Mr Saints Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago This must be how teams felt in the lead up to playing us last season! 1
Dman Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago Should be a game in which we dominate possession and can play a slighlty more attacking side, whilst giving a bit of a rest the starters who've played consistently for the past few weeks.. i.e Bree and Downes. Pertez Jelert THB Stephens Manning Charles Jander Matsuki Azaz Scizena Larin
Midfield_General Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago On 25/02/2026 at 12:48, Gloucester Saint said: Also the only keeper to save an MLT penalty in a league match. Hence Crossley Place, named in his honour, next to Le Tissier Court just off Milton Road where the Dell used to be. But everyone probably knew that 8
Lee On Solent Saint Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago More nervous about this game than the QPR match. We have a habit of being the gift that keeps giving on. We have to start fast and hit them hard. Longer it it says nil nil the more we will get edgy and the more confidence it will be give them. 1
Football Special Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago (edited) 22 minutes ago, Lee On Solent Saint said: More nervous about this game than the QPR match. We have a habit of being the gift that keeps giving on. We have to start fast and hit them hard. Longer it it says nil nil the more we will get edgy and the more confidence it will be give them. I watched a fair bit of the game v Norwich, was surprised to hear their keeper, Dieng, is an emergency loan as thought he was very good keeping Wednesday in the game, Norwich also wasted quite a few chances. Guess most of their players know this is an audition to get a move in the summer. I do sympathise with Wednesday fans, must be tough turning up each week seeing another defeat with no goals to cheer, used to think of them as our sister club in the 90s where we both had Sanderson as a sponsor, a few of their legends also starred for us, David Hirst, Gordon Watson, Carlton Palmer, Chris Woods spring to mind Edited 14 hours ago by Football Special 3 1
Midfield_General Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago 3 minutes ago, benjii said: We have to keep Carbone quiet. Him and David Hirst are lethal in that 4-4-2. Big Ron’s really got them organised
Football Special Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago 16 minutes ago, benjii said: We have to keep Carbone quiet. Chris Waddle and Andy Sinton will enjoy taking on Manning
Badger Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 1 hour ago, Football Special said: Chris Waddle and Andy Sinton will enjoy taking on Manning They probably would. How old are they now ?
Badger Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 3 hours ago, Football Special said: I do sympathise with Wednesday fans, must be tough turning up each week seeing another defeat with no goals to cheer, used to think of them as our sister club in the 90s where we both had Sanderson as a sponsor, a few of their legends also starred for us, David Hirst, Gordon Watson, Carlton Palmer, Chris Woods spring to mind I feel the same way re their fans, their fall and relegation isn’t really due to football and the team, but the previous dickhead owner. I’d like to think we don’t have to go through the singing “going down, going down” sort of tedium on Saturday but it’s probably an obligatory from the songbook for some of the saps. Can’t say I felt too much for them in the 90’s though, always seemed a bogey team. 1
SW11_Saint Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 4 hours ago, Football Special said: I watched a fair bit of the game v Norwich, was surprised to hear their keeper, Dieng, is an emergency loan as thought he was very good keeping Wednesday in the game, Norwich also wasted quite a few chances. Guess most of their players know this is an audition to get a move in the summer. I do sympathise with Wednesday fans, must be tough turning up each week seeing another defeat with no goals to cheer, used to think of them as our sister club in the 90s where we both had Sanderson as a sponsor, a few of their legends also starred for us, David Hirst, Gordon Watson, Carlton Palmer, Chris Woods spring to mind Terry Curran 🤣
Saint Fan CaM Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago We should win comfortably, however this team has some heart in it despite everything it’s been through. It will not be a pushover and if our players are complacent / relaxed about the fixture, we’ll lose.
Charlie Wayman Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 18 hours ago, Dman said: Should be a game in which we dominate possession and can play a slighlty more attacking side, whilst giving a bit of a rest the starters who've played consistently for the past few weeks.. i.e Bree and Downes. Pertez Jelert THB Stephens Manning Charles Jander Matsuki Azaz Scizena Larin Why would he change a winning team? He won't!
badgerx16 Posted 57 minutes ago Posted 57 minutes ago (edited) 10 minutes ago, Charlie Wayman said: Why would he change a winning team? He won't! Start strong, get the game won, then use second half subs to "rest" players. Edited 56 minutes ago by badgerx16
swedish dave Posted 53 minutes ago Posted 53 minutes ago Despite the joy of Tuesday's result, there is still the ominous memory of Boxing Day, when we went to Oxford (and they were in the drop zone) with no form to speak of, and despite our 71% possession, we managed to lose the game. Ironically, many of the points we've dropped this season have been in matches where we had most of the ball -and even more shots than the opposition. When we get the ball we should attack even more - and not f**k around with dozens of back passes. Wednesday's current form makes our last season look half-respectable and despite the fact that they are already relegated - don't think that they won't put up a fight.
suewhistle Posted 48 minutes ago Posted 48 minutes ago 10 hours ago, Badger said: I feel the same way re their fans, their fall and relegation isn’t really due to football and the team, but the previous dickhead owner. I’d like to think we don’t have to go through the singing “going down, going down” sort of tedium on Saturday but it’s probably an obligatory from the songbook for some of the saps. I went a few years ago to the Friday night season opener and had a good time in the city before heading on to friends in the north the day after. The trams weren't working so I went in to a pub after the game, got chatting and some local fans gave me a lift back to my digs. It would have been a long walk! We need a different chant: We all hate our owners, we all hate our owners, la la la la, la la la la! Probably not nuanced enough, ours just seem incompetent..
Sheaf Saint Posted 48 minutes ago Posted 48 minutes ago 10 hours ago, Badger said: I feel the same way re their fans, their fall and relegation isn’t really due to football and the team, but the previous dickhead owner. Their current predicament is down to Chansiri, but their financial problems go back much longer than that. He bought the club in 2015 but they have been grossly mismanaged since the turn of the century when they were relegated from the PL with massive debts. Living in the city I know quite a few Wednesday fans, and I really sympathise with them. Barring a couple of promotions from L1 and getting into the Champ playoffs a few seasons ago, they've had such a rough time over decades now. As for Hillsborough, it's almost embarrassing how much of an eyesore it is for the city now. It's such a run-down, dilapidated shit hole and really should have been demolished and replaced a long time ago.
UpweySaint Posted 47 minutes ago Posted 47 minutes ago 10 hours ago, Badger said: I feel the same way re their fans, their fall and relegation isn’t really due to football and the team, but the previous dickhead owner. I’d like to think we don’t have to go through the singing “going down, going down” sort of tedium on Saturday but it’s probably an obligatory from the songbook for some of the saps. Can’t say I felt too much for them in the 90’s though, always seemed a bogey team. I often felt similar about Coventry. Especially after they took the SISU bullet - very much there but for the grace of god and all that. Lampard is a bit of a berk but their fans generally seem a good bunch. Much the same Wednesday. They have been truly shafted by Chansiri and I respect the ways they tried to force his hand. The fan on TSP seemed to think they might end up with Ashley and was fairly prosaic about it. For their sake I hope they get somebody who can put them on an even keel.
jamesfp1 Posted 37 minutes ago Posted 37 minutes ago Hilarious that people think we have a chance. This will be the most Saintsy result we've ever seen 😂 1
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