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Given Acun's mantra that anyone can leave if they want, it'd be interesting if Hughes said he fancied Sheffield.
We've historically undervalued our players compared with similar quality players at so-called 'bigger' clubs. I remember the papers creaming...
Isn't it time you hid behind yet another user name old bean?
It made absolutely no sense. Wouldn't be surprised if there was a side deal going on that may or may not have resulted in some London properties...
That's fine, but as soon as you publicly announce that anyone can leave you give away your first negotiating chip. It's the difference between...
Haven't you heard? Acun says anyone that wants to leave can go. For a successful businessman I'm not sure he understands how to play hardball.
Good positive half, that. And we're attacking the north stand second half, wonder if that's the new plan.
I'll be honest, I had no idea this would be as difficult a concept to grasp as it seems to be. For the hard of thinking, I'll try to be simple....
I see a load of blue and red vertical stripes. Don't know what you're seeing.
No. That's literally not what I said.
Maybe you should actually read what I've written.
I never said that our historic identity has always been stripes. I started going to Boothferry Park during the amazing 65/66 season when we had...
And I'm sure Southampton FC is rolling off the tongues of every football fan in Oz.
Exactly.
Who gives a toss what kit we wore in the promotion seasons or how it affects results (spoiler alert - it doesn't)? This is about worldwide brand...
Of course not. Kit matters when you want to develop an identity or - perish the thought - a brand. After 100 years of trying, we suddenly had that...
And where are they exactly in the great pantheon of world football?
We've had this interminable discussion for years. If you're serious about your identity you don't **** about with it, especially if you intend to...
No serious club keeps constantly swapping stripes to plain and back again. FACT.
It's ****.
