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Not surprising their record playing at SMS when we had the likes of Jermaine Wright and Darren Powell scoring the goals! Make no mistake, this will be one of our biggest tests. They're **** with an ageing defence but will look to make things difficult for us. Think Pelle will be the key man so we need a big performance from him. We need to be patient, but RoKo has shown his ability to change things. 1-0 Saints in a scrappy game

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QPR record at St Mary's = played 5, won 3, drawn 2, lost 0...

 

 

ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP Sa 10Sep 2005

RESULT

Southampton 1 -1 QPR

HT 1 - 1 FT 1 - 1

Danny Higginbotham (37)

Dan ****tu (32)

 

ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP Sa 30Sep 2006

RESULT

Southampton 1 -2 QPR

HT 1 - 2 FT 1 - 2

Jermaine Wright (3)

Dexter Blackstock (34)Ray Jones (40)

 

ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP Sa 09Feb 2008

RESULT

Southampton 2 -3 QPR

HT 1 - 2 FT 2 - 3

Darren Powell (1)Youssef Safri (s/o 78)Stern John (90)

Martin Rowlands (38)Patrick Agyemang (45, 60)

 

ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP Sa 14Mar 2009

RESULT

Southampton 0 -0 QPR

HT 0 - 0 FT 0 - 0

 

 

ENGLISH PREMIER Sa 02Mar 2013

RESULT

Southampton 1 -2 QPR

HT 1 - 1 FT 1 - 2

Gaston Ramirez (45)

Loic Remy (14)Jay Bothroyd (77)

 

Higginbotham, Powell, Safri and Jermaine Wright. Is it something about this fixtures that our ****test players get on the scoresheet?

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Not surprising their record playing at SMS when we had the likes of Jermaine Wright and Darren Powell scoring the goals! Make no mistake, this will be one of our biggest tests. They're **** with an ageing defence but will look to make things difficult for us. Think Pelle will be the key man so we need a big performance from him. We need to be patient, but RoKo has shown his ability to change things. 1-0 Saints in a scrappy game

 

This is my worry, I think they'll sit back, but play on the counter. They have pace and ability on the counter as well, so could well cause us problems....and Austin is someone who seems to always cause us problems.

 

I'd love to see Mane up against Isla though.....I thought Isla was a great signing for them, but it's clear that he's not quite 100% yet....so let's throw Mane at him...literally!

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This is my worry, I think they'll sit back, but play on the counter. They have pace and ability on the counter as well, so could well cause us problems....and Austin is someone who seems to always cause us problems.

 

I'd love to see Mane up against Isla though.....I thought Isla was a great signing for them, but it's clear that he's not quite 100% yet....so let's throw Mane at him...literally!

I'd start with Long and keep Mane on the bench. Gardos deserves to stay in the 11 ahead of Toby as well. Mane will certainly excite and make things happen for us, but will equally frustrate the fans. He ran himself into the ground last night so I'd save him for later in the game.

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I'd start with Long and keep Mane on the bench. Gardos deserves to stay in the 11 ahead of Toby as well. Mane will certainly excite and make things happen for us, but will equally frustrate the fans. He ran himself into the ground last night so I'd save him for later in the game.

 

We have an agreement with Toby, if fit he plays unless he performs badly two weeks in a row or something.

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I think Koeman will go with Long instead of Mane, can't see him playing two games in a weeks yet. Long for 70 mins then Mane to ruin them for the final 20.

This.

 

Subs will be vital this week I think, as there were a few players who played back to back and put in a real shift last night.

 

Wouldn't surprise me if McQueen, Isgrove and or Reed get runouts end half if we can kill the game off early.

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RK has no history with HR in the same way that we have experienced so will not be unduly worried about 'getting his own back'.He will just treat it as yet another game which he wants to win.He will pick the team which best suits his tactics and I for one look forward to three more points under the guidance of Ronald.

COYS!

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We should thrash QPR. If Rio Ferdinand is too old and not good enough for Man Utd then he's certainly got a tougher task on at QPR.

 

We should. As I said yesterday, we should destroy their slow centre backs and slow/injured midfield. BUT ... I remember having that feeling last time that lot came to St Marys. Just feel uneasy about this ...

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I keep seeing previews similar to this. It's so set up for an easy-ish Saints win. In the past this has usually meant a 1-0 defeat. Big game. I'm going with 4-0 to Saints though.

 

Southampton (WWWW) v QPR (LWLD)

Southampton are the only team in the Premier League who have a 100% win rate across their past four matches in all competitions. Not only have Southampton been winning, but their stats across their past four league games are strong. They’re ranked high for goals scored (eight) and clean sheets (three), and ranked low for goals conceded (one). QPR have failed to score in two of their past four games and scored three goals in their other two, so with these stats coupled with Southampton’s strong defensive numbers, a Saints clean sheet looks likely. I also expect Southampton to score a few goals against a QPR defence which has conceded 10 goals, the second most in the league. For this match, I’d bet on Southampton to win comfortably to nil.

