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Is that actually you mate. I was there aged 14 and ¾ 👌

That brings back some great memories. Thanks for posting

Me too, just an Amazon essentials polo shirt, yellow with a blue stripe on the collar. It arrived the next day and is excellent value at £8. COYR

Two team selection thoughts for me from last night 1) Downes and Charles seems to be our worst midfield combo. I thought we looked better as soon as Jander came into the middle. 2) Our defence looks so more vulnerable when Woods is in the team. Fair play to Bristol City, I thought was probably the best away team performance this season at St Marys. They were up for it from the first whistle whilst we looked tired and leggy. Onwards to Wembley and then the objective has to be to get the team sharp for three playoff games.

For those wondering how the process is working: logged into my Southamptonfc.com website about 8 am, and navigated to the ticket section. I could see the semi-final listed, but there wasn't a BUY button. I stayed logged in, and at about 9:15, I was told I was in the Waiting Room, and my position was 376. Around 9:30, I could buy tickets. I bought three, chose my seats and was taken to a screen where I could allocate the tickets to myself and friends and family. Paid and all complete by 9:40, with an email confirmation I guess the tickets will appear in due course in the ticketing app TIP: Don't refresh the page when in the Waiting Room, as your position will be lost and you will go to the back of the queue The process was much smoother than I expected; the only hiccup was that I would choose 3 seats and then get told that they had already been taken. After this happened twice, I just took the suggested alternative. Hope this helps COYR

Can anybody who bought tickets today confirm the process for buying tickets for others who are linked as family and friends on my account? i.e. can I buy tickets on their behalf at the same time that I buy mine, so we are sat together.

Hi, sorry if this has been asked already, but does anyone know whether we will be able to buy tickets for friends and family who are registered under our Southampton FC account (and who also have a season ticket), i.e. so that we can be sat together.

Sorry to hear that you can't attend as much as you'd like.

Must have been different if you were actually there then

I can't agree. Even the legend, Steve Williams, at halftime said that the whole Stadium was rocking.

Well, that was incredible. I woke up at 6 this morning, still buzzing and desperate to watch the winner from Charles, on repeat. There seemed to be something special in the air last night, even before the match started. As we approached the Stadium about 15 minutes before KO, you could hear the noise growing, which ascended to a crescendo as the fireworks commenced. A huge round of "Owen the Saints" stopped and then started again when a yellow-shirted supporter (ex-player?) grabbed the microphone and led a decibel-breaking last chorus before the match commenced. The atmosphere was off the charts, louder than the West Brom play-off, for sure. Every player did their part, and nobody could be faulted (yes, there was the odd mistake, but that will always happen). Cameron Bragg was immense, so calm and assured for someone so young. I'm really looking forward to seeing him develop over the next few seasons. Finn Azaz was elegant, probing, and always a threat. Taylor was lion-hearted as always and looked imperious, marshalling Wood at the back, no doubt confident that if the line was breached, they had Peretz in goal behind them. Stewart gave Gabriel the run-around more than once and seemed to find another yard or two of space, what a pity we have been robbed of seeing more pitch-time from him, he is a very complete striker. Scienza was a constant nuisance to the Arsenal back line, although his end product let him down on the night; it was great to see him standing on the halfway line when Arsenal had a corner. Great to see Fellows back to his best, with direct running, capped off with a measured pass for the winning goal. Surely his debut goal must come soon. Casper seemed to be everywhere, and made numerous interceptions, keeping the Arsenal midfield harried and under pressure. And, finally, we were rewarded with the perfect ending. It was such a relief to leave the Stadium with the warm glow of victory, rather than wondering what might have been. The Stadium was still full, 10 minutes after the whistle went, as the players did a lap of the pitch and everyone sung their hearts out for the lads. Surely, this must be something to build upon, what an end to a season,that promised so little under Will. Still, it could be. A huge week coming up, let's take this support and form to Wrexham and go again. COYR !!!!!!!

His best game for Saints yesterday. I thought he was excellent throughout and a shoe-in for MOM until the series of match winning saves by Peretz.

Shout out to Bragg. I thought he played the holding CM role to perfection, allowing Downs and Jander to flourish. He should have a great career at Saints and I can see him as a future captain. Having Romeu to learn from will help him develop more rapidly.

No wonder it stands out in your memory 😉

Up yours Wank Wankhard