cleavers
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I said to a mate and my lad, the biggest surprise was that they didn't get a second on the break (or from our error obviously), I expected it all second half.
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Man of the Match Southampton PL (A)
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Bluekiwi
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Or we could add - "Opposition player"The “none of them” option should be used all the time or not at all. Alternately it should be renamed “I’m pissed off cos we lost”
From the bit I watched I would have voted for their goalie
stonerblue
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Dave.
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How come Jesus and sterling are options once again
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see Zinchenko got 8 votes for Southampton's
laserblue
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Nobody was head and shoulders above the rest but I'll go for Cancelo.
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When Bournemouth took the lead on Saturday against the rags, you just knew Utd would come back and win. When Saints took the lead, I had serious doubts about our ability to recover from a goal down (and not just with hindsight).
Mind you, Saints defended bravely - not something that Bournemouth did....
And why have the PL season's two longest-range goals (Adams 39yds, McTominay 37yds) come against City ? What's Ederson doing so far off his line when the play is near the half-way line? I know he needs to be ready to come out and intercept when needs be, but ......
Mind you, Saints defended bravely - not something that Bournemouth did....
And why have the PL season's two longest-range goals (Adams 39yds, McTominay 37yds) come against City ? What's Ederson doing so far off his line when the play is near the half-way line? I know he needs to be ready to come out and intercept when needs be, but ......
He actually played well apart from one mistake in midfield which cost us the game. If we could've taken our chances it wouldn't have cost us anything.
Glad it wasn't just me, one bad mistake and the majority of the 'vocal' fans crucified him, yet nowhere to be heard when he swept up the danger in the middle late on in the game after somebody else's error.
Nobody played well, not a single one of them.
The 30 voters for Dave can't have noticed how many times he gave the ball away or passed into a space nobody was running into.
When Bournemouth took the lead on Saturday against the rags, you just knew Utd would come back and win. When Saints took the lead, I had serious doubts about our ability to recover from a goal down (and not just with hindsight).
Mind you, Saints defended bravely - not something that Bournemouth did....
And why have the PL season's two longest-range goals (Adams 39yds, McTominay 37yds) come against City ? What's Ederson doing so far off his line when the play is near the half-way line? I know he needs to be ready to come out and intercept when needs be, but ......
SWEEPER KEEPER and we were in possession of the ball, I'd suggest he stands in that position frequently throughout all the games, probably under the direct instruction from our manager, seems to work well enough 99.99998% of the time.
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One of those games where a MotM is a grim task. No one stood out it''s either all of 'em or none of 'em. I went for the latter.