andrew7610

what does Mitoma have to do to get a booking?

Of course the other option is to leave when we go 4-0 down, at about 52 minutes I reckon

Don't forget that getting away from the Amex by train after the match is an absolute nightmare as that poxy little station can't cope with that many people - as others have said, Mill Road Park and Ride is your best bet.

I bought a Hummel away kit for £13 from DHGate in the relegation season, and got the sponsor off using the nail polish remover method. You definitely need to turn the shirt inside out and apply it to the back of the transfer - if you put the liquid on the front of the sponsor it will just cause the ink to run onto the fabric and could possibly stain it. The plasticky front print peels off quite easily (do it bit-by-bit, don't be tempted to do it all in one go), but I was initially left with some of the glue residue still on the shirt (so essentially a transparent but still slightly visible outline of the sponsor logo shape) but after a couple of standard wash cycles that's gone too.

Denmark had to have a third version which was green, although I'm not sure if they ever wore it...

You don't even have to be a Saints fan to enjoy this one:

Bobson Dugnutt looks like exactly the kind of player our midfield has been missing since Romeu left...

Koeman's Saints thrashing Arsenal (who were in-form and would have gone top with a win) 4-0 with Martina's absolute beauty of a strike

Brighton don't deserve a place in Europe if they concede so much as a throw-in against our shower of shit.

I live in mid Sussex, having grown up in Woolston. There's no other Saints in my village that I know of, and the only other fans I've seen are Dean Hammond's kids who are always in Saints shirts (I think he does private coaching sessions in the next village along from us). I don't get to many Saints games these days as my son is a bit of a junior groundhopper who wants to go to a different level of football each week and prefers non-league crowds to the Premier League which he finds a bit overwhelming (he's autistic and it's a sensory thing). Before junior came along, I worked in Dubai and flew in for the MK Dons game midweek in the JPT, to ensure I'd get a ticket for Wembley. A mate of mine from Winchester just bought a ticket for the semi but didn't actually attend, but that was enough to qualify him for a Wembley ticket too, which is what I should have done!

Martin Semmens said earlier in the year that by letting players in Broja's position move onto a 'bigger' side, the idea is that we can show other similar hot prospects that we are a tempting side to play in the PL for (rather than languishing in the reserves at a CL side), as we provide a proven pathway to bigger things and won't stand in the way when the time comes. It sort of makes sense for us to keep doing this.

Does anybody have the mini kits you hang in your car from seasons past that they want to sell me (or better still, donate!). If you do, please let me know which season and how much. Thanks

We have a trophy cabinet?

I imagine last season's top 7 will end up this year's top 7 - the usual suspects every year. That makes 8th place the best of the rest - last year, that was us. I cannot see this year being any different - we're in a mini-league with West Ham, Newcastle, Swansea and a couple of others, and so far this season we're better than all of them, so we might sneak a higher finish if one or more of the top 7 doesn't hit form - Spurs and Everton looking likeliest. Either way, I'm loving being a Saint right now and am just enjoying it for what it is - great football week in, week out.

If you have a Sky Sports subscription, you're (a small) part of the problem, and overseas TV revenues dwarf even the current Sky deal. Matchday attendance is increasingly irrelevant to the PL clubs in revenue terms. We're seemingly only at the grounds to provide a colourful and noisy backdrop to the Global TV Product they now market.