Charlie Wayman

Are we harping back to the old trope that we can only beat poor teams? Perhaps we had something to do with them looking so poor?

Beggars can't be choosers

Butterflies!

We'll all take a win however it has been achieved, this was a very lucky win by the second best team on the park last night. QPR must be feeling a bit cheated today. There were bright sparks of course with superb open play goals from Robinson and Scienza but that glossed over what was really a shambolic, aimless and poor performance from Saints. Lots of energy dissipated on headless chicken running up front and last ditch tackling at the back got us the result but as a plan and system of play was just woeful to watch. Given this week's upheaval probably all we could expect but we remain a very long way off being a strong confident team capable of being a force in this league. With Stephens and Manning in the starting line-up and Downs on as a first sub, it seems that the temporary manager is afflicted by the same dead brain cells as his recently departed comrade. When will they ever learn?

The flaw in your argument is that Romeu didn't have to come here so his recruitment was hardly part of a cunning distraction plan, reportedly he had plenty of lucrative offers on the table.

The word new may be the problem, SR may be taking this as a green flag from fans to employ unknown young upstarts like the late unlamented Will Still. Shall we try Old Manager Debate If anybody knows where old Sam Allardyce is buried time to dig him up and put him to work

Now that's what I call humour! Nice one

Please not another nonentity from nowhere with nothing on his CV for us to agonise over for three months before the inevitable chop

All the bookies have Martin as odds on favourite. This is beyond satire. Such a crassly stupid move would surely result in empty terraces, 90% season ticket returns and a fatal rupture in what remains of any relationship between fans and SFC. Heaven forbid we ever get to that situation. As for Still, no tears to be shed for him, the wrong man in the wrong job at the wrong time.

Unbelievable that he is still here. How long does it take to say "You're fired!"

We are already relegation candidates and it will soon be too late to turn it around, certainly not with this clown in charge

Bloody hope so

Appalling rubbish. There is no semblance of a system of play, teamwork or understanding in our football, it's just kick and rush and hope for the best. Let's hope Still will be sacked in the morning, this can't go on. Please SR bring this chapter of ineptitude to an end it's not fair on fans to have to suffer this crap week after week after week. Still out!

Sounds to me like he's forgotten that this is what his job is.

Fixed it for you.

No news of a Fan's Forum anytime soon then. That would be interesting.

The trouble is he isn't clever enough at all. Not the brightest spark we've had in that office.

The board are playing pass the parcel behind closed doors, whose decision?; sideways, sideways, backwards, forwards to the right, sideways, sideways, sideways to the left, backwards …………….. now, what was it we were discussing?

Utter tosh!

Far too long for anybody to read. It'll be next season by the time they reach the end. Pls summarise in two short sentences

In fact as soon as their S hits the fan!

Just show him the door today and stop all this will they/won't they malarkey. It's just bloody laughable that anybody unstairs still thinks he can turn this around. Nothing has changed since matchday 1 under his 'leadership' 1/4 of the season has been wasted on hope.

Very poor analogy

What a bloody pathetic shambles, players who haven't a clue what they are supposed to be doing and a manager who goes missing as soon as things turn against us. Still is an absolute disaster for this club, even worse than Jones. How much longer do we have to put up with his crap crab football,. Pantomime season is in full sway. Bring on the Clowns, oh, they're already here!

It amazes me that he even gets a place on the bench. His inability to involve himself in games let alone make an effective contribution is astonishing for a professional footballer. Subs are supposed to make an immediate impact these days but this lad seems just to jog around and do his best to hide from the ball. He's probably going through mental hell trying to understand what is going wrong for him but that doesn't help us. In my mind the legend that was Ricky Lambert always pops up when making comparisons, he seemed to have the ball at his feet all the time which was no accident and as often as not banged it into the net with the same simple ease as Haaland.