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But only if we know the name of the Limited Company. I seem to recall when Markus took over, an off the shelf company was purchased. If we know that, we might be able to get copies of the accounts, unless the name has been changed which so often happens.

We started with our "best Team" yesterday and agree that it was a poor game, Lallana's goals apart. I did not think Punch had a very good game either but in saying this our goals came from his crosses.I would have preferred Papa on for Barnard, although did not feel he needed changing, and Antonio on the wing in place of Punch. I am not the manager though and we ground out a win so AP was right. We know we can play better than this,as witnessed by many games this season, and we are still in with a chance of the play offs. Keep optimistic and a good win V Charlton will cheer us all up again and we will have forgotten Leyton Orient.

Probably better to have had it on show in the Magastore. May have brought a few more in for some impulse buying too. I would have liked to have seen it close up.

I do not think many of us do-it is just how our innermost thoughts came out when answering the questions.

'arry says they have wonderful fans and he cannot be wrong!

Whatever the rights and wrongs of this I hope he comes out of it. Get well Claus for you and your families sake.

Molyneaux too.

But I think Storrie liked it best at West Ham with Redknapp and Lampard Senior but never knew why they all got the sack. Neither did we.

WEmbley is a stage that would have suited him. We missed him badly on Sunday as Wotton is not the player that MS is.

Words cannot explain the enjoyment I had with my family at Wembley yesterday. I have been reliving the day again today via Sky and BBC I player. Magic.

Of course we must keep Papa and Antonio if we can. They both fulfill an important part of our in depth squad. We can release about 6/7 others and still be able to get another right back and midfielder to strengthen these positions.

So would I. McGoldrick/BWP hardly ever start for their new clubs.

We must never forget Derek Reeves. He was a young lad who played for Bournemouth Gasworks on a beatiful pitch at Alder Road Poole. He rose through the ranks and was a joy to watch at Saints.Local boy done good indeed.RIP.

Could not go to the match last night but judging by the posts, we were not at our best, Despite that, the stats showed us to have the edge, and we hit posts, goals disallowed and shots cleared off the line. Swindon are in the playoffs too. We cannot win every game and we will have games like this from time to time. The disappointment will go away and we must remember have come a long way since the first game of the season when mid table was our goal. The playoffs were always a big expectation with the 10 points deduction, so let us enjoy those great wins we have had and of course the visit to Wembley on the 28th.Whatever happens, no one can deny we have some very good players and overall ,are enjoying our football once again.

I cannot see how Mr Androcles an say that he will cut things to the bone, when he allows them to fly to Burnley last week and overnight in a Hotel and then pay Storrie £35K per month. Exactly what is Storrie supposed to be doing, as surely Androcles is running things at the Club now? The whole thing stinks and I wonder if there is more than we can ever imagine, to come out of this mess.

I must be honest though and say that when we failed to return to the Premiership and were bottom of the Championship last season, I never had an inkling that we would be able to play so well and have so many quality players as we have now.

I can appreciate how you feel. I have always found David Luker very helpful and if you contact him and explain, he should be able to check the number of tickets you buy and therefore may be able to help you.

If cutting things to the bone means flying the team and entourage to Burnley and staying in a hotel overnight, the Administrator would have had a little more credence, if he made them go up on the coach early on Saturday.

Your right, it was Tahar but the chant went "New boots Tahar--New boots Tahar" and was sung again within my family, when anybody had new shoes.

The Stripes were on sale in the megastore on Saturday with the words "Johnsons Paint Trophy Final Wembley thereon." After selling these, there is no way we will wear a different strip.

Thanks for all the reports guys. How can we be so poor after the elation of Norwich? However, some of the other top teams lost at Home tonight so I expect their supporters are suffering too. We set are sights on mid table at the beginning of the season and it looks as though we shall be just below the playoffs come the end. We have a bonus with Wembley and had a good cup run so everything is not all that bleak. The only thing that worries me is our ability not to win against poor teams and as someone else said, we play poor on bad pitches and they will be with us next year. We will still have virtually the same team then, so a change of tactics on those grounds will be needed.

Dissapointing there was no discussion with Claridge as with most other Teams. This was a great win against the league leaders who had not dropped a point at home for 11 games for goodness sake. Shame on you BBC--licence refund please!

From BBC I Player it seemed to me he was going forward with step overs and assisted Lallana when he hit the post. He also did the same for Puncheon who then did well with a burst of speed to get around a defender to cross for Barnard to score.

Thanks for the reports guys. I had BBC Sports Live Text on and I could see from Stats etc that we were well on top, especially first half. The goals will do Barnard good and give him extra confidence now and I really look forward to seeing Puncheon at SMS. I watched him at Exeter on that mud heap and could see he was classy on the ball with an excellent first touch.

I think we were lucky to get AP as manager. Many good managers would not be prepared to "lower" themselves into the 3rd division. Thank goodness he could think outside the box and see the bigger picture. He inherited a terrible team with hardly any pre-season who could not defend set pieces, had no pace and could not score goals. There is still some dead wood to clear out but look how far we have come. Judging by the crowds we get most Saints supporters agree. I like what he says and how we now play. It will always be a struggle to get out of this division primarily due to the state of the pitches and the direct style of play of some teams. Let us therefore get behind him and hope we can get promoted next season when we can play good football on better pitches as we do at St Marys.