Miltonaggro

We should lean into this more. Three panel scarves Southvalengoztepe, and signature doner kebabs and horse burgers on the concourses.

Typo #whinger…

Good to hear he is keen, but Mubama would probably need to score more than one goal in seven games to be in Tonda’s starting eleven.

At the other end the ‘triple’ save from Peretz with the last one by putting his head in where it hurts to put their forward off. Great to have two proper players top and bottom of our spine.

0-6 - piece of piss, Downs and BBD hat-tricks to derail the transfer window.

To be fair we've had that momentum for a decade.

It was only a matter of time…

Expecting a touch of the Speckled Jims:

Clearly this is what's happening. Once they get Stewart and Scienza, Peretz and Jander will follow, seduced by Blackburn and it's manifold delights.

I said at the time that the highlight and peak of his managerial career would likely be the play off win with Saints. Stand by this.

Leicester Lego getting his excuses in early in an attempt to see out the contract, pre-season early. Highly fucking impressive when you think about delusional consistency.

Certainly enough for a champagne push, if you were constipated!

I must have seen around half of Keegan’s 80 games (42 goals) for Saints, and as a player it was like watching a lightning bolt, pure magnetism, a shining star - 5ft 8ins but a giant on the pitch. The ball stuck to him, was drawn to him, powerful in possession, shades of Maradona in that sense. The first superstar player of the modern era, and he was an Englishman. Twice European footballer of the year after becoming superlative at Hamburg, and in his second reign in 1980 he signs for Southampton. Nobody saw that coming, a McMenemy masterstroke, and every Sotonian knows where they heard the news. Saints profile went through the roof, and had we invested in the defence and keeper, got Shilton a season early, we would have been challenging for the league and won silverware. Keegan was right in his assessment of that, but watching him as a fulcrum and heartbeat of that brilliant slick Southampton side was incredible, a fantastic and one off memory. After he left football and went on the corporate circuit lots of people I know came into contact with Keegan and all would speak about him as down to earth, cheerful, kind, he would give the public time. Had he been in the current England side in his pomp we would have likely won the world cup in the last week, that good. RIP King Kev, a unique talent and genuine man of the people!

Final 10 games of last season at SMS when Saints were flying, you had more limited sides visiting whose game-plan / chance was to kick the shit out of our players. You could gauge that if the ref carded an oppo player or two first 20 / 30 minutes the game would settle down quickly and allow football to be played, no card the visiting side would get emboldened and ramp it up. Many games in this world cup have felt like that, especially those involving the Argies.

Looks that way. If nothing by 10am tomorrow the FAB should stage an intervention.