Miltonaggro

100% this.

Tonda may need to ask Spors to have a look at the free agent list for a forward to bring in and get up to a reasonable level of fitness over this break. Otherwise, relying solely on Larin for the next 14 weeks could prove exceptionally costly. If he gets injured we will be fucked.

We are going to regret not buying an experienced centre forward to replace Stewart. Larin has given all but looks knackered.

FFS!

Get the fuck in JWP!

Marty Cane and Mr Messy 😊

Their bravery is improving. Fans probably cost them the win, unsettling the momentum.

0-4 or 1-4 against the comedy geniuses. COYR!

I was watching something in passing the other week with Bournemouth fans being asked about their percieved ‘rivalries’ - must have been something in the run up to their Euro debut against the Spanish giants Real Socio. Two of the Cherries ultras stated that their historical rivals were ‘Leeds United.’ I hope somebody tells Leeds so that can give the town a makeover again, it’s overdue to be honest.

Sad news, and awful for his family, no age at all these days. KM did well for us when he came out of retirement to cover Bart and Paul Smith, must have been in his late 30s. RIP.

He didn’t need to recruit a team of specialist lawyers, just have a semi-conscious crisis management plan for the multi-million pound sports organisation that pays him well to be a CEO.

Nail on the head here with fitness and literally hitting the ground running with the first touch goal. After his relative success at Betsiktas (83 games 31 goals), with various loans he had five clubs in three countries over four years prior to signing for Saints (132 games 26 goals), so the initial sceptism appeared justified. At the time it looked like we were getting a 30 year old journeyman, lacking in match fitness with a record of one goal in five games. Larin appears incredibly at home at SFC, has bonded with the fans and willing to give 110% for the jersey. Connection and commitment has always been a big factor with Saints supporters, and we've been starved of that in recent years.

They would if they lost.

Football regulators are no different from any other commercial regulator in terms of their powers, and exceeding their powers / appearing to act subjectively. A regulatory body is never above the law, so there is always recourse, a further independent level / test. Essentially, that's the key thing, commercial or reputational damage due to the regulator exceeding their powers, or applying their powers inconsistently.