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I don’t actually think we have had that many Judas like figures.
Nobody has left for any of our true rivals or bad mouthed us when they left. Most have left for more money or to try and better their career. That isn’t a Judas in my book.
Lee McCulloch – the way he, by his own admission, conducted himself was far worse than Chimbonda
Still gave his all on the field though[/quote]
His “all” resulted in a sending-off in his last game and allowed Heskey to gain cult status as a centre-half.[/quote]
It did yes. And?
He didn’t exactly take his toys home and refuse to play did he?
Lee McCulloch – the way he, by his own admission, conducted himself was far worse than ChimbondaStill gave his all on the field though
James was also a lucky lad for not getting sent off for his first half injury time foul on’t Rovers Mon.
Looked a shocker on tv. I didnt think he touched him at the time.[/quote]
Looked a shocker at the time from where I was sat. Mind you, a lifetime of masturbation means my eyes aren’t what they used to be[/quote]
Pretty much in front of me and looked like he slid through and missed him. Yellow card for being reckless. Hanleys attempt to get him sent off was poor.
On TV it looks like he catches his left leg with his studs up.
No complaints about yesterday. The passion and energy was back. More performances like that and we’ll be fine.
James was also a lucky lad for not getting sent off for his first half injury time foul on’t Rovers Mon.Looked a shocker on tv. I didnt think he touched him at the time.
Southampton also get crowds twice our size and have a far bigger income. The reason why we have no debt and break even is because of Dave Whelan. If we did what you’re suggesting we may still be in the Premier League but it’d be built on a house of cards like Portsmouth.
Nope, That is crap too, Do you know, a full house every match at a cost of £20 per ticket only equates to 5m per year in crowd revenues so the ‘we can’t compete because of low crowds’ argument is pure bullshit. so they are about 10,000 down per game meaning they lose out on about 2m a year.
So whats the next excuse[/quote]
Who says Southampton pay the same for tickets?? I’m willing to bet their season tickets and match tickets cost more. They also sell more. Having more fans also means more revenue from programme sales, beer and food sales, merchandise sales. It all adds up. They have a far bigger income than us. Who’s to say they aren’t in massive debt too? We certainly aren’t.
Southampton also get crowds twice our size and have a far bigger income. The reason why we have no debt and break even is because of Dave Whelan. If we did what you’re suggesting we may still be in the Premier League but it’d be built on a house of cards like Portsmouth.
Pretty much the reasons I came off the thing last time. Them amd people discussing their choice of tea. I’ve been back on less than a week and have unfollowed a few people and blocked some apps already.
I don’t give a shiite how many we have up front, stick 4 up there if you want.
Scoring is not the main problem its the Sunday league schoolboy defending that’s put us were were are.I can think of at least 6 games off the top of my head were we could have taken 3 points if it weren’t for the calamitous defending…An out of shape Ridgewell is certainly not the answer
Our defence does seem to get away with it in terms of taking responsibility as we seem to focus on our lack of goals.
