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Apparently he had the most yellow cards whilst playing for Saints in the Prem. Second in ranking was MLT!!!
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Arguably one of the things that the club has done right. Tyler has got a lot of talent but only is currently able to show this occasionally. Has been unable to show the dynamism that the Premiership and to a lesser extent the Championship game demands. The way Saints are set up this season he would not be making the same impression as Leo Scienza, in my opinion, so the club is over £30m better off.
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I enjoyed that. Thank you for posting
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Not only with experience but someone of stature that can hold the ball up and can win a few headers, especially in the danger areas,
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I I had a rare bout of optimism at the end of this seasons Transfer deadline only to fall into an even deeper depression after the new signings (apart from Scienza!!) have made precious little improvement to the team. I just hope that Oriol's return makes a difference. He is a very decent bloke off the field but a Jimmy Case/Alan Ball type competitor on the pitch. I just hope he still has the legs for the full on challenge of games in the Championship.
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I was willing to give Will Still some time to put his mark on the team. The fact of life is that since he took over, the club has brought in Roerslev, Azaz, Sceinza, Quarshie, Fellows, Jander, Long (!!!), Jelert, and Downs (!!!!!!!!!!), probably at a cost of £40m + and only Scienza has proved worthy of the transfer fee. Those responsible for scouting and signing players must share their part of the blame for shelling out so much wasted money when it was apparent to all us long suffering fans that a proper centre forward and a more robust presence in midfield was required. Since Ross Stewart's injury we have played five games , scored 3 goals, conceded 8 and picked up 2 out of 15 points available. Todays performance was chaotic against a team with a fraction of our resources. I am getting totally fed up with leaving St Marys having to listen to the away fans celebrating yet another away victory.
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I know he didnt have much time on the pitch but reckon he only touched the ball once. I would struggle to put him in the Ali Dia bracket but at least AD didnt cost us £8m!!!!!!!
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People sometimes complain about bias at the BBC but Matt Goodwin, the GB News Presenter on last night's 'Question Time' was so Far Right Wing, he nearly fell off the end of the Flat Earth. Personally I do have a sliver of understanding for some of Reforms policies but am truly horrified by some of the ne'er do well's the party attracts. That said, what is the option? Tories are in complete disarray after Boris & Truss, Greens have a radical left wing leader, Lib Dems have a weak leader only noticeable by his political stunts and Labour are floundering and about to introduce a Labour Relations Act which will allow the Unions to flex their muscles again and make businesses even more difficult to operate.
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Aaron Ramsdale - Official: Loaned to Newcastle
spyinthesky replied to Saint Fan CaM's topic in The Saints
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Worrying thing from the Blackburn game is the report from my mate who is a long suffering Blackburn fan who reckoned Rovers were nailed on for relegation. He still thinks is the case but was amazed how poor Saints were after spending so much money on new players. In his opinion it was a game between two poor sides who both missed decent chances. This is a big concern.
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And all three promoted clubs from League 1
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But to be fair Shea Charles also played a couple of games for N Ireland during this time
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There are a number of clubs with worse owners than Solak Our upcoming opponents, Blackburn, are one example. All very well shouting for Sports Republic to go but future owners may be even worse, as we had a few. Perhaps Barry the Briefcase will be back in the frame?
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Seven years ago, 7,000 of us were in Milan watching us throw away a game we should have won. At least we beat them in the return fixture. We were an established Premier League club then, now languishing in the depths of the Championship. Booo!!!
