saintant Posted Friday at 13:02 Posted Friday at 13:02 3 hours ago, Lighthouse said: I think the point he is quite rightly making is about people in glass houses. A lot of people seem completely incapable of simply appreciating one of our own players winning PotM without needing to get a 4,692nd dig in at Middlesbrough. Is that like the points he continually makes slagging off Tonda?
Disco Stu Posted Saturday at 06:12 Posted Saturday at 06:12 Don't forget to vote for his goal vs Millwall for August goal of the month if you haven't already.
Sheaf Saint Posted Saturday at 06:48 Posted Saturday at 06:48 35 minutes ago, Disco Stu said: Don't forget to vote for his goal vs Millwall for August goal of the month if you haven't already. Hate to say it, but Ballard's and Morishita's were better.
Disco Stu Posted Saturday at 06:53 Posted Saturday at 06:53 4 minutes ago, Sheaf Saint said: Hate to say it, but Ballard's and Morishita's were better. That's not how it works.
davefizzy14 Posted Saturday at 07:08 Posted Saturday at 07:08 55 minutes ago, Disco Stu said: Don't forget to vote for his goal vs Millwall for August goal of the month if you haven't already. Voted! 1
Colinjb Posted Saturday at 08:03 Posted Saturday at 08:03 1 hour ago, Disco Stu said: Don't forget to vote for his goal vs Millwall for August goal of the month if you haven't already. Voted. But it should be Dom Ballard winning it.
sockeye Posted Saturday at 16:10 Posted Saturday at 16:10 Top scorer (not joint anymore) with 7 in 7. such a fantastic player. So good to have a top class striker again
SNSUN Posted Saturday at 16:15 Posted Saturday at 16:15 9 hours ago, Disco Stu said: That's not how it works. Yeah I voted for Cyle of course but for me the Moroshita finish was the best.
a1ex2001 Posted Saturday at 19:33 Posted Saturday at 19:33 What a player, such a shame we didn’t find him before he was 31! 1
Dr Who? Posted Saturday at 20:58 Posted Saturday at 20:58 I’m worried that if he carries on like this a struggling premier league side might take a punt on him.
S-Clarke Posted Saturday at 21:02 Posted Saturday at 21:02 He's the perfect centre forward for this setup, fluid wide players and a mobile 10 - then this guy up top giving us that focal point. We look so fluid and it's built around how he holds the ball and moves the CB's around. Kudos to the scouts and coaches for identifying exactly the profile of player we needed to compliment the rest of our squad. He wasn't the sexiest name when we got him, but he is everything we needed. 13
Saint_clark Posted Saturday at 21:10 Posted Saturday at 21:10 11 minutes ago, Dr Who? said: I’m worried that if he carries on like this a struggling premier league side might take a punt on him. Top scorer in the championship, £30million please. No-one will pay what it would take for us to consider it given his age. More likely to go for Lankshear.
CSA96 Posted Saturday at 21:14 Posted Saturday at 21:14 14 minutes ago, Dr Who? said: I’m worried that if he carries on like this a struggling premier league side might take a punt on him. The combination of the sort of fee we'd ask for and the fact he turns 32 before the season ends makes me not worry about this too much (at the moment at least!) 2
St Chalet Posted Saturday at 22:05 Posted Saturday at 22:05 1 hour ago, Dr Who? said: I’m worried that if he carries on like this a struggling premier league side might take a punt on him. We don't need to sell in Jan, and the Prem prize is huge. I'll be worried in the Summer if we don't go up.
CSA96 Posted Saturday at 22:12 Posted Saturday at 22:12 (edited) Thought he made an interesting comment in the post-match interview about how he feels that the way the club has treated his family and taken care of things off the pitch has a lot to do with how he feels about his football right now and why he's in such good form Is this the best form you've ever been in during your career? Yeah, it's one of the best and I think it has to do with the team of players around me and the staff, they make me feel at home. Just off the pitch, the club has looked after me and my family so well. I think that is the most important thing for me because it means I am just able to perform and show exactly who I am on the pitch. Edited Saturday at 22:12 by CSA96 15
SNSUN Posted Saturday at 22:54 Posted Saturday at 22:54 3 hours ago, a1ex2001 said: What a player, such a shame we didn’t find him before he was 31! We did, he was 30. 😈 2
St Chalet Posted yesterday at 09:09 Posted yesterday at 09:09 Hilarious to go back and read the first page of this thread. 2
Turkish Posted yesterday at 09:28 Posted yesterday at 09:28 14 minutes ago, St Chalet said: Hilarious to go back and read the first page of this thread. He’s been better than we could ever have hoped. Proper centre forward who as others have said is ideal for how we play. Yes a lot of people were underwhelmed when we signed him as there was nothing really to suggest he was going to be anything more than a squad player but he’s been superb. Just got to hope he stays fit as he is so important to how we play 3
saintwbu Posted yesterday at 11:28 Posted yesterday at 11:28 I liked him from his first touch scoring against Watford - but I definitely had him down as just a good physical fit for us, to allow other players to play off him. He has got so much more to his game than I ever realised, he constantly does things that I didn’t know he could do. 2
hypochondriac Posted yesterday at 11:35 Author Posted yesterday at 11:35 2 hours ago, Turkish said: He’s been better than we could ever have hoped. Proper centre forward who as others have said is ideal for how we play. Yes a lot of people were underwhelmed when we signed him as there was nothing really to suggest he was going to be anything more than a squad player but he’s been superb. Just got to hope he stays fit as he is so important to how we play I think it's fair enough given he hadn't shown this form previously and up until signing him we had a crap record if signing strikers. Absolute fair play to the club though unearthing a diamond. 1
suewhistle Posted yesterday at 11:42 Posted yesterday at 11:42 I wonder what the Feyenoord fans think now? 1
Scoobysaint Posted yesterday at 11:47 Posted yesterday at 11:47 I think Saints need to give Larin penalties from now on. He’s never gonna miss. Nothing to do with the tenner I’ve got him at 25-1 to be Championship top scorer! 3
East Kent Saint Posted yesterday at 12:06 Posted yesterday at 12:06 He definitely looked good yesterday , having a go at his persistent fouler was good , where's the Ref these days when players are constantly fouled ?
