He didn't look at all happy on the touchline today did he? Shame that.
He never looked happy on the touchline for us either. He is a miserable moody twat, just we weren't as bothered about it when he was doing OK for us.
He didn't look at all happy on the touchline today did he? Shame that.
According to Garth Crooks: 'Chelsea maintained a six-point lead at the top of the Premier League' we are totally under the radar. Let's hope we can continue.
And yet it is him on the BBC Sport webpage that apparently said this:
"Southampton have slipped into second in the table while remaining under the radar. But they are doing extremely well. They have momentum and are keeping their form going - and now they have our full attention."
Looks like their full attention only extends to 4 teams. Any more and they get brain overload.
Or maybe he is helping us with our cunning ruse?
Another positive thread about our fullbacks in The Guardian stating that Clyne is almost certain to play for England in the next two weeks: http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/nov/02/nathaniel-clyne-reward-england-southampton-hull
Pochettino waving an imaginary card at the ref during that brawl. Lamela too.
Friedel essentially said on MOTD2 that Ryan Mason was tasked with winding Villa up and trying to get one of their players sent off. Also admitted that Mason put his head in on Benteke. Might have been too honest for your own good there, Brad.
Dirty, horrible club.
That Poch was lucky to have a set of players with a great mentality, who bought into his methods no questions asked (and that this mentality clearly still exists through our club looking at our start this season). Basically a nod to the underlying system, recruitment and ownership of our club. However he doesn't have that at Spurs, he'll need time and that they bought badly.
A lot of us were saying that when Poch was just a twinkle in Levy's eye. Saints were perfect for MP...young, talented, willing, and no big egos**. Shame he didn't realise it....though I gather his coaches tried to talk him out of a move #unsubstantiatedrumour
**Well no big egos until Mauricio arrived.
Another positive thread about our fullbacks in The Guardian stating that Clyne is almost certain to play for England in the next two weeks: http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/nov/02/nathaniel-clyne-reward-england-southampton-hull
Really Fran? That'd be an interesting rumour to hear more about; his coaching team did seem happy here.
Cork.....England have no DMs. Better option that Delph or Wilshere in the DM role.
Be tough for Clyne...dropping down to a lesser sideOnly half joking...our defence is a good unit, will be a learning curve for him having to play his game whilst surrounded by relative strangers. It will be criminal if he doesn't get a cap this time...will never understand why Roy stuck with an underperforming Chambers for the second game. Chambers was hardly likely to be scarred for life...at his age he would get other chances, especially as a CB.