.
trousers Posted yesterday at 09:13 Posted yesterday at 09:13 3 minutes ago, VectisSaint said: Imagine he's struggling to afford it now, on assistant coach wages at a lower mid table Championship club. Good to see the Mail has it's finger on the pulse, Lallana coming to the end of his playing career at Southampton. They got a click out of it though... 1
dsrdorset Posted yesterday at 09:28 Posted yesterday at 09:28 How does a bang average footballer (and a cunt of a person) end up owning a house worth £12m ffs?? The world has gone mad. No wonder modern footballers are so out of touch with the fans.
AlexLaw76 Posted yesterday at 09:30 Posted yesterday at 09:30 2 minutes ago, dsrdorset said: How does a bang average footballer (and a cunt of a person) end up owning a house worth £12m ffs?? The world has gone mad. No wonder modern footballers are so out of touch with the fans. he was hardly a bang average players, ffs 4
Midfield_General Posted yesterday at 09:32 Posted yesterday at 09:32 2 minutes ago, dsrdorset said: How does a bang average footballer (and a cunt of a person) end up owning a house worth £12m ffs?? The world has gone mad. No wonder modern footballers are so out of touch with the fans. 1. Footballers earn lots of money. 2. Money can be exchanged for goods, services and property. HTH 3 7
Lord Duckhunter Posted yesterday at 10:05 Posted yesterday at 10:05 35 minutes ago, dsrdorset said: How does a bang average footballer Fuck me if he’s “bang average”, what does that make Prowse, Benali and some of our other “legends”. 5
Willo of Whiteley Posted yesterday at 10:24 Posted yesterday at 10:24 Man puts house up for sale and everyone assumes he’s leaving. 😂 If I had a house of that size that let’s be honest you don’t really need, and it’s worth £12M, I’d rather have that money in my account.
East Kent Saint Posted yesterday at 11:16 Posted yesterday at 11:16 (edited) I see Rashford has spent £15M doing up an old building that is nowhere near finished ! Not so much the other half as the richest 1%. Edited yesterday at 11:17 by East Kent Saint
Toussaint Posted yesterday at 11:22 Posted yesterday at 11:22 5 minutes ago, East Kent Saint said: I see Rashford has spent £15M doing up an old building that is nowhere near finished ! Not so much the other half as the richest 1%. So what?
Saint86 Posted yesterday at 11:45 Posted yesterday at 11:45 2 hours ago, AlexLaw76 said: he was hardly a bang average players, ffs Quite. Proper Lallana derangement syndrome amongst some of our fans. The bloke came back, and there are enough ex saints players that are on record saying he loves the club and regrets how it all went down. Was a joy to watch when he was here and probably many people's favourite player for a good few years. 4
skintsaint Posted yesterday at 12:22 Posted yesterday at 12:22 9 hours ago, Saint_clark said: Or much more likely, looking to make an easy £6million profit in 4 years. Yep, even if he makes 5m its easy money, and as someone said coach wages ain't near a playing wage so probably cutting back a bit.
skintsaint Posted yesterday at 12:22 Posted yesterday at 12:22 2 hours ago, dsrdorset said: How does a bang average footballer Get out, he was unbelievable the last couple of seasons for us before he went to Liverpool. 3
benjii Posted yesterday at 12:25 Posted yesterday at 12:25 39 minutes ago, Saint86 said: Quite. Proper Lallana derangement syndrome amongst some of our fans. The bloke came back, and there are enough ex saints players that are on record saying he loves the club and regrets how it all went down. Was a joy to watch when he was here and probably many people's favourite player for a good few years. And part of the worst coaching teams we've ever had, which is why I hope he does one. 2
East Kent Saint Posted yesterday at 13:10 Posted yesterday at 13:10 1 hour ago, Toussaint said: So what? In the context of Lallana's £12M house for sale , showing the gulf between supporters and overpaid football players with no sense of loyalty!
VectisSaint Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 6 hours ago, dsrdorset said: How does a bang average footballer (and a cunt of a person) end up owning a house worth £12m ffs?? The world has gone mad. No wonder modern footballers are so out of touch with the fans. By buying it for £6m and letting the market take its course, easy really. 1
Gloucester Saint Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 14 hours ago, Saint_clark said: Or much more likely, looking to make an easy £6million profit in 4 years. Downsize, clear any borrowings, increase liquidity and still buy another one of the best houses in that area, just a bit smaller.
Lord Duckhunter Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago I know the bloke who decorated that house, he said pictures don’t do it justice….
Toussaint Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 5 hours ago, East Kent Saint said: In the context of Lallana's £12M house for sale , showing the gulf between supporters and overpaid football players with no sense of loyalty! I see, I think you just have to accept that or find another sport to follow. I don’t really expect loyalty In this age, society has changed. We as supporters aren’t very loyal or patient with players who are probably giving their all. It’s a short and high risk career, I don’t really blame them for grabbing it while it’s there.
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