It's not worth risking James or Holmes tomorrow, could be a good time to blood more youngsters like Mills and Lancashire.

When i looked at the fixtures I couldn't see any points from the first three games, every game is tough but these were real crackers to start the season with. Well done lads three points will do very nicely. In our play off season we only managed four in the corresponding fixtures. Considering the in experience and number of players without league experience excellent.They play with their hearts and talent, we are proud of you lads whatever

Milton Road wrote:
When i looked at the fixtures I couldn't see any points from the first three games, every game is tough but these were real crackers to start the season with. Well done lads three points will do very nicely. In our play off season we only managed four in the corresponding fixtures. Considering the in experience and number of players without league experience excellent.They play with their hearts and talent, we are proud of you lads whatever

Spot on.

Milton Road wrote:
When i looked at the fixtures I couldn't see any points from the first three games, every game is tough but these were real crackers to start the season with. Well done lads three points will do very nicely. In our play off season we only managed four in the corresponding fixtures. Considering the in experience and number of players without league experience excellent.They play with their hearts and talent, we are proud of you lads whatever

Couldn't agree more. Now lets get a win against the Brummies to keep the ball rolling! (without the need to boo Phillips to shut him up!) A win will do that!

As a Saints fan since Adam was a lad (or more accurately since Ron wore our no. 9 shirt, Terry played in Le Tiss's no. 7 with a gentleman called John Sydenham on the other wing)I'm delighted with an away win and the 3 points. I'm also delighted we did it with a team made up largely of juniors from our Academy; not highly paid Martians. Perhaps best of all is that a win sticks in the throat of all the knockers who post on this website. Saints fans tearing apart other Saints fans is the worst aspect of our predicament. IMO.

Potential New Striker: Southampton and Plymouth Argyle are understood to both be interested in bringing Tottenham Hotspur youngster Tomas Pekhart to the Championship on loan, according to reports.

19-year-old striker Pekhart has been at Spurs since joining from Slavia Praha in 2006, with the prolific forward’s goalscoring for the Tottenham reserves and his 6 goals in 7 appearances for the Czech Republic Under-21 team bringing him to the attention of the Saints and the Pilgrims.

Though Pekhart has not played a senior game during his two years at White Hart Lane. He is highly thought of by manager Juande Ramos, who might resist any move for Pekhart to go out on loan until Dimitar Berbatov’s future is clear, with strikers being thin on the ground at White Hart lane.

Should Berbatov leave Spurs and Ramos have found suitable cover, then a loan move to a Championship club could materialise for Pekhart, who would gain valuable first-team football.

PLus, I read to day that Ispwich might again try and seal the deal for Skacel. Google News is all good!

Alvin wrote:
Potential New Striker: Southampton and Plymouth Argyle are understood to both be interested in bringing Tottenham Hotspur youngster Tomas Pekhart to the Championship on loan, according to reports. 19-year-old striker Pekhart has been at Spurs since joining from Slavia Praha in 2006, with the prolific forward’s goalscoring for the Tottenham reserves and his 6 goals in 7 appearances for the Czech Republic Under-21 team bringing him to the attention of the Saints and the Pilgrims. Though Pekhart has not played a senior game during his two years at White Hart Lane. He is highly thought of by manager Juande Ramos, who might resist any move for Pekhart to go out on loan until Dimitar Berbatov’s future is clear, with strikers being thin on the ground at White Hart lane. Should Berbatov leave Spurs and Ramos have found suitable cover, then a loan move to a Championship club could materialise for Pekhart, who would gain valuable first-team football. PLus, I read to day that Ispwich might again try and seal the deal for Skacel. Google News is all good!

If Ipswich pay a fee for Rudi i can understand, however the ugly inside reckon that he will go for free?!?

I am really exited about the kids coming through, but i doesnt make sence that we just ofload the good with the bad just for the sake of it.

Surely losing 1m on rudi does not make sence when we are short of full backs. Its a long season

What are the tickets prices for tomorrow night?
thanks

Philip wrote:
As a Saints fan since Adam was a lad (or more accurately since Ron wore our no. 9 shirt, Terry played in Le Tiss's no. 7 with a gentleman called John Sydenham on the other wing)I'm delighted with an away win and the 3 points. I'm also delighted we did it with a team made up largely of juniors from our Academy; not highly paid Martians. Perhaps best of all is that a win sticks in the throat of all the knockers who post on this website. Saints fans tearing apart other Saints fans is the worst aspect of our predicament. IMO.

Very fair point - and for a start I must admit I've been pretty cynical myself. But whatever the off-pitch issues, we do now have a real bunch of tryers on the pitch. We'll no doubt lose quite a few more matches this season, but it won't be because of lack of passion. And that's something all fans should be able to unite around. Last year our team was a big and expensive clay pot. This year the team is small and inexpensive but seems to be made of pure jade. Win or lose, lets cheer them on on every time they show that battling Saints spirit because that's what we all want to see above all else.

new saint wrote:
What are the tickets prices for tomorrow night? thanks

Phone ticket hotline (free): 0800 2800 050.
It's Vivaldi's "Four Seasons"! Bit tinny, but better than Greenday!

new saint wrote:
What are the tickets prices for tomorrow night? thanks

Adult £10 / Concessions £5 today.£15/10 tomorrow.

Been to buy my ticket for tomorrow - these boys need our support, cant wait for the game

Oh when the Saints go marching in!

Skates lost to Man Utd!!! the start of the week looks good with Saints winning there 1st game of the season and the Skates rooted to the bottom of the Prem with no goals and no points on -5 GD what a shame!!!! at least we can score and put up a fight!! hope all Skates who post here are eating humble pie now as you are going down!!! Bring on the Brum tommorrow and another slice of revenge!!! COYR!!

Keep it going lads, and forget the dipsticks who say "but when we come up against a physical team" or "when we come up against a team that work out our tactics". Fact is they might match us for a few minutes but these young eager lads will run rings around them eventually. So refreshing to see a team that plays for their shirt. Whatever Jan is doing, he seems to have them playing for him. Wonderful result at skate park!

Goalless Pointless Skates wrote:
Skates lost to Man Utd!!! the start of the week looks good with Saints winning there 1st game of the season and the Skates rooted to the bottom of the Prem with no goals and no points on -5 GD what a shame!!!! at least we can score and put up a fight!! hope all Skates who post here are eating humble pie now as you are going down!!! Bring on the Brum tommorrow and another slice of revenge!!! COYR!!

I was down there working (just had a shower)! Even better fans are at each others throats with some leaving 10 - 20 mins before end of game and pi$$e$ where he sits Westwood left at half time because they took his bell away (I'm not sure where the bellend starts and he finishes), he was on Quay fm crying!

Great result at Derby. COYR. Shove it up the negatives!!!!