Tamesaint

Yes it is quite funny now to look back on this thread. Middlesbrough away was less than 3 months ago and after that game the exit door was where Tonda was going. We (myself included) maybe need to be less quick to pass judgement.

Yes... but I bet Sheffield United fans said the same after last season.

Thanks MLG. Responses 1. By definition deadwood is not attractive to many. Eg I cannot see the sales of the likes of Baz, Charlie Taylor and Sugawara generating much cash. They may even have to have their contracts paid up for us to get rid of them. 2. Adam Blackmore and Alfie House are the sources. 3. The likes of Scienza do not grow on trees. He will be difficult to replace. 4. Tonda would be more likely to do a Pochettino and walk to a bigger club if we are still in the Championship . 5. Tottenham could suffer 2 relegations and have the best ground in League 1 in 20'27 / 2028 and I could possibly shag Lucy Pinder but both events are unlikely. 6. Burnley know how to get promoted. Wolves are now showing that they have something about them - and not just Adam "20 goals in a Championship season " Armstrong. 7. Source = Alfie House on TSP.

I forgot that one for the list but true.

If we want to get back to the Premier League it has to be this season. Reasons: 1. Our parachute payments are lower net year if in the Championship. 2. The obligation to buy Peretz only kicks in if we get promoted. 3. Other key members of the squad such as Scienza and THB wIll be off without promotion. 4. Tonda could be poached meaning we would be back to the SR wheel of fortune game of trying to find a new manager. 5. The financial muscle of Tottenham / West Ham will blow most championship teams out of the water making promotion harder next year. 6. Burnley and Wolves will be tougher propositions in the Championship than Leicester were this year. 7. Solak may not want to cough up another £80 million to keep us running. Come on Saints. We can do it.

He doesn't need to release his plans to CNN. He probably has again included them in his Whats App group. Never under estimate the stupidity of an administration run as a moronocracy.

If we win we will be mathematically safe from relegation. Something to play for. 😁😁

The Championship is notorious for strange results. Anyone can beat anyone else and bottom beats top. Moreover we are now approaching that time of the season when strange results happen. Eg Blackburn winning at Millwall. WBA beating Hull this weekend. The only thing that we can be sure of is twists and turns before the season ends. We will have setbacks but so will everyone else. Hopefully we will have fewer and who knows maybe an automatic position will open up.

Once in the middle of Georgia we stopped off at a shack for a home made burger. Whilst there we politely declined to buy a ticket for their weekly raffle where the prize was a gun!! The burgers were good.

Coventry fans have had a lot of shit to put up with in recent years. They took the SISU bullet that we dodged and had to play home matches away from home. Bizarre referring robbed them in a cup semi final a couple of years ago and they lost a play off final penalty shoot out. They however have clearly turned into a bunch of entitled twats. I recognise that at SMS we often disagree with ref's decisions. Coventry fans however took disagreement to a new level. Every decision that went against them was booed. Booing a linesman's offside flag was just pathetic and indicated a staggering knowledge of the rules. Perhaps their success this season has attracted some new "fans" who were (in the words of the song) never there "when they were shit."

Good analysis. He is not thete yet but he is still not at his peak age so could develop into a Premier League player.

He is definitely running a moronacracy

Just imagine next season Lincoln City v Tottenham as a League game. Just looks wrong. 😁😁😁

Arsenal are not away the weekend before. It is the international break and their match v Citeh is at Wembley in the League Cup final.

In the Caribbean I have only been to Barbados but know it well as we live there for 4 months every year (our place is 5 mins walk from Pebbles Beach, Farmer 😁). You have been given some good advice already on this thread. The places in Barbados which have been recommended are all good. It is (relatively) safe, hire a car, eat outside of the hotels etc. A good thing is that there are very few Yanks here. Just loads of Canadians. Same sort of accent. Completely different people. I would definitely recommend Barbados. The sun, sea and beaches are great. It is the most easterly Caribbean Island and benefits from a warm fairly constant breeze from Africa. Very nice when the temperature is 30 degrees. Unless you have money to burn avoid the west coast and aim for the south west . Lots of bars, restaurants and music. St Lawrence Gap and nearly all the other places mentioned on this thread are there. A decent hotel where we once stayed is Butterfly Beach. Heard good things about it and know people who have had good deals when staying. Rum is nearly the same price as milk and you can get some decent ales from a couple of craft breweries. The people are friendly and welcoming - it is definitely a hit with us. PS. It is also fairly easy to keep in touch with Saints matches. Sometimes not a plus, sometimes it is. 😁