Morse

No. I can't think of a single British manager I would want.

I would rather Silva than Puel, but as has been stated there is better out there than both of them.

I would say the modern day 'entitled' fan doesn't exist in the form you and others promote. When I was first going to watch Saints in the early seventies, in the second division as was, every other game there would be a slow hand clap, or chants of 'What a load of Rubbish' ringing around the ground. This 'support your club at all costs and woe betide anyone who criticises the little darlings' is a new phenomena; as is the belief that the players fragile egos will crumble at the slightest negativity from the great unwashed. FFS these players earn twice or more in a week what the average man earns in a year, so if football clubs want that average man to part with £42 to watch ****** I would say he is entitled to moan. And besides it's all part of the pantomime that is professional football.

I would agree with your assessment of our situation totally, although not your suggestions for a replacement with the exception of Jokankovic, who would be a possible target if Fulham don't progress in the play-offs. Another name mentioned often is Carlos Carvalhal at Sheffield Wednesday, who appears to have managed 16 different clubs in a 16 year managerial career !!!!

Good job I'm not going because if any tw8t waved a Sun near me I would have something to say about it.

+1 Agreed again

Surely the table names should reflect loyalty. Thus the tables should be named after the players with the greatest loyalty to Saints. 1. Terry Paine 2. Mich Chanson 3. Nick Holmes 4. Matthew Le Tissier 5. Tommy Trainer 6. Jason Dodd 7. Bert Shelley 8. Eric Day 9. Samuel Meston (me neither) 10. Claus Lundkevam 11. John Sydenham 12. Arthur Dominy (likewise) 13, Manager Ted Bates.

Have you been working with glue or solvents in an unventilated room ?

Football fans are without doubt the most over sentimental bunch of hopeless romantics in the playground. Marcus Liebherr did exceptionally well with his investment in SFC, and I would hazard a guess if he was alive today would be looking to cash in his investment. All this talk about Katarina looking after her father's legacy and memory is utter ******. She's cashing in at the right time too, and good luck to her for it. Whether the Chinese lot will turn out to be good for SFC or not only time will tell but alas it's out of our hands.

I would take Tony Hart over Forster atm. and he's been dead 10 years FFS

9th, would be good from this point, 8th is probably too much to ask being realistic.

I've always been consistent in my knee-jerk reactions. When we lose Puel needs to go, when we win he gets anther season. ATM he needs sacking. Fact.

Red and White stripes all day every day. Anybody that wants an all white kit or all red kit or a sash kit, is not a true Saints fan and my sworn enemy. S.I.C.K (Saints in conventional kit)

This. The notorious Morse crew will be drinking in the Baker Street area and look forward to sharing a bit of banter with our Manchester friends. We have a lot of shrinking violets on here FFS.

Are you mad!!!! You'll never get out alive. !!

yep there won't be a football fan within a mile of any pub, nobody wants alcohol to impair their football experience. However, I would consider myself a Saints fan rather than a football fan and will be off my t1ts on class A by noon.

Do you serve Guinness and cheese and onion crisps?

The Sash is Gash. At best it makes one look like a runner at a school sports day, at worse a gargoyle trying to be a beauty queen. If you want to wear a Saints Kit may I humbly suggest the red and white stripes as worn by the greats such as Mat Le Tissier, Ron Davies, Mick Channon, Martin Chivers etc etc and every Saint for the last 130 years.

Train to Waterloo, Saturday. Overnight in Premier Inn (£90 per twin room in Ealing), on the lash saturday night. Sunday stress free stroll to the tube and back on it. Easy.

Whats wrong with anti-pompey songs? 'Pompey fan on a string', 'We are the Southampton the pride of the South', 'Who's fookin laughing now' nothing wrong with them, bette than singer a song about a player who is going to fook off in six months time.

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The notorious Morse Crew will be avoiding traffic and train mayhem by travelling up on the Saturday and staying overnight at one of Ealings finest hotels.

There is no doubt Reed deserves some credit for our return to the top flight, but equally there is no doubt he dropped a bollock by not getting a striker signed back in August, and for letting Fonte go without a replacement. Being as the biggest part of his job is recruitment and retention you have to ask yourself why he norsed up so spectacular. Where was the famous 'black box' ?

The Morse Crew will be mostly drinking in the Baker Street area before decamping to the Prince of Wales next to Kilburn Park tube.

Skates and Spurs, in that order are the only fans I feel genuine disgust of. Man U are no different to any other corporate club.