The Premier League Thread

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OGS has to be a couple wins from retaining the Man Utd job now; when he took over, they were 11 points out of the top four, and everyone (Mourinho included) had written off their chances of returning to CL. They're now holding fourth, and while that has much to do with Chelsea's pathetic performance of late, it's hard to imagine them replacing a club icon who has pulled off such a recovery.
 
Schad said:
OGS has to be a couple wins from retaining the Man Utd job now; when he took over, they were 11 points out of the top four, and everyone (Mourinho included) had written off their chances of returning to CL. They're now holding fourth, and while that has much to do with Chelsea's pathetic performance of late, it's hard to imagine them replacing a club icon who has pulled off such a recovery.
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They've got to play Chelsea (cup and league), Arsenal, Liverpool and City in their run in from here on, so if he does reach top four and brings back a trophy it must be nailed on.

A collapse/slump and you'd assume Woodward will be back to looking for Mauricio's number.
 
- Doing The Lambert Walk said:
They've got to play Chelsea (cup and league), Arsenal, Liverpool and City in their run in from here on, so if he does reach top four and brings back a trophy it must be nailed on.

A collapse/slump and you'd assume Woodward will be back to looking for Mauricio's number.
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Yeah, their run in is very tough, but I think it'd take a collapse at this point. Even if they lose to PSG and fail to win the FA Cup, getting into (or even very close to) the top four makes for a pretty compelling case.
 
I am guilty of taking the premier league for granted.

Watching aguero today reminded me of the quality we have the privilege of watching each week. Some of the world's best players and managers on our doorstep.

Southampton have competed admirably against a wealth of talent over the last few years. I so hope our journey continues. As I have read on other posts we must give our team our full support on matchdays. This forum is a platform to vent frustrations. Our home form has been poor but lets fire our team up at st Mary's in the games we have left with the team and supporters marching in.
 
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