Games where we played well since Koeman left?

[doddisalegend]

Let's face it the last few seasons of following saints have been like having your gonads shaved with a cheese grater painful and not fun.

 

It feels like I've spent a lot of time watching us play very badly since Koeman left.. but there must have been some good games right? Games where afterwards you actually felt happy, and up beat, with the effort, pride and ability of the players on display. Where the manager got it spot on with his plan and subs .

 

Problem is I'm struggling to think of many.

 

The two legs against Liverpool in the cup was a bit of a masterclass from Puel in how to play a two leg tie.

 

The cup final that followed was a good game where we played well despite the final result.

 

What other games are there, since Koeman left, where we actually played well?

 

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[Lighthouse]

Sparta Prague at home, after that I thought we’d stroll that group, along with Inter.

 

The second halves against Wolves and Spurs were decent last year.

[doddisalegend]

Sparta Prague at home, after that I thought we’d stroll that group, along with Inter.

 

The second halves against Wolves and Spurs were decent last year.

Oh year Sparta when Austin looked good for a night.

 

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[S-Clarke]

Oh year Sparta when Austin looked good for a night.

 

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Then did his shoulder and that was that.

[doddisalegend]

Then did his shoulder and that was that.

Oh yeah I forgot that.

 

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[nta786]

Oh yeah I forgot that.

 

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The 4-1 vs Everton at home with Pellegrino, though with hindsight that result meant he stayed 3 months longer than he should have and bought him some time!

 

Otherwise nothing really springs to mind- the last game I celebrated over the moon though was that Swansea win given the background behind it too. I am surprised it doesn’t get talked about more given the implications of the game.

[doddisalegend]

The 4-1 vs Everton at home with Pellegrino, though with hindsight that result meant he stayed 3 months longer than he should have and bought him some time!

 

Otherwise nothing really springs to mind- the last game I celebrated over the moon though was that Swansea win given the background behind it too. I am surprised it doesn’t get talked about more given the implications of the game.

I'm not sure we where even played that well in that Everton game it was certainly a surprise result given how crap we'd been but Everton where atrocious at the time and sacked their manager afterwards iirc.

 

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[nta786]

I'm not sure we where even played that well in that Everton game it was certainly a surprise result given how crap we'd been but Everton where atrocious at the time and sacked their manager afterwards iirc.

 

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42042018

 

The stats suggest otherwise but yes Everton were diabolical.

[Sheaf Saint]

I think the cup final was probably the last time I genuinely enjoyed watching Saints, despite the result.

 

Best part of three years ago

[Lord Duckhunter]

We played some cracking away games under Puel.

 

 

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[LGTL]

Skates away was pretty fun I guess.

[BJBSAINTS]

Home games since Ronald went have been so average. My 11 year old son put the free scarf over his eyes today and wanted to go to sleep! He used love turning up to watch that attacking side which entertained and scored goals for fun....

[Jonnyboy]

Skates away was pretty fun I guess.

 

Surely this.

[Saints foreva]

Skates away was pretty fun I guess.

 

Summed up how woeful they are that this shower of ****e smashed them 4-0.

[Morse]

Skates away was pretty fun I guess.

 

Yes is was fun eventually. Solid result but we tried hard to go behind in the first 30 minutes.