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He's still training, and he was in the tunnel with the players pre match on Saturday, certainly part of the squad banter , seems popular, its clearly an odd situation but seems to be handling well

Most WBA are, ones ive met in person at games, or doing England have always been sound as a pound However, in 2026 Unfortunately most blokes who have the time to post on anonymous football forums making up weird stories probably arent the best representatives of a fan base , best to just ignore them

Completely agree with your assessment, with the exception of a few in the main the south half of the ground is silent, I had a chsnge of scenary in Itchen centre yesterday, we have some miserable old grumps in that part of the ground who seem to get little enjoyment out of the occasion, tutting and moaning their way through the 90 mins. Also large numbers streaming out to beat the traffic from 85th min onwards

The win at West Ham stands out, confidence will be high, bit of a mixed bag over last month , particularly draw with Preston and home defeat to Birmingham gives me hope

Do you know whats happened to Jander again? I heard the same on Larin, he's hardly featured since last international break and I'd feared the worst of this scenario, fair play to Dobbin he's really stepped up and done well. A win at WBA would be absolutely massive result, especially when our following two matches are against the bottom two away to Preston then home to Derby. Hopefully we can shift the last few tickets, a packed away end that far away midweek when its live main game on sky is very impressive, should be a good atmosphere

Jimmy-Jay Morgan to score against us. Tough game 1-1 prediction

Great win but support was awful wasn't it, i guessed a large number of fans were completing a sponsored silence challenge. Geezer next to me spent virtually entire game scrolling on his phone, just don't understand some people make the effort to turn up but hardly watch the game or contribute vocal support

We really struggle to sell that block 20, always the last to sell out. not really rowdy enough for lads who want to stand and sing but too near the away fans for families , club should look at making blocks 20 /21 cheapest seats in the ground , make it more appealing

He's scored again!

I agree, from what I've heard Larin is still struggling, if he's not deemed fit for QPR or WBA you have to think he'll miss Preston as well and they'll keep him at Staplewood over international break ready to go after that

Feels like theyve made it more complicated than needs to be, do you have a game purchased from this season? Friday 30th October - First general sale window. To purchase tickets during this initial general sale window, supporters must meet all of the following criteria: - Have a previous purchase history, purchasing at least one competitive Southampton FC Men's First Team match between the 2020/21 season and 2025/26 seasons - Purchased one or more competitive Southampton FC Men's First Team matches in the 2026/27 season. Friday 6th November - Supporters with a previous purchase history, purchasing at least one competitive Southampton FC Men's First Team match between the 2020/21 season and 2025/26 seasons can purchase their ticket for this match.

Especially if Larin is back late from international duty as the Saturday game is 12.30, the Tuesday game up north in Sheffield and the Friday game is the massive Middlesbrough hyped up occasion

Yeah plenty left, should go on general sale next couple of days , already sold more than half, B1 still to be made available, I reckon most if not all of the 2k allocation will be sold

Recent good form looks to have helped ticket sales, with a full away end will be good to get back to 31k + attendance if we can sell remainder in the Chapel end https://www.southamptonfc.com/en/news/article/limited-availability-remaining-for-qpr-clash

Not sure about that, if West Ham draw we'd need to win by 6 goals to go above them. I think Swansea, Wolves and Middlesbrough will all win so we need to keep up with them. There had been talk of QPR injury crisis last week but their 5-0 win means there can be no complacency with that