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That interview is on Saints player and worth a listen. Genuine emotion, when he talks about understanding how much it means.

 

Intresting they have a "great week of motivation lined up" - Which sounds as though it is different to normal and the bit about "Forget the league campaign" has me believing he is going to pull this one off- check back in on Sunday for a shape chnage that wins the game or some inspired subs.

 

It's only Tuesday and the nerves. adredalin and exictment have already started to kick in.

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That interview is on Saints player and worth a listen. Genuine emotion, when he talks about understanding how much it means.

 

Intresting they have a "great week of motivation lined up" - Which sounds as though it is different to normal and the bit about "Forget the league campaign" has me believing he is going to pull this one off- check back in on Sunday for a shape chnage that wins the game or some inspired subs.

 

It's only Tuesday and the nerves. adredalin and exictment have already started to kick in.

 

I haven't been this up for a game for years. My 9yo is cool as a cucumber but I'm totally pumped.

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That interview is on Saints player and worth a listen. Genuine emotion, when he talks about understanding how much it means.

 

Intresting they have a "great week of motivation lined up" - Which sounds as though it is different to normal and the bit about "Forget the league campaign" has me believing he is going to pull this one off- check back in on Sunday for a shape chnage that wins the game or some inspired subs.

 

It's only Tuesday and the nerves. adredalin and exictment have already started to kick in.

 

It's not showing on Saints Player...?

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Posted elsewhere in error, my thoughts below:

 

I am 100% behind Nigel and his methods but I'm also a little concerned.

 

Why is the game against Portsmouth to be approached any differently to any other away game?

 

We won't win the league by winning one game. Our motivation to win should be 100% game in and game out.

 

All I can see by focusing on one game in this way, is that the players come on the pitch over-pumped, one is sent off within minutes (my money is on Morgan) and we watch another three points away from home slip away...

 

We have the class and capability to rise above this tribal b o ll o x and deliver three points. Plain, simple, straightforward.

 

We can crow about it afterwards to our hearts content, but if we lose this (a game we have now made a primary focus), how does that stand us any stead for future away games that we have now rendered 'less important'...

 

I hope he is purely playing to the crowd with this one and that, in fact, we're approaching this game exactly the same as all other games!!

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Posted elsewhere in error, my thoughts below:

 

I am 100% behind Nigel and his methods but I'm also a little concerned.

 

Why is the game against Portsmouth to be approached any differently to any other away game?

 

We won't win the league by winning one game. Our motivation to win should be 100% game in and game out.

 

All I can see by focusing on one game in this way, is that the players come on the pitch over-pumped, one is sent off within minutes (my money is on Morgan) and we watch another three points away from home slip away...

 

We have the class and capability to rise above this tribal b o ll o x and deliver three points. Plain, simple, straightforward.

 

We can crow about it afterwards to our hearts content, but if we lose this (a game we have now made a primary focus), how does that stand us any stead for future away games that we have now rendered 'less important'...

 

I hope he is purely playing to the crowd with this one and that, in fact, we're approaching this game exactly the same as all other games!!

 

I think NA always takes it one game at a time TBH. Its just that this one has more importance to the fans. As to the rest - we haven't been great on our travels so I expect him to focus a little more on the how do we win away games - again it just so happens that its against that lot down the road.

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Posted elsewhere in error, my thoughts below:

 

I am 100% behind Nigel and his methods but I'm also a little concerned.

 

Why is the game against Portsmouth to be approached any differently to any other away game?

 

We won't win the league by winning one game. Our motivation to win should be 100% game in and game out.

 

All I can see by focusing on one game in this way, is that the players come on the pitch over-pumped, one is sent off within minutes (my money is on Morgan) and we watch another three points away from home slip away...

 

We have the class and capability to rise above this tribal b o ll o x and deliver three points. Plain, simple, straightforward.

 

We can crow about it afterwards to our hearts content, but if we lose this (a game we have now made a primary focus), how does that stand us any stead for future away games that we have now rendered 'less important'...

 

I hope he is purely playing to the crowd with this one and that, in fact, we're approaching this game exactly the same as all other games!!

I actually agree. Same goes for his post-match interview on Sat, the interviewer for Saints player's approach to questioning Lambert & Adkins, fans constantly sending messages to players on twitter telling them how important a win would be, fans at games constantly singing that annoying 'We're coming for you' song at games. Don't need it. This game has enough hype as it is, the players know its a big one, we don't need to build it up anymore.
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Posted elsewhere in error, my thoughts below:

 

I am 100% behind Nigel and his methods but I'm also a little concerned.

 

Why is the game against Portsmouth to be approached any differently to any other away game?

 

We won't win the league by winning one game. Our motivation to win should be 100% game in and game out.

 

All I can see by focusing on one game in this way, is that the players come on the pitch over-pumped, one is sent off within minutes (my money is on Morgan) and we watch another three points away from home slip away...

 

We have the class and capability to rise above this tribal b o ll o x and deliver three points. Plain, simple, straightforward.

 

We can crow about it afterwards to our hearts content, but if we lose this (a game we have now made a primary focus), how does that stand us any stead for future away games that we have now rendered 'less important'...

 

I hope he is purely playing to the crowd with this one and that, in fact, we're approaching this game exactly the same as all other games!!

 

That saved me typing.

 

My sentiments word for word.

 

Dangerous mind game to play IMO.

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Please give it a rest with "on the bus" references FFS. It's f*cking boring and been done to death.

 

PS you dont just think he's telling you what you want to hear do you? If he said "it's just another game" etc and then we play sh*t you'll all be moaning that he didnt understand the importance of it.

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Please give it a rest with "on the bus" references FFS. It's f*cking boring and been done to death.

 

PS you dont just think he's telling you what you want to hear do you? If he said "it's just another game" etc and then we play sh*t you'll all be moaning that he didnt understand the importance of it.

 

That's why I said I hope he playing to the crowd and not actually taking any different approach.

 

Although most fans are grown ups, they do understand that we're in this league to win it and losing to the skates would simply be the same as Doncaster - three points dropped!!

 

If we lose twice to Pompey and get promoted as Champions, I won't give a toss. Maybe it will give them a little satisfaction in Carey Street as their club is wound up...

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