saintedwill

I thought Danny Wilsdon was at Swindon and Richard Money was at Newcastle?

when I was just a little boy, I asked my mother "what should I be" Should I vote Rupert? Or Michael Wilde? Here's what she said to me... Wash your mouth out son, Go get your father's gun And shoot the chairmen scum And support the Saints!!!

hmmmm, I think it all depends on the formation

that's why I'd suggest leaving on 45 mins at the start of the second half. It would mean that symbolically the whistle becomes more than a signal for the restart of the game and acts as a point for us to speak up together against Lowe. Where would the cameras look at the start of the 2nd half if as soon as the whistle went, everyone started to walk out?

True, but the point of any boycott should be symbolic and not financial. So it should be done when we're next on tv (we don't do well on the telly anyway, so you won't miss much) to embarrass Lowe in front of an audience. I like CB Fry's idea best and hope it would work, but second to that I'd like to see many Lowe Out type banners across different parts of the ground all being waved in synchronisation with a banner being flown across the stadium, five minutes before the game starts. Then at the start of the second half, as soon as the whistle goes I'd like to see as many people as possible get out of their seats and walk out.

We started the season with inexperienced players and an inexperienced manager playing some cracking football. We still play cracking football, but the problem is that we are so one dimensional and easy to beat, it's hard to believe. I love watching some of the football we play - but if you balance that out with the manner in which teams absolutley tonk us, then it's heartbreaking. If I have to hear another opposition manger saying we're the best footballing side they've played this season after we've taken a beating, I don't know what I'll do. The current chairman should have realised very on (after the FA Cup Final) that you need to spend money to consolidate your position and kick on. Sadly that didn't happen and it's all been downhill from there and now it's pretty much too late to rescue the whole sorry situation. I hate being this negative about the club I love, but David Armstrong is right when he say desperate - the only thing is that oit's a massive understatement. I just wish we had a chairman who cared more about the business of the club, rather than just protecting his investment.

We started the season with inexperienced players and an inexperienced manager playing some cracking football. We still play cracking football, but the problem is that we are so one dimensional and easy to beat, it's hard to believe. I love watching some of the football we play - but if you balance that out with the manner in which teams absolutley tonk us, then it's heartbreaking. If I have to hear another opposition manger saying we're the best footballing side they've played this season after we've taken a beating, I don't know what I'll do. The current chairman should have realised very on (after the FA Cup Final) that you need to spend money to consolidate your position and kick on. Sadly that didn't happen and it's all been downhill from there and now it's pretty much too late to rescue the whole sorry situation. I hate being this negative about the club I love, but David Armstrong is right when he say desperate - the only thing is that oit's a massive understatement. I just wish we had a chairman who cared more about the business of the club, rather than just protecting his investment.

there really is no point in listening to the radio hampshire post match interview and the sooner someone mentions that on the phone in the better. the manager should be taken to task when things don't go well, it sounds more like Will Cope wants to take him out for a drink

there really is no point in listening to the radio hampshire post match interview and the sooner someone mentions that on the phone in the better. the manager should be taken to task when things don't go well, it sounds more like Will Cope wants to take him out for a drink