St Chalet Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 As it says. Should have a decent amount of votes today with it being home game and an internet stream.
LGTL Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chaplow, with mentions to Fonte, Guly and Lambert.
S-Clarke Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chaplow for me without question. Guly and Lambo come close, who were both excellent up front. But probably for the same reasons as everyone else, Chaplow gets it because he's at the top of his game right now. Probably playing as well as he ever has.
paulwantsapint Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Sounded on Solent that chappers yet again ran the game
Jimmy_D Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chaplow for me, but it was an amazing performance from the whole team.
Dimond Geezer Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chappers for me as well, with Guly & RL mentioned in despatches.
ringwood Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 well Chappers but Cork got thru an awful lot of work as well, timely interceptions, but wish I could pin down where Chappers is supposed to be on the pitch, at times he's the kid in the playground playing wherever the ball is.
sotonjoe Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 To ignore Lallana today is madness. Yes Chaplow worked hard, but the crosses Lallana put into the box were sublime. The quality of his crossing really shows the rest of the squad up. His assist for the 2nd goal was truly world class.
John Boy Saint Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chaplow without a doubt, but I am amazed that Hooiveld has not been mentioned in despatches I thought that he looked the stronger of the centre back pairing today, without a doubt the strongest performance I have seen from him at SMS so far. That Lambert bloke looks a bit useful too: he was everywhere.
Colinjb Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chappy for me. Boundless energy, the heartbeat of the team. Honourable mentions to Guly and Lallana, was so good to have him back.
kpturner Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,12040_7276221,0.html Spot the faux-pas :-)
Jimmy_D Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,12040_7276221,0.html Spot the faux-pas :-) Nigel Pearson
Dimond Geezer Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,12040_7276221,0.html Spot the faux-pas :-) I spotted it, 2nd word in, what's mt prize? Quality journalism.
Dimond Geezer Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Nigel Pearson Damn. I must type faster.
shurlock Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 (edited) Lambert narrowly for me - Chaplow was excellent; but Lambert was indispensable with his physical presence, allowing the likes of Chaplow to play/pick up the ball in dangerous areas. Shackle Lambert like Reading did and the whole team suffers. Edited 29 October, 2011 by shurlock
kpturner Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Nigel Pearson No, it was Mowbray's assertion that they were still in it at half-time
Jonnyboy Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Voted Chappers, although I feel deep down hwe isnt Prem quality.
the saint in winchester Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chappers was good, no doubt. But Corky was immense. He is not the Bambi-on-ice that I remember from first time around. Can't believe only 2 of us think him MoM.
Ohio Saint Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 It's like trying to pick out the prettiest diamond in the crown jewels, this week.
Saint137 Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 If he'd stayed on it would have been Guly, but you can hardly give MOTM for 55 mins and so it's Richard Chaplow Football Genius...
saints_is_the_south Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chaplow for me, as has been the last 3 or 4 games to be honest. A player bang on form, works so hard for the team and was everywhere today. As one West Ham fan put it the other week after we beat them, "That Chaplow looked 10 x the player our 50k a week captain (Nolan) did". Guly obviously gets a mention for the goals, Lambert very good again and showing he is so much more than just a goal scorer. And Jos too, after his first game against Forest never in my wildest dreams did I think he'd be this good, but he really is the real deal. So strong at the back and in the air, and very comfortable with the ball at his feet. My ratings today for the entire team would be: Davis: 7 Butterfield: 8 Jos: 7.5 Fonte: 7.5 Fox: 7.5 Chaplow: 9 Cork: 7 Hammond: 7 Lallana: 8 Lambert: 7.5 Guly: 8.5
K,Billy's supersound Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 voted for fox just because nobody else had. but my motm goes to davis, fox, jos, fonte, butterfeild, chaplow, hammond, cork, lallana, guly, lambert, conolly,de ridder,adkins,crosby, wilkins, the phsyio guy, tea lady, the guy on the turnstlye and guy serving food and drink. they all had very good game today.
Lazlo78 Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chaplow upset with Claridge: Rchap04 Richard chaplow #harsh saying I was poor last season, 35 apps 5 goals from midfield isn't bad by any ones standard!?! I don't know what exactly Claridge did say...
SaintBobby Posted 29 October, 2011 Posted 29 October, 2011 Chaplow was my MOTM, by some margin...a 9.8/10 performance But so many other players had great games. Hoovield, for example, was exceptional but probably not even in the top 4 Saints players.
egg Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Chaplow without a doubt, but I am amazed that Hooiveld has not been mentioned in despatches I thought that he looked the stronger of the centre back pairing today, without a doubt the strongest performance I have seen from him at SMS so far. That Lambert bloke looks a bit useful too: he was everywhere. Spot on. Hooiveld is outshining Fonte big time. Strong and very assured. Lambert is as strong and fit as he has ever been and is effective even when he doesn't bother the keeper. Chappers, well it's been said already - immense.
aussiesaint20 Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Is there a song for Richard Chaplow? Surely swing low, sweet chariot would/should be it. Chaplowwww Richaaaaard Chaplowwww *insert last line (heading to the premier leagueee?)
