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Vibes.

A rare example of a real value matching a player's FPL value.

Was trying to think when the last time we had a new manager bounce in terms of results was, like Wolves are having, or even Leicester experienced briefly? Must have been at least 4-5 managers ago.

In that case, beyond hoping Juric keeps us up, we are also hoping Sheffield Wednesday don't go up. By which point - obviously - Rohl gets poached by another team anyway. It is the true Saints way.

And the fact Corberan thought he was a player for a second and got sent off for touching the ball while in play.

I think the opportunity is a good one - is a no pressure tilt at PL survival, gaining a half season window to manage in the PL, and having a very good shot at being in the mix to come back up if/when we do go down. Is nothing to lose and everything to gain for many of the best Championship...

Haven't they had to pay themselves out of a ten year contract? That sounds a difficult decision to me!

Was good to see Mohammed Salisu represent the Saints brand in Europe last night, messing about with short passes around his own area before gifting Saka a goal from a short pass back to the GK within the six yard box. That's as close an experience of watching Saints in the Champions League as...

The question needs to be asked: would you take Nathan Jones if it was the only option? Or keep Russell? That's the true test of what we think about Russell Martin.

What could work in our favour is that Unai Emery has clearly never seen us play: "For us it's a challenge, how we can compete against this team, more or less at the beginning, knowing their capacity to keep the ball possession is one of the best in the Premier League. I know with my...

They're just playing the game out now until Brighton get something.

I'm sure many have already mentioned this, but with the amount of fouls Dibling wins, having JWP back in the squad would be the perfect compliment.

Am also glad that someone (even if it's just his dad) is acknowledging Fabio Carvalho made the wrong decision with his choice of club. Should have come to Saints.

Saw that - we'd surely have to go for that if it's at all possible. Suits all parties massively in terms of game time and geography. Guess we'd be competing as usual with Ipswich and Leicester, but that's about it for clubs who would offer him guaranteed game time, I reckon.

Basically, could he have dealt with that without the ball hitting his arm? He completely could and should have via his body shape, positioning, anticipation etc. It was a fairly clear handball for me.