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Look, I despise the saggy-faced **** as much as the next man but (and the same with Poch) I'd rather just blank him and up the decibels in Koeman support, not enough inside St Mary's really do the intimidating thing too well.

 

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Oh, hang on, I've just changed my mind, give him dogs.

 

And Hoddle, and the ex-skate player, and their gobby fans, and Kid Jensen, and Fern Cotton, and Bill Bailey, and Shane Richie, and Martin Clunes, and Pete Doherty...............................................

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Mark Clattenburg is the ref! He's done a Saints away game since "Lallanagate", but I think this is his first St Mary's game since that incident.

I'm sure some wag will come up with a song regard to Clattenburg being right about AL.

 

The ref he was right, the ref he was right

Adam Lallana

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their defence is horrendous

but it was not much better 2 years ago

 

Ferdinand has been a disaster and would love to see pelle utterly bully him.

be a brilliant run if we win this. and with our players, regardless of our good run, we have to win games like this

 

Forster

 

Clyne

Fonte

Gardos (assuming TA is not fully fit)

Bertrand

 

Morgan

Cork

Davis

 

Tadic

Pelle

Long

 

 

Davis, Targett, TA/Gardos, Vic, Mane, Reed, Isgrove/Mcqueen/Mayuka

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We completely fluffed this one two seasons ago

 

I expect us to win, but I can't see Saints playing with the same intensity as they did last night. If players aren't slightly showing signs of tiredness Big Ron surely has been working miracles.

I expect a well managed, paced game.

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Think Pelle will be bang up for this, he said in one of his interviews that if he goes two games without a goal then he does everything he can to get one in the third. Didn't score against Swansea or Arsenal, so think he will be going all out to grab one. Can see Long starting this one, tiring out the full backs before Mane comes on and exploits that. Would love to see him up against Ferdinand as there can surely be no contest in a race between the two! And Richard Dunne, come to think of it.

 

As people have referenced before, one of our biggest problems against teams that come to defend was lack of players that can unlock the defence. I think Tadíc seems like the kind of player that could do that, and it would only take one good cross onto the head of Pelle that could decide things. Not to mention that Barton and Sandro are injured! Morgan, Wanyama, Davis and Cork will surely be enough to cope with a depleted QPR midfield, and throw in their recently found scoring form and they could have a field day. I've got no worries between who starts out of Gardos and Alderweireld at the back as both have looked very solid and should be able to deal with Austin or Vargas.

 

God, if we won this that's six in a row, and a chance to go top for the evening. Mental. I can't wait.

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I can't believe I have lived to see the day (I am 80) when Saints could have a £10million player (Long) on the bench with possibly Wanyama who must be worth even more. Last season our bench wasn't worth tuppence. Good days! As long as the bench can be kept happy

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I've always like the QPR fans i've met, decent bunch proper fans and not glory hunters in the slightest. To be honest when you're that close to Chelsea you know that the modern day plastic cu.nt will go with Chelsea instead so it just leaves a good hardcore of fans for QPR.

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Last time QPR came to St. Mary's we spent ages berating 'arry as opposed to supporting our own team. Not trying to call superiority because I was just as involved. It seemed to play into Redknapp's hands though - let's face it, he doesn't give a toss what we think and it deflected attention from his lacklustre squad.

 

I'll never forgive the saggy-faced, twitchy ****, but since this season started, the Koeman era has exuded positivity. To my mind we'd be better off focusing on Saints' performance for this one.

 

As a prime example, Pellè looked dead on his feet by the end of last night's match, but appeared genuinely chuffed that the crowd kept chanting his name and gave everything he had left in the tank.

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And that's how the Harry myth just keeps on rolling, people actually ignore the obvious and believe his garbage.

 

Lowe made lots of mistakes, but not wanting to bankrupt the club wasn't one of them.

 

Redknapp admitted his heart wasn't in the job. People like Benali, Le Tissier and countless others gave everything to keep it up for near 3 decades, and Redknapp came in, paid his son a fortune to play injured, and got us relegated without giving a toss.

 

Even if that had never happened, his constant whining in the media, the excuse making, the contradictions every single week, his old school ******** and resistance to change and endless self aggrandising...I think that would be enough to despise the ****.

 

Get over yourself mate. Lowe was worse than you will ever know. Harry wasn't blameless either but I actually for once had experience of what happened. Haven't got a clue what happens now tho as nothing to do with it.

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That did cross my mind as well. I was pretty pumped about going second. Imagine if we were top on Saturday; I'd be on gas and air!

 

Whilst this would provide short term euphoria, longer term it would work against us as every team would up their game against us and would want to put us in our "rightful place". Much better to be the stalking horse and peak towards the end of the season IMHO.

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The problem with this game is that even the best teams struggle to win 6 in a row. That is really going some, unless you're a top top team .

 

Or unless that run involves playing lower league opposition, some utter dross (WHU, Newcastle,) and a bit of luck (Swans). Long may it continue however. A win on Saturday and an expected bad result for Spurs at Arsenal and our trip to WHL could see Poch under some real pressure. I think I'd enjoy that.

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