spyinthesky Posted Thursday at 08:28 Posted Thursday at 08:28 12 hours ago, Tommy Mulgrew said: Now there’s a name from our past (and Chelsea’s). I wish we had now a few who played like him. He’d certainly keep Vardy in his pocket. https://www.saintsplayers.co.uk/player/david-webb/ Myself and a few of our gang from school saw his debut at Wolves in 1966 where Dave Webb scored the equaliser, with an overhead kick, if I'm not mistaken, Saints then when on quite a long unbeaten run to gain their first ever promotion to the 1st Division. He was a decent player. 1
east-stand-nic Posted Thursday at 12:43 Posted Thursday at 12:43 (edited) Fancy us to won this. I feel like Leicester are more down in terms of morale than we are. If Rusk can keep it tight, as he likes to, I think we can nick a win here. Probably only thinking this because losing there is just unthinkable. I also think we might get something against Arsenal. Edited Thursday at 13:27 by east-stand-nic Spelling 2
BarberSaint Posted Thursday at 13:10 Posted Thursday at 13:10 27 minutes ago, east-stand-nic said: Fancy us to won this. I feel like Leicester are more down in terms of morale than we are. If Rusk can keep it tight, as he likes to, I think we can nick a win here. Probably only thinking this because losing there is just unthinkable. I also think we might get sometimes against Arsenal. Yep. Beaten. 2
lhammondo Posted Thursday at 18:03 Posted Thursday at 18:03 I think I heard a commentator say Vardy is on 198 career goals for Leicester - an air of inevitability it feels...
Hawkswood Posted Thursday at 18:55 Posted Thursday at 18:55 Yeah crossed my mind also. That would be devastating
ErwinK1961 Posted Thursday at 19:22 Posted Thursday at 19:22 Vardy to score is probably one of the most sure fire bets in football history. 2
Saint Fan CaM Posted Thursday at 22:25 Posted Thursday at 22:25 3 hours ago, ErwinK1961 said: Vardy to score is probably one of the most sure fire bets in football history. No way - with Bednarek man-marking him he’ll not get a look in. I’m confident. 😬 1 1
Whitey Grandad Posted Thursday at 23:05 Posted Thursday at 23:05 15 hours ago, Sarnia Cherie said: Gabbiadini's disallowed goal, wrongly ruled offside by Mr. Magoo who was running the line didn't help. Bertrand was offside.
Yozzman Posted Friday at 07:46 Posted Friday at 07:46 8 hours ago, Whitey Grandad said: Bertrand was offside. A player in an offside position at the moment the ball is played or touched* by a team-mate is only penalised on becoming involved in active play by: interfering with play by playing or touching a ball passed or touched by a team-mate or interfering with an opponent by: preventing an opponent from playing or being able to play the ball by clearly obstructing the opponent’s line of vision or challenging an opponent for the ball or clearly attempting to play a ball which is close when this action impacts on an opponent or making an obvious action which clearly impacts on the ability of an opponent to play the ball. 2
Osvaldorama Posted Friday at 08:11 Posted Friday at 08:11 23 hours ago, Saint Fan CaM said: Indeed and isn’t it true that VAR is introduced to the Championship next season? ☹️ Is this confirmed? Genuinely think I might be done with football altogether if that’s true 1
Gloucester Saint Posted Friday at 08:19 Posted Friday at 08:19 On 30/04/2025 at 21:02, woodsaint1 said: When was Vardy's last goal? Cert to score against us. Vestergaard with a defensive masterclass also. 3-0 Leicester 50% of this forum has more pace than Vestergaard. Play Sulemana through the middle/coming off wide down his side and lots of early balls into the channels to skin Jannik. If Sulemana can’t put Vestergaard on his arse then there’s no hope for him even in the Champ. If Archer could be bothered, I’d start him as well.
