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Weve had a few Saints legends that played for Saints and Northern Ireland, Jim Magilton, Iain Dowie, Alan Blayney, I'm sure there are others?

First replies did make me laugh to be fair

I'd like to see that, think he spent quite a bit of last season injured at Roma Brighton fans seem keen to keep him with extra games next season in Europa Conference league

I've watched him quite a few times, I think he needs a loan possibly in league one or two before making the step up

Some of you need to think a bit more outside of the box, signing JWP would give us an experienced midfielder and also access to his friends and family discount at his Dads law firm , could actually save us money overall Assume we have Romeu and Aribo wages off the books now.

He gets rave reviews every time he plays for Northern Ireland, nice assist vs France last night

I'd like to see us get the young Spurs striker on loan who was at Oxford last season, knows the division and a modest loan fee good for the budget

Yeah finding it hard to build up much enthusiasm for it , I'm sure it will pick up once we get into the knock out stages

You are guessing

Yep I think AI is correct, that is my understanding of the player value accountancy, should have claimed it as your own work!

Its two along from a Middlesbrough flag 👀

I hope Saints are getting royalties for these Fathers Day cards on Thortful

Lots of unknowns with them for next season. West Ham fan i know is convinced they'll struggle initially as lots of players will leave / come in and typical for them to do business late in the window (same for all teams though) , could be like us last year where the team starting the season will look quite different come September. Should be a couple of good games against them, remember them coming up with us in 2012, I dont really enjoy visiting the Taxpayer funded Olympic Stadium but expect they'll at least give us a 3000 allocation unlike many other Championship sides, can't see them filling 60,000 regularly.

It won't be anything as bad as that