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https://www.fotmob.com/en-GB/players/1098752/lewis-dobbin

Mel Sykes these days.

To be fair he has got a lot of fans up off their seats: if you include standing up calling him a c*nt.

Take you out of your seats....to mean leaving early 🤣

Maybe he thinks he's from Chilly.

BBD is fine for the championship, yes?

Didn't take long from Dragan Solak promising we were going to build a team that will "take you out of your seats" and win promotion, to trying to convince ourselves that Brereton Diaz will be fine.

I've got my ticket once more and my question ready for it, which is: I've been a Southampton FC supporter for more than 40 years, and during that time the club has become far more than just a football team to me—it has become part of my identity. Supporting Saints has never been about taking the easy road. It's about loyalty when times are tough, hope when others have given up, and the quiet pride that comes from standing by your club through every high and every low. From the final years at The Dell to the move to St Mary's, I've watched Southampton evolve while never losing the values that make the club unique. I've been privileged to see Matt Le Tissier produce moments of pure genius, experienced dramatic escapes from relegation, celebrated unforgettable promotions, endured painful relegations, and enjoyed cup runs that united an entire city. I've cheered incredible victories, suffered crushing defeats, and lived through seasons that tested every fan's resolve. Yet not once did I ever consider turning my back on the club. Being a Saints supporter means believing that heart, determination and togetherness can overcome bigger budgets and greater expectations. It means taking pride in a club renowned for developing exceptional young talent, playing with courage, and representing Southampton with honesty and passion. There has always been a resilience about this club—a refusal to give in—that reflects the city and the people who call it home. Over four decades, managers have come and gone, players have become legends before moving on, and fortunes have risen and fallen. But one thing has never changed: the feeling I get whenever I see those famous red and white stripes. It's a feeling of belonging. Southampton Football Club isn't simply something I support; it's woven into the fabric of my life. It's memories shared with family and friends, Saturdays filled with hope, and a lifetime of believing that the next match could be special. The last few seasons have been quite interesting with the Promotions and relegations, the fight backs in the game and the Spygate Saga. Football clubs often describe themselves as families. Southampton is one of the few that genuinely feels like one. Through every disappointment and every triumph, that bond has only grown stronger. Win, lose or draw, my pride in being a Saint has never wavered—and it never will. My Question is this. Could the board give away disposable cameras with all purchases of a programme? And when is the Meat and Potato pie making a come back?

URL tells me all lot. Wouldn’t trust those cunts to have the correct date on the front page. Absolute joke of a paper nowadays.

No doubt Adam will ask them a few things on it in the intro and the other they will probably just repeat what they've said already. I very much doubt we will learn anything new.

Weird, that's further from Chile.

BBD will still go if the offer is right and we can then replace him (shouldn’t be hard), he’s just part of the squad for now as there’s no benefit to him or us to not being involved at all. He wants to move back up north.

Do we know of they are streaming this on YouTube at all? It would be interesting to watch so hopefully it will be.

BBD could use the space left behind by Archer, maybe

Maybe the Ugandan boxer has a point: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm2g0038yr8o

What site is that screenshot from mate?

Probably pointless asking questions about "spygate" anyway as the response will no doubt be: "we can't comment whilst the FA investigation is ongoing"

They were at Blackburn together weren’t they? In the right role BBD really is a solid, double digit Championship striker. If Tonda can figure out a way to use him then having him as an option up front really isn’t the worst idea. It’s not like Stewart ever banged in 20 goals for us.

Yep, agree. I was rather hoping that the club had finally learned it's lesson in January when, at long last, we had two top notch (for this level) centre forwards in the squad. Here's hoping we don't slip back into "make do" mode in the CF department this season...

Had no idea that BBD and THB are the best of friends. Cant work out a club link from the past other than knowing each other at our club. Praying that don’t signal THB looking for a move away if BBD moves on.

Yeah, key will be how many minutes he's likely to get but he's not going to get enough playing for us anyway. Hopefully he has a loan with an effect similar to Tella although cracking Serie A is a big ask.

To be fair, BBD would offer us something different on the left wing. Edozie and Scienza are both the type of player to beat a man and hit the byline, where-as BBD is very much cut in and shoot. If the option is to loan him out and have to cover the majoirty of his salary... or keep him, I'd rather we kept him.

I would be astounded if BBD is still here come the closure of the transfer window.

I agree. But it won’t stop all the questions about it though. im more interested in the future not the past

Agreed. It’s an important move, but a good one, for Jay. Being a sub for most of this season in the championship is not as good as playing at San Siro etc versus CL type defenders and of course the many tough Italian defences he might face. He scores and assists there then his value rises a lot more than same in the championship.