He's crap. I mean who dashes off to watch Ed Sheeran in concert when they should be driving their colleagues home?
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He's crap. I mean who dashes off to watch Ed Sheeran in concert when they should be driving their colleagues home?
I did say he looked great when he played! I was disappointed that he lost his place in the side despite playing so well. He's not in my side as I like continuity and picking by form.
Don't forget Reed has been playing for the U21s and England U20's too so should be match fit if picked
Saw this on a stoke forum. Couldn't help but laugh, some of their fans hate us for some bizaare reason:
They've done some things right, signed some good players, seem to have a good albeit arrogant manager and have won games when they needed it. They've also had copious amounts of luck, something we've not been afforded. They've barely had any injuries this season which is something we've struggled with. They've certainly had a lot of refereeing decisions go for them. Against West Ham, we had a perfectly reasonable goal chalked off in the 92nd minute by clowns who clearly don't understand the laws of the game, while in the game against Hull, Southampton were being awarded a penalty, that we don't seem to get. Their 12th man has been the ref, certainly not the fans, they're ****. Against Palace a few weeks ago, Palace were denied a clear penalty when Fonte went through the back of Bolasie, of course, nothing given. Then, in the build up to Southampton's goal, there was a pretty clear foul and again, nothing given. Funny that, how much have Southampton being paid these corrupt ****s?
To be honest, I'd quite like them to **** off, starting with Stoke giving them a kicking on Saturday. They're a 'fashionable' club right now, but I'm convinced normal service will resume soon enough.
Read more: http://oatcakefanzine.proboards.com/thread/242849/why-southampton-where?page=2#ixzz3XHtxBtgI
They've done some things right, signed some good players, seem to have a good albeit arrogant manager and have won games when they needed it. They've also had copious amounts of luck, something we've not been afforded. They've barely had any injuries this season which is something we've struggled with. They've certainly had a lot of refereeing decisions go for them. Against West Ham, we had a perfectly reasonable goal chalked off in the 92nd minute by clowns who clearly don't understand the laws of the game, while in the game against Hull, Southampton were being awarded a penalty, that we don't seem to get. Their 12th man has been the ref, certainly not the fans, they're ****. Against Palace a few weeks ago, Palace were denied a clear penalty when Fonte went through the back of Bolasie, of course, nothing given. Then, in the build up to Southampton's goal, there was a pretty clear foul and again, nothing given. Funny that, how much have Southampton being paid these corrupt ****s?
To be honest, I'd quite like them to **** off, starting with Stoke giving them a kicking on Saturday. They're a 'fashionable' club right now, but I'm convinced normal service will resume soon enough.
Read more: http://oatcakefanzine.proboards.com/thread/242849/why-southampton-where?page=2#ixzz3XHtxBtgI
Total drivel. There is absolutely no evidence supporting the claim that Koeman is arrogant. I have no idea from which statements by Koeaman could he possibly conjure up that opinion.
We barely had any injuries? A laughable statement. Why, our best goalscorer from last season is still injured, and our first goalkeeper this season is now out for six month at least. Other than that, Schneiderlin and Alderweireld both spent considerable time sidelined because of injury, and a lot of other players had an odd injury here and there.
I agree we had a fair share of refereeing decisions going our way. We also had a lot going the opposite way. I don't know the exact ratio, but I would say it's 50-50 probably.
Probably depends on his attitude as he appears to be more focused on getting up to Old Trafford ASAP.
Don't think we've seen any evidence of that on the pitch. Are you suggesting he was dropped for that reason?
Not so sure, he hasn't been up to his best for a good while recently
I can imagine the Saints Management is really hacked off with all these recent media rumours about a deal having been done (suggesting a deal between Manure and Clyne and not with Saints). We don't know what is going on behind the scenes but would suggest relations between Clyne and management and Clyne and some of the players (e.g. K Davis and Fonte) might be getting a bit strained too
Hopefully this "distraction" won't impinge on the final few games of the season