Simon3737

When Mike Ashley let Alan Pardew move to Palace, and received a considerable compensation payment from them, he described it as a transfer (and no doubt then threw up in a fireplace for a laugh!).

They could play 15 minutes of audio adverts for Virgin Media at half time if they want a revenue stream. I'm sure audio streaming is pretty cheap to provide.

Surely, there are no rules preventing radio coverage or audio streaming on the Saints website for a Saturday 3pm game??

16th January 2010, Jose made his Saints debut in League One (carrying a 10 point deduction) away to Millwall at the New Den. Attendance 11,524. What's he up to now?

This is my first post since the Saints Forever days, but I feel inspired to reply (and I think Spain might just see this match out so I have some time). I'm sure the description of David Moyes is fair, but this shows exactly why most British managers would be unsuitable for our structure. We don't want a manager to run the club from top to bottom, we want someone to coach the players and make a final decision on potential transfers. Most British managers don't want to work in that structure unfortunately. David Moyes, for good or ill, would want to control scouting, transfers, the academy etc and would put Les out of a job. Of course there are enlightened British managers happy to work in our structure as Nigel Adkins did, but there aren't many of them about.