West end Saints Posted yesterday at 12:16 Posted yesterday at 12:16 (edited) Sad I know, but I looked back at the first 7 games for the best seasons for a goal score over recent years. 26/27 Larin 7 total ? 23/24 Armstrong 6 total 24 19/20 Ings 2 total 22 11/12 Lambert 6 total 27 02/03 Beattie 0 total 23 Potentially the best start ever for a Saints forward? One every other game, from now to the end of the season, would get him to Lambert's championship total. But happy for him to stick with one per game and hit 46 Edited yesterday at 12:23 by West end Saints
Badger Posted yesterday at 12:57 Posted yesterday at 12:57 1 hour ago, Scoobysaint said: I think Saints need to give Larin penalties from now on. He’s never gonna miss. Nothing to do with the tenner I’ve got him at 25-1 to be Championship top scorer! Not sure on that. Didn’t he take one last season ? Leicester in the cup possibly. He scored but I think it was placed, rather than powered. Give me a Stewart, Lambert, MLT to blast it every time.
pimpin4rizeal Posted yesterday at 13:12 Posted yesterday at 13:12 Has a bit of everything , but what’s the most impressive is he seems to have real instinct to take balls early whilst being accurate with it , he’s actually a real fox in the box to go with his power and pace . As I said in my last post coukd see him outscoring lambert the way it’s going with azaz and scienza we have a scary attack 1
Badger Posted yesterday at 14:03 Posted yesterday at 14:03 What a player he has become for us, bit of a talisman On 02/02/2026 at 17:32, Badger said: I too am overjoyed at this signing, possibly the most ecstatic I've been over a January striker signing since Carillo. Yes, can't wait to see the Canadian Carillo firing them in against Watford on Saturday. He took about ten minutes against Watford to blow the Carillo comparison apart. And a few games into the season any Saganowski doubts are also dismissed. Great thing is the type of goals and his contribution. Gets on the end of things, some headers, some great skill (Millwall and yesterday), pace (away v Wrexham last season), neat footwork (Ipswich), and a opportunists goal yesterday as well. Just hope we can keep him fit. 2
Saint86 Posted yesterday at 14:14 Posted yesterday at 14:14 The 2nd tier podcast just got done by MLG... https://x.com/MatthewLeGod/status/2099066270272401916
spyinthesky Posted yesterday at 16:26 Posted yesterday at 16:26 Cyle Larin has been given the freedom of his home town of Brampton in Canada. 6
The Kraken Posted yesterday at 17:26 Posted yesterday at 17:26 3 hours ago, Saint86 said: The 2nd tier podcast just got done by MLG... https://x.com/MatthewLeGod/status/2099066270272401916 Not really. Cyle Larin has been a great signing but if anyone is suggesting that our transfer logic in the striking department since then has left us with equal or better than the end of last season, they’re making things up.
spyinthesky Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Bearing in mind Cyle's interest in horses, I wonder whether Sir Michael de Channon will invite him up to his stables for a look around?
BARCELONASAINT Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 29 minutes ago, spyinthesky said: Bearing in mind Cyle's interest in horses, I wonder whether Sir Michael de Channon will invite him up to his stables for a look around? ney!
CampionSaint Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago I'm shocked he hasn't played at the really top level much in the past. He's got everything a No.9 needs, he's quick, good in the air, can hold the ball up well, scores tap ins and long range efforts with both feet. Lets hope he stays fit and firing for the season because if he does I think we'll go up.
saintant Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago On 13/09/2026 at 10:09, St Chalet said: Hilarious to go back and read the first page of this thread. Yeah, among many others I was worried he'd be a disaster but he proved me wrong with his very first touch in a Saints shirt and he's just got better and better. A real bonus signing to say the least.
trousers Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago (edited) On 13/09/2026 at 10:09, St Chalet said: Hilarious to go back and read the first page of this thread. What's "hilarious" about stating a fact that a player's performances were mediocre at best at their previous clubs..? Surely, being significantly underwhelmed at the signing was the most logical stance to take... Unless you're taking hindsight into account of course...? On the flip side, I don't recall anyone predicting that Larin would become an overnight goal machine either... Edited 1 hour ago by trousers
Verbal Posted 41 minutes ago Posted 41 minutes ago On 02/02/2026 at 19:14, saint michael said: He should fit right in. Stroppy and not a great goal scorer. Fits our play book perfectly. I’m just happy, if you look at him you can see those hungry eyes Quoting this only after checking that I hadn't made some dumbass-in-hindsight comment on page 1. 1
Turkish Posted 21 minutes ago Posted 21 minutes ago On 13/09/2026 at 13:16, West end Saints said: Sad I know, but I looked back at the first 7 games for the best seasons for a goal score over recent years. 26/27 Larin 7 total ? 23/24 Armstrong 6 total 24 19/20 Ings 2 total 22 11/12 Lambert 6 total 27 02/03 Beattie 0 total 23 Potentially the best start ever for a Saints forward? One every other game, from now to the end of the season, would get him to Lambert's championship total. But happy for him to stick with one per game and hit 46 I don’t remember how many others goals he got but at the start of the 86/87 season Colin Clarke scored two hatricks in his first 9 games on his debut v QPR and then v Newcastle shortly after joining from Bournemouth.
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