Jack Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Chappers was absolutely immense. Gets the vote by a distance, but was a great team performance. Lambo, Guly, Lallana, Jose and Jos were all top class today. We'd beat half of the teams in the top flight with a performance like that. RCFG
Jack Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 (edited) Chaplow upset with Claridge: Rchap04 Richard chaplow #harsh saying I was poor last season, 35 apps 5 goals from midfield isn't bad by any ones standard!?! I don't know what exactly Claridge did say... Think Chappers has got the wrong end of SC's comments. All he really said is that RC has really upped his game this season, and to us it's as good as signing a new midfielder. I think Claridge got it spot on, for once. Still a skate **** Edited 30 October, 2011 by Jimmy_D fixing the swear filter.
paulwantsapint Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Chaplow upset with Claridge: Rchap04 Richard chaplow #harsh saying I was poor last season, 35 apps 5 goals from midfield isn't bad by any ones standard!?! I don't know what exactly Claridge did say... Claridge said he massively surprised last season was a shadow of what I expected but is now like a new signing Poor claridge got his words mixed up he meant to say last season was a shadow of the current chappers
TheSaint75 Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Chaplow, with mentions to Fonte, Guly and Lambert. This, the whole team played very well as a unit and showed what a good team we can be against what was supposed to be tricky opposition. Well done all
oggiee Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 He hasn't been singled out for much praise on this thread which has amazed me but Butterfield had a fantastic game and is my motm due to him having a bigger challenge than most players on the pitch in emnes as he kept dropping out wide and dealt with him fantastically. Any young right backs coming through he club, watch his performance closely, especially the first 45 minutes, his positioning and timing was spot on every time and you could just tell Emnes hated playing against him after a while. Obvious special mentions to Jos, Guly, Lambert and the man of the last few games, Chaplow. Stunning team. COYR
Jonnyboy Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Funny cos if Guly's post shot had gone in he'd probably be running away with it.
toofarnorth Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 When you watch the match highlights Hammond also made some great passes. The chip out to butterfield for Guly's first and the chip through to lambert for his volley at the end. Great performances all over the pitch.
eelpie Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Chaplow was unquestionably outstanding and far and away the mom despite Guly's fist half goals. But I'm surprised Kelv hasn't been awarded any votes because he made some terrific head to boot saves again.
Saint-Reece Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Is there a song for Richard Chaplow? Surely swing low, sweet chariot would/should be it. Chaplowwww Richaaaaard Chaplowwww *insert last line (heading to the premier leagueee?) It's got to be 'Richard Chaplow football genius!!!'
Leslie Charteris Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 He hasn't been singled out for much praise on this thread which has amazed me but Butterfield had a fantastic game and is my motm due to him having a bigger challenge than most players on the pitch in emnes as he kept dropping out wide and dealt with him fantastically. Any young right backs coming through he club, watch his performance closely, especially the first 45 minutes, his positioning and timing was spot on every time and you could just tell Emnes hated playing against him after a while. COYR Agree with that, he could have popped the ball in a bucket from 50 yards the way he was playing - Guly didn't have to move for that first goal.
St_Tel49 Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Chappers was good, no doubt. But Corky was immense. He is not the Bambi-on-ice that I remember from first time around. Can't believe only 2 of us think him MoM. Chaplow was the player who caught the eye with the energy and physicality of his performance but many players had excellent games - Cork included - that is why we are top of the league
wightman35 Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 I have not voted because I thought they were all brilliant, including Nigel and his backroom staff. Nevertheless; well done Chappers!
krissyboy31 Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 suspected Chaplow would win it (unbelievable workrate) but surprised how far ahead of everyone else he is. I voted Lambert who was just immense but I'm sure there's a few on here who think he was crap because he didn't score.
Ohio Saint Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 I have not voted because I thought they were all brilliant, including Nigel and his backroom staff. Nevertheless; well done Chappers! I've said it several times before in these threads. The poll poster should give the multiple choice option to give a better indication of our opinions.
Ohio Saint Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 suspected Chaplow would win it (unbelievable workrate) but surprised how far ahead of everyone else he is. I voted Lambert who was just immense but I'm sure there's a few on here who think he was crap because he didn't score. Um, Chaplow didn't score either, and Guly got TWO!!
SuperMikey Posted 30 October, 2011 Posted 30 October, 2011 Chaplow was brilliant yesterday, but he tired visibly towards the end of the game. I think he deserves a rest on Tuesday, he's run his socks off the last 3 or 4 weeks. My vote goes to Guly because he looked incredibly chuffed when he scored, and it's good to build his confidence up. If he repeats the feat on Tuesday then I think he'll be second choice striker behind Rickie.
Sheaf Saint Posted 31 October, 2011 Posted 31 October, 2011 I've said it several times before in these threads. The poll poster should give the multiple choice option to give a better indication of our opinions. Well the people of the UK voted against an AV system earlier this year, so I guess it's only right we stick with the same FPTP system on here really.
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