krissyboy31

Interestingly, no mention in the Echo (or on-line version, anyway).

Just like Poortvliet then!

About €95.3 Million.

On the BBC Predictor thread, I have us done for a 2-nil defeat and we still manage to stay up with 9 points to spare. Therefore Brum City 2 Saints 0.

Was John Hartson's son involved?

Wouldn't need kits, just flat caps for the oiks and cravats for the luvvies.

You would need a team of them to keep Stanley and Sundance apart.

Whereas Doncaster....

£10 Million to buy ALL the shares, £10 Million to pay off the overdraft and some of the stadium loan and £10 Million into the playing budget would make an absolute massive difference to this club.

I had us in 15th place on 55 points -15 GD (9 pts clear). Blackpool, Norwich and Charlton to go down with Brum Champions and Reading Runners-up, going up.

TBF I thought that last season and look what happened. However, back to JM, I always liked him as a player and as a manager. Talks honestly and doesn't make excuses.

Great win. On the prediction thread, quite a few were predicting 1-1 or 2-2 and TBH I would have bitten off 'their' hand for that. However, with Norwich's win at Loftus, that would have dropped us back to 2nd bottom. Three wins in a row and 9 points in 10 days is some achievement but without them, we would just about be dead and buried with Charlton.

This is probably true but does anyone know (for sure) that a new company has a legal obligation to honour tickets bought from the original one? Many I suspect, would honour them in good faith but do they actually have to?

Can't remember too many of those. He caused us to lose more points than gain more points. You are of course correct that that is IMO.

It's a bit of a "catch 22". If the club starts selling ST's now, it will generate extra cashflow and income, which could pevent us from going into administration. However, if the threat of adminstration is still there, any fan buying a ST before-hand would lose their money, if it were to happen.

Jones complained about it in his after match interview but probably in the context that the Ref saw the Kennedy incident as a penalty but the Perry one, not.

Don't tell Scooby, he'd be having kittens!

You can't because it's outside the window but you can "loan it."

TBF both were hopeless, certainly around mid-season (towards the end of the Burley reign and during the Dodd, Gorman period). TBH, I didn't ever want to see JE in Saints shirt again, after the Bristol Rovers cup game. However, after Pearson came in, Euell's form did pick up and as we know, KD got injured and Wright came in, the rest is history. This season, KD has been generally excellent but JE obviously wasn't fancied by Lowe or Poortvliet because Lowe couldn't wait to get rid and JP hardly ever picked him. Now at least Wotte seems to have a free hand about who actually plays in the team and he sees that JE has plenty to offer (especially at centre forward, which was always his best position) and JE has responded with some really decent performances.

You've missed out a particularly relevant word. I guess by the tone of your post you meant to say they were "best" but for us that couldn't make the game for all we know, they could have been the "worst".

Yes but Wotte seems to have a completely different philosophy on how the game should be played than Poortvliet. I don't get why, if Wotte was such a respected coach in his own right, he would stay in the background, bite his lip and let the team goes to pot.

If we don't suffer many injuries and can keep the nucleus of the XI who started v Preston and Cardiff, we've got a chance (albeit slim IMO). Injuries to key players such as KD Size, Perry, Skacel, Surman, Euell or Saga, then no chance!

DMcG?

"Tiptoe through the Milton." (Tiptoe through the tulips.) "(We're gonna) hang Tommy Docherty from the back of the Milton Road." (Gory, Glory Hallelujah) One from Foley's coaches: We are Southampton Rambling Club. We ramble round from pub to pub. To die of thirst we have no fear, as long as we've a pint a beer. So raise your glasses one by one. We had the P*mpey on the run! We are Southampton Rambling Club. We ramble round from pub to pub (to pub to pub to pu........) (O Tannenbaum or Red Flag)