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Yes. I never said I could explain it? You're having an argument with yourself.

I did - so you agree you can’t explain it

People who leave 5-star product reviews on websites with comments like "Not opened it yet, bought it for a Xmas present lol".

Just read the post fuckwit.

I was being sarcastic….

I’m on the Wagner bus. I believe he’s working for Klopp running the youth side of the group he’s involved iwith.

Like I said I don’t have a dossier on how to cut spending on each department. Why has the government not cut spending yet as it’s 1.5 years in? Can you help because your mates can’t

Remind you of anyone?

Again your avoided my question cause you can’t answer it. Your rigid defence of the government position therefore isn’t justified. In terms of welfare their case was strong enough but they have a strong provision of socialists who are Politically adverse to any cuts regardless of the case - much like some of the posters here. The thing you want a full breakdown of savings from government departments. I’ve given you areas where savings can be made but I don’t have the specific figures cause I’m not a government departments (exactly the same reason you used). Ive responded to all of your gangs questions but you want a dossier which isn’t possible. You have still all failed to respond to my basic question which is why the government hasn’t made savings yet and is therefore prioritises taxes? No response whatsoever other than you don’t know - unsatisfactory because it’s not justifiable. Also not impressed by you throwing figures around. Your table at the rugby was a puny one so they clearly value you

Brandon Rodgers would never come to Saints..... Would be a bloody good appointment though.

Good read as ever and excellent job on the Solent panel yesterday.

Erm....

I'm clinging to this too. I don't believe for a second that he would have agreed to come if, at the very last moment, we said "Oh BTW we've just sacked the manager you thought you would be playing for and haven't yet decided who is going to replace him".

Why on earth would the cock womble want to come back anyway? Unless he’s a complete narcissist with an arrogance unmatched by many, the Rangers experience will have knocked him badly and he’d need time to get over it.

That’s one of them where the ref only gave it because he thought it was outside the box. There’s no way he blows for that if he thinks it’s a pen. Rooney talking sense about it, but Shearer coming out with absolute pony. Handballs also been controversial even going back to when he played.

From the Guardian's Football Daily newsletter: ‘FEELS LIKE WE ONLY GO BACKWARDS' Last December, Wolves and Southampton were the Premier League’s bottom two clubs, seriously at risk of being cut adrift. Both then hit the panic button within 24 hours of each other, Wolves sacking Gary O’Neil after a testy late 2-1 home defeat by Ipswich, and Russell Martin getting the boot for an equally ominous 5-0 gubbing by Spurs. Both clubs rolled the dice on grizzled, combustible European coaches. In the short term, one appointment worked – Vítor Pereira led Wolves on a chaotic pub crawl to safety – and the other did not. Ivan Juric earned four points in 14 games and was sacked before achieving his ambitious goal of not leading ‘the worst team in Premier League history’. Southampton were relegated with seven games to play, while Juric vaulted back on to his feet by getting the gig at Atalanta. What happened next? Well, the Lionesses’ Euro 2025 heroics meant Saints and Wolves were no longer vying for the title of best Hampton. Wolves struggled with a post-survival hangover, but offered Pereira a fresh three-year deal despite four defeats from their first four games. “Now is a time for stability,” cheered chief suit Jeff Shi. Forty-five days later and with two points on the board, Shi decided now was a time for upheaval, and Pereira was given the boot. Perhaps he was panicked by the sight of Southampton sitting 21st in the Championship, like the ghost of relegation still to come. In just 13 games, Saints had shredded the reputation of one of Europe’s most promising young coaches – and revived their strange parallel with Wolves by sending Will Still packing just a few hours after Pereira. That connection has intensified further with both clubs seemingly considering a return to the managers they had sacked 11 months ago. Have they completely lost the plot? We understand successful managers going back to their old clubs is very much in vogue these days, but the key word there is successful. O’Neil appeared all set for a – what’s the opposite of triumphant? – return to Molineux but has walked away from what is surely the last Premier League job he’s likely to be offered. That said, Southampton appear to be actually willing to consider rehiring Martin, burned by a bin-fire stint at Rangers and with a career win percentage of 39% – exactly what’s required for a Championship relegation scrap. If either club really wants to turn the clock back, they should imitate Everton’s move for David Moyes or Martin O’Neill’s romantic return to Celtic. Maybe Southampton could give Gordon Strachan a call. As for Wolves, if they’re going to go down, they may as well get big Mick McCarthy in for the meme potential. As for the bigger picture, it’s worth noting that since the start of last season, 46 of the 94 clubs to play league football have changed manager; Southampton have done it three times, with a fourth poor sap on the way. Like the owner Fosun at their twin crisis club up in the West Midlands, Saints majority owners Sports Republic have dragged a stable Premier League club into turmoil through bad recruitment and impulsive decisions. Perhaps it’s time the suits accepted they don’t know how to run a football club, and marched themselves through their well-used doors marked Do One. On the other hand, Brendan Rodgers is available.

😂 full of shit. Can you please provide evidence of the attacks you’ve condemned Who can forget your posts about BLM when you claimed there had been no violence at all despite over 200 arrests and when you finally admitted something had happened it was all for a good cause You protest too much pal the mask slipped a long time ago now we all have your number. every. Single. One. Of. Us.

So did I, and most other Saints fans. Weekly occurance usually.

7 games in and the highlights are: Damien Downes is my top scorer (you have to question the realism of the game!) Cancelling Ramsdale's loan was a masterstroke Losing 0-1 to the skates hurt just as much as it does in real life!!! Currently 4th so maybe I should throw my hat in the ring for the vacant job at Saints... 🤔

Downes is a certainty. Given he vocally wanted out over the winter last year. Harwood-Bellis strikes me as someone that wanted the big move or was expecting it but didn’t get it, for that he could be sulking. Edozie I would have up there, wasn’t part of the squad over pre-season and not this season after failing to get a move. Aribo doesn’t strike me as a trouble maker, he strikes me as someone that wants to leave but won’t kick up a fuss or refuse to play or any of that shit. Hence his inclusion too at the weekend, if he was that disruptive I’m sure Will Still would’ve chucked Cam Bragg on the bench. Stephens I’m iffy on, I can see him questioning a lot of decisions, but don’t think he’d be disruptive like the above. Fraser, no, he and Russ fell out big time. Armstrong I wouldn’t have in the trouble maker bracket either. McCarthy definitely isn’t. He doesn’t open his mouth on the pitch so why on earth would he off it? 🤣

A perfect fit, @Doctoroncall. Well researched.

Perspiration

Economy need a tangy refresh? You know when you've been quangoed!

Anyone watching the Scousers? That was never a penalty IMO. Also, the Madrid winger has been bundled over in the Liverpool area a couple of times now. The 'Trent' hate is funny. Liverpool have been doing the same to players they want for years.

It's a joy watching Bayern play football this season, they are going to go down as one of the greatest sides ever.