Not a great look for a security bloke to be the victim of a "he knocked my glasses off" incident. What next? Southampton's security team complain to the bussies that they've had sand kicked in their faces, up and down the country?
7 Oct 2024
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One win and three draws (or two wins but that seems a stretch). Got to be in there somewhere haven’t they? I make it two home games against bottom half teams, which is a worry but surely they can do something in those local derbies v Bournemouth and Brighton.
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Already one down in one of those two home games against bottom half opposition.
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This is starting to become a genuine concern.
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Even the normies are talking about it now.
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Fingers crossed for some late 'dead rubber' points.
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They wouldn't really be dead rubbers then, would they?
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I would have thought that you, of all people, would appreciate the value of wanky squiggles.
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Ohhh I seee. Too subtle for me, that.
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Looks like the last reason anyone mentions Derby in the context of the premier league could be in danger of going.
Southampton have consecutive home games against Wolves and Palace on 15th of March and 2nd of April (with, I assume, an international break in the middle). Those are looking like the last hope. Can't see them getting six draws from 15 games, so it'll have to be a win and three draws (or two wins).
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Southampton go ahead at Ipswich in the 87th minute.
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Two Muric clangers according to Clinton Morrisson.
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Today is the fucking bollocks.
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1 point from those two.
Eight remaining games for the remaining 2 points. Home to Villa, Fulham, Man City Arsenal; away at Spurs, West Ham, Leicester, Everton.
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Not sure they get a point.
Leicester will have a new manager by then and will beat them.
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Aaaaargh so close last night. Useless bastards. Did Palace score in the 92nd minute??
Jesus talk about pulling fingernails.
Bloke walked past me Dubrovnik with a Southampton tattoo on his calf. I couldn’t help myself and said, “Bit brave don’t you think?”. He was older and looked like he had served in the military and he turned and looked at me with a glare before smiling at my Forest top. His response was “Cheeky bugger”, which was probably the best of circumstances after a few beers.
Chicago: Living On The Edge.
