Charlie Wayman

If Nathan Jones could beat them then surely it'll be straightforward for Tonda Eckert?

Good assessment of Tuesday's performance

Quite a high proportion of our fanbase on matchdays is elderly, not always in the best of health and probably not given to singing and chanting and certainly won't be using up their energy to stand up for loving the Saints. It's not that they don't care enough, of course they do but there are good and obvious reasons why young people fight wars, have tribal instincts and shout and sing on the terraces while older people do not. I managed to stand and sit a few times when we helped oust Lowe but that has been about it for me over the last 25 years!

Matsuki over Fellows every time. He has an eye for a goal every time he's on the ball.

Different times, different players, different managers…. what has the past got to do with it?

Willo, old lad pleas try and enjoy what is happening with Saints these days. You are allowed a little optimism. Look, we don't do scrappy wins anymore, what we do do is dominant, comprehensive and demoralising annihilation of the opposition. 4-0 and upwards if the weather holds and the pitch is watered correctly.

Now we win in 3rd gear. This is not good for my heart. Luckily Saints did not switch off at HT

Not all of us. There is nothing flukish or lucky about our current performances.

The team pretty much picks itself but I'd still start Larin over Stewart

As a rule we don't do scrappy. Momentum is key; so far we have escaped arrogance. We are a very good team, we may ship the odd goal now and again but have the capacity to score every time we have the ball. THB, Matsuki and Azaz can pick out killer passes through the lines as we have seen many times in recent matches. No other club at this level can match that? Trust in them and the process. 0-3 withour breaking sweat.

None of that will be of any interest if we win our four remaning games

A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do! Good to see you got your priorities right

Second gear performance tonight but still far too good for the opposition. Up, up, up the Football league we go! We are a seriously good team.

Our steamroller will fill all those holes in Blackburn, Lancashire. 4-0* to Saints COYR *[there were 4000 holes to be exact, hence 4-000]

I thought he was a bath attendant.

Limp along Leslie Tomson, inside right or centre forward for Darbury Rangers, do you remember him as well? The lad was a wizard of the dribble and fittingly strutted his stuff in The Wizard comic. He was also kept sheep on his farm in his spare time. This was before the £5 a week minimum wage came in and ruined football

Jander has had a lot of very good games for us but very few poor ones. He is totally underrated by many on here. He's a class player in a classless league. He'll shine in the PL either with us or somebody else. No question a future German full international.

Still the same idiot fans though, they haven't changed a bit. Wait 'til we lose a game

Three other people saw it exactly the way you did! Three other people saw it exactly the way you did! Three other people saw it exactly the way you did!

There's not a lot ofpoint in worrying about what other teams are doing. All we can do is keep winning and see where we end up.

…….and more environmentally friendly although you might get some verbal abuse on the way in as I try to get past you in my car!

Logically, we should not have won our last two but we did. Logic does not determine results and outcomes. Preparation, motivation and determination does. If we want it badly enough we'll do it without luck or logic.

Can't see it being an open game, expecting Deby to sit in a low block and try to frustate us all afternoon. They'll come for a draw and hope they can fluke one against the run of play. I'd start Larin and Matsuki to give us a bit of physicality against their defenders. The fancy suff can come later. Peretz; Bree THB Stevens Manning; Downes Jander Azaz; Matsuki Larin Scienza

It seemed to me that Wrexham had pretty much conceded the game to Saints through fear and the wrong focus. It might explain why they were so ineffective and on the back foot from the start. Rather than play their own game did they spend too much of their preparation working out how to stop Saints, the team that had just beaten the best team in the country? Derby may be facing the same dilemma against the team that not only had just beaten the best team in the country but also thrashed their main rivals for the playoffs 5-1. If so Saints could be having a field day tomorrow. I hope so!

….and scores goals!