Well that clears that up, Archer's pass was NOT what was intended. 
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Yes, a training ground routine went awry and became the assist of the month! It was about time we had some luck, but we are still in deficit in that score.Well that clears that up, Archer's pass was NOT what was intended.
I hope you praised him after his MotM performance though?!Well that clears that up, Archer's pass was NOT what was intended.
I see that there is now also an article about Saints written by Dan George ...
Southampton: Saints making late push for automatic promotion
When Southampton beat Blackburn on Tuesday it extended their remarkable unbeaten run to 18 games - so how has Tonda Eckert done it?www.bbc.co.uk
Noticed that our article is very much localised (listed under BBC Sport - Hampshire) compared to the national Wrexham article. Also it's interesting that you cannot comment on the Wrexham one, unlike ours. Perhaps BBC Sport were expecting the usual *YAWNS* with regard to Wrexham and so switched off comments?
I noticed at the time if you checked the BBC site most devices would place the Saints article way after the front page Wrexham one. It's getting silly now. We'd played the previous day, Wrexham had not yet were ranked as more important to footy fans.
The article on Wrexham just re-hashed the mostly fawning bollocks we've heard before anyway, nothing new(s worthy).
Simply continues and confirms the BBCs online lurch to clickbait fodder. Sad really.
Time and a place...
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This. The big impact from this game (if the score remains the same) is at the other end of the table.
On paper that's a solid point for Blackburn. But it's another missed opportunity to surely secure their safety. They've now played two more games than everyone else down there, and if they want to avoid their fate being decided on the final day they will surely need to beat Sheff Utd in midweek now. Oxford will expect to beat Sheff Weds, as a minimum.
Very happy for Coventry
No one was going to catch them after the start they had. At least we get to beat them away again next season...
I think in the chaos of talking us vs Ipswich people might be sleeping on Millwall a bit.
Win today and I can see them winning all four.
Win today and I can see them winning all four.
That's why I think today is vital for them. QPR in really good form and Millwall struggling at home. If they come through it might give them a huge confidence boost at the perfect time.
QPR are probably the most unpredictable side in the league. They can win games by 4+ goals and lose games by 4+ goals. They can beat a top side and lose to a bad side. They can play like a top six team and play like a bottom three team.
With their matches vs Millwall, Derby and Ipswich, they could yet impact what happens above them.
With their matches vs Millwall, Derby and Ipswich, they could yet impact what happens above them.
Yeah I mentioned this the other day, doesn’t feel like anyone is talking about them at all and even saying they’ve missed their chance, but saying we have a decent chance.
With their run in they should be considered more likely to get top two than us