Midfield_General Posted Friday at 09:13 Posted Friday at 09:13 51 minutes ago, Osvaldorama said: Is this confirmed? Genuinely think I might be done with football altogether if that’s true The Championship has goal-line technology and the EFL already uses VAR in the play-off finals for the Champ, L1 and L2, but in October the CEO of the EFL said that they weren't going to introduce VAR in the Championship league competition: https://archive.ph/SBbI6 Although apparently they were looking at a trial that IFAB were doing of an alternative option called Football Video Support (FVS) which uses fewer cameras and operates on a challenge system similar to tennis and cricket: https://talksport.com/football/2409991/efl-referee-var-carabao-cup-premier-league-championship/. No idea what happened to that though as that was in December and haven't heard of anything about that since. If they do insist on trying something it would be interesting to see that FVS trial taken forward as a direct alternative to the current VAR system used in the PL. I've always maintained that a challenge system makes way more sense for football, if its done properly. 2
Football Special Posted Friday at 10:32 Posted Friday at 10:32 Leicester are shit and also have several players missing, I've never been more certain we'll lose https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/25133505.ruud-van-nistelrooy-confirms-leicester-injuries-ahead-southampton/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKBfOxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHj090-mx6dA1mglCPMTr0wI1KCPzMz2Pg-wcJJPsGJtlC4dGy60dyj1r8ZcF_aem_r1vQ_rcvWlPJxT8ap-6enQ 1 1
Whitey Grandad Posted Friday at 10:42 Posted Friday at 10:42 2 hours ago, Yozzman said: A player in an offside position at the moment the ball is played or touched* by a team-mate is only penalised on becoming involved in active play by: interfering with play by playing or touching a ball passed or touched by a team-mate or interfering with an opponent by: preventing an opponent from playing or being able to play the ball by clearly obstructing the opponent’s line of vision or challenging an opponent for the ball or clearly attempting to play a ball which is close when this action impacts on an opponent or making an obvious action which clearly impacts on the ability of an opponent to play the ball. That’s now.
Whitey Grandad Posted Friday at 10:43 Posted Friday at 10:43 2 hours ago, Gloucester Saint said: 50% of this forum has more pace than Vestergaard. Play Sulemana through the middle/coming off wide down his side and lots of early balls into the channels to skin Jannik. If Sulemana can’t put Vestergaard on his arse then there’s no hope for him even in the Champ. If Archer could be bothered, I’d start him as well. If Sulemana did put him on his arse he’d only turn back and give him another chance. 1
Gloucester Saint Posted Friday at 10:45 Posted Friday at 10:45 1 minute ago, Whitey Grandad said: If Sulemana did put him on his arse he’d only turn back and give him another chance. Although not quite the crop circles of Fabrice Fernandes 2
Oh no Mick Mills Posted Friday at 11:04 Posted Friday at 11:04 Our last three league games against them we conceded 4, 5 and 3. 3 nil ether way.
Pamplemousse Posted Friday at 11:07 Posted Friday at 11:07 34 minutes ago, Football Special said: Leicester are shit and also have several players missing, I've never been more certain we'll lose https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/25133505.ruud-van-nistelrooy-confirms-leicester-injuries-ahead-southampton/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKBfOxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHj090-mx6dA1mglCPMTr0wI1KCPzMz2Pg-wcJJPsGJtlC4dGy60dyj1r8ZcF_aem_r1vQ_rcvWlPJxT8ap-6enQ Hermansen is a top goalkeeper, that's a big loss for them. And I seem to recall Buonanotte coming on and changing the game for them back at SMS. We won't get a better chance than this to pick up three points until August. 2
Pamplemousse Posted Friday at 11:18 Posted Friday at 11:18 https://www.foxestalk.co.uk/topic/137190-saints-h-pre-match-the-el-shatico/page/11/#comments Compared to them, this place is like everyone has just won the lottery. 1
Dark Munster Posted Friday at 13:55 Posted Friday at 13:55 3 hours ago, Whitey Grandad said: That’s now. And it was then too. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4261714/amp/Southampton-man-rages-disallowed-Manolo-Gabbiadini-goal.html
dsrdorset Posted Friday at 14:12 Posted Friday at 14:12 For those driving tomorrow, where is the best place to park? Thanks
Whitey Grandad Posted Friday at 17:02 Posted Friday at 17:02 3 hours ago, Dark Munster said: And it was then too. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4261714/amp/Southampton-man-rages-disallowed-Manolo-Gabbiadini-goal.html That article is very vague about ‘interfering’ and the IFAB instructions about the interpretation of the Law change more often than the direction of the wind and to be honest Bertrand is a lot more central in that photo than I remember. This was 2017 of course. Once upon a time there wouldn’t even have been a debate about it.
influx Posted Friday at 17:31 Posted Friday at 17:31 3 hours ago, dsrdorset said: For those driving tomorrow, where is the best place to park? Thanks About a 90mins away. 11
SaintBanks Posted yesterday at 07:04 Posted yesterday at 07:04 Fully convinced that these are worse than we are. 1-0 Leicester. Vardy 92’.
ApprenticeBillionaire Posted yesterday at 07:58 Posted yesterday at 07:58 17 hours ago, dsrdorset said: For those driving tomorrow, where is the best place to park? Thanks Fucking Jesus Christ. What is the point. We're shite. Leicester are shite. What an occasion. 3
Willo of Whiteley Posted yesterday at 08:35 Posted yesterday at 08:35 Vardy is scoring, Leicester are scoring at home. Dr Southampton has arrived to cure them from their shiteness. But we’re winning, 2-1. Leicester are a lot worse than we are.
Willo of Whiteley Posted yesterday at 08:37 Posted yesterday at 08:37 If Danny Ward is in goal for the injured Hermansson it’s got to be a shoot on sight situation, surely? 1
Football Special Posted yesterday at 09:02 Posted yesterday at 09:02 19 minutes ago, Willo of Whiteley said: If Danny Ward is in goal for the injured Hermansson it’s got to be a shoot on sight situation, surely? Can see this later : Play 5 at the back Shots on target - 0 Lose 1-0 (Vardy) 2
Football Special Posted yesterday at 09:03 Posted yesterday at 09:03 18 hours ago, dsrdorset said: For those driving tomorrow, where is the best place to park? Thanks Been a while, was easy enough to park near Grace Road (Leicestershire cricket ground) and walk from there but check if restrictions have changed
Doctoroncall Posted yesterday at 09:37 Posted yesterday at 09:37 56 minutes ago, Willo of Whiteley said: If Danny Ward is in goal for the injured Hermansson it’s got to be a shoot on sight situation, surely? It’s Stolarczyk, so expect him to play a blinder. He hasn’t made any saves in the PL games he’s played in.
East Kent Saint Posted yesterday at 10:06 Posted yesterday at 10:06 Stats show Saints way ahead in allowing shots and shots on target plus letting in 80 goals so far , which they have done before when previously relegated ! Plus Kane has scored only one less goal in his league than Saints as a whole 😄 . So looking bad for Saints in El Crapico as it’s apparently now know as 😁
Turkish Posted yesterday at 11:32 Posted yesterday at 11:32 The fact that since Leicester scored their last league goal at home, Southampton have sacked a manager, appointed an interim, appointed a permanent replacement, sacked the permanent replacement and re-appointed the interim from earlier. we all know what happens here then
davefizzy14 Posted yesterday at 11:49 Posted yesterday at 11:49 Big game today, hopefully we can get the win- COYR 😊
vectraman Posted yesterday at 12:32 Posted yesterday at 12:32 They can’t score for toffee. We are going to go 5 at the back, no attacking intent. 0-0 bore draw. Match of the day - another record - first time a game has no highlights, so nothing shown. 😁 1
benjii Posted yesterday at 12:49 Posted yesterday at 12:49 (edited) http://www.theguardian.com/football/2025/may/02/leicester-v-southampton-el-crapico-premier-league Last time Leicester scored at home Russy was manager! Edited yesterday at 12:50 by benjii
CSA96 Posted yesterday at 12:58 Posted yesterday at 12:58 Vardy to score and game to end as a draw is 8/1 1
OnceaSaintalwaysaSaint Posted yesterday at 13:09 Posted yesterday at 13:09 23 minutes ago, CSA96 said: And sadly, if they're going to insist on 5 at the back, that's arguably the best team we can put out 1
east-stand-nic Posted yesterday at 13:13 Posted yesterday at 13:13 Probably just about the nest line up we could have gone for as we need pace today rather than talk Paul as a target man. If we are up for it and make an effort and cannot get anything out of this game...well, what can anyone say. Final prediction, mentalmickey to add a lol emoji to this post.
tdmickey3 Posted yesterday at 13:19 Posted yesterday at 13:19 4 minutes ago, east-stand-nic said: Probably just about the nest line up we could have gone for as we need pace today rather than talk Paul as a target man. If we are up for it and make an effort and cannot get anything out of this game...well, what can anyone say. Final prediction, mentalmickey to add a lol emoji to this post. Like you do to me every time you mean 1
Toussaint Posted yesterday at 13:20 Posted yesterday at 13:20 8 minutes ago, HKsaint said: Stewart hat-trick Only two today, sorry to disappoint.
Toussaint Posted yesterday at 13:22 Posted yesterday at 13:22 I don’t know why people get so worked up about 5 at the back. It isn’t a rigid line of 5 that aren’t allowed to leave their posts. I don’t have an issue with it.
Obstacle1 Posted yesterday at 13:22 Posted yesterday at 13:22 Tall Paul scores a few then gets replaced by a guy who's been crocked for 2 years
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