OFFICIAL: Southampton v Manchester United|3pm|Premier League| Picadilly 262

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

My post was more a response to you saying it was extreme.

It was contextual. And correct.

If we'd set up like that from the start, I wouldn't be happy.

Who cares you £#%&!ing skid mark

Piggy's had a beer

Originally Posted by Tiberian

Crap football but a big win, because outside of the top 6 matches that might be the toughest away game of the season. There are at least 10 teams this year that are utter dross, Southampton are not one of them, they are a solid, competent side.

You really think so? They've played four home games this season and not scored - a continuation of their issues last year which changing the manager doesn't appear to have solved yet. They are a tough side, do some things very well, but they don't score goals.

But no matter the opposition, resilient clean sheets away from home don't do any harm. Not pretty but that game at Anfield is huge and keeping a compact unit ahead of that will be a focus for Mou. Wouldn't surprise me to see a deep set up in Moscow.

Originally Posted by sa7

Piggy's had a beer

Nerve truly touched I think.

Southampton put in a shift today that would have won any of their previous games. £#%&!ing no marks in their cup final.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

i reckon he was going to head it again then at the last moment thought 'i can't, someone will gif it'

Originally Posted by Switching Off

Classic Joneseh

Originally Posted by taff

i reckon he was going to head it again then at the last moment thought 'i can't, someone will gif it'

Definitely

That ‘shoulder barge’ on Miki was a joke too.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

You really think so? They've played four home games this season and not scored - a continuation of their issues last year which changing the manager doesn't appear to have solved yet. They are a tough side, do some things very well, but they don't score goals.

But no matter the opposition, resilient clean sheets away from home don't do any harm. Not pretty but that game at Anfield is huge and keeping a compact unit ahead of that will be a focus for Mou. Wouldn't surprise me to see a deep set up in Moscow.

Apart from the 3 they put past West Ham

Originally Posted by Crumps

That ‘shoulder barge’ on Miki was a joke too.

Shoulder barge on Mkhi and shirt tugging on