swannymere

Who are the five stand-out players in the Premier League for you this season? Well, I have to name a player at my former club. Luis Suarez. Everybody knows how he has a hunger for football and it has been very impressive to see the way that he is showing so soon – immediately - after coming back what a dangerous player he is. You will have to believe me when I say that it is not my connection with for Liverpool which makes me name Daniel Sturridge, too: a different sort of player but one who has confidence that comes with starting games. We have said several times already this season that strikers work off confidence and need to feel that they are an important part of the manager’s plans. These two have created the most dangerous striking partnership in the Premier League so far this season. Another striker who has had less attention but one who I have been impressed when I have seen him is Alvaro Negredo, the Spanish player at Manchester City. He has a very good left foot. I must name Wayne Rooney, of course. It is a few months since we talked about Southampton as the dark horses and I must talk about Adam Lallana, their captain, working together well with Rickie Lambert.

Creed - Green Irish Tweed Minotaure - Paloma Picasso Acqua Di Parma - Blu Mediterraneo - Fico Di Amalfi

Get my arsehole radar working at an earlier age.

Dolly Parton strongly rumoured to be playing as she's touring over here and that weekend has been left free. Ace.

Kagawa hasn't fizzled out, he's just not been played and allowed a run in the team, if Gaston goes he's the ideal fit for our system and will add real quality.

Please god no.

If Gaston moves on i'd like us to move for Kagawa seeing as Moyes doesn't rate him.

Was flicking through the sports channels on SKY just prior to KO and stumbled upon the MUTV channel and their free pre-match programme, it was about 2.50pm and the female presenter and Gordon McQueen were being drowned out by the Saints fans singing OWTS very, very loudly, they looked a little awkward, priceless.

Le Tissier Saints Vs. Arsenal Last game at the Dell - The loudest and longest celebration i've experienced. Marsden Saints Vs. Wolves 2003 FA Cup Quarter Final, was in the Kingsland Stand as my seat in Block 42 was given to the Wolves fans, first and only time i've felt the stand shake at SMS.

But you also recommended Calum Davenport to Twitchy. #fiftypencehead

He's not always been good, no disputing it now though, easily a top 10 midfielder in the league.

Nice to see SISA getting a shout, their membership must be overjoyed. All four of them.

If i were you i'd concentrate on getting your head down and doing the work rather than whining on here every five minutes. Everybody has had crap managers, the only way to get them off your back is work hard, it really is that simple. Failing that ask your mum to speak to her.

Whereabouts are you?

Hth

Currently doing the interweb rounds.

Justified is weel worth a visit, Smith was amazing although only seven episodes long.

The Wire, Weeds, The Closer, .....

If anyone suggests that Fox isn't trying i'd say the abuse could be excused, to hide behind a keyboard and spout abuse because he's not up to scratch is out of order. The management have chosen to play him, they've also chosen not to find a replacement in the summer, it's hardly Fox's fault. Would you all be behind him if he turned round and told the manager that he can't play because some of the fans don't rate him?

Cheers, everyday's a school day:rolleyes:

But we didn't force him out on gardening leave and put a completely inexperienced 23 year old in his place because we're mates with his dad.

They are screwed, imagine waiting all those years to get in the top flights, all those nearly moments and then they finally get there and the owners ego starts going into overdrive. I'd imagine MM will walk, and some nobody will take over. Poor ****ers.

We've had a poll, and you're not welcome.

I don't want to get into a slanging match or a **** waving contest which seems to be the norm on the forum these days but i didn't lump Gosport in with Portsmouth, i was stating that even Gosport has decent attractions. I'm also pointing out that investment has been made in Portsmouth whereas Southampton seems to be left behind. I agree we have many more green spaces in Southampton, but people's impressions of a city is usually made on things to do and parks are usually the reserve of the local population.

If anyone thinks that Portsmouth is as bad or worse than Southampton they're kidding themselves, the place feels like its had money spent on infrastructure and overall has a more modern feel. Plus they've managed to get investment into the Historic Dockyards, Gunwharf, Sealife Centre, The Spinnaker Tower, D-Day museum, Royal Marines Museum, The Royal Armouries Museum. Even bloody Gosport has the Submarine Museum and Explosion and the 17th. Century Village. Southampton has ****ed up and is missing a trick, Portsmouth has no more history than us, they've just chosen to make more of it. What are our attractions? The New Forest and Paultons Park! Why has there not been more progress on the Titanic attraction (more famous worldwide than the Victory) and why has there been no celebration of the Spitfire aside from a crappy replica near the airport? It's a disgrace and i'm amazed more hasn't been made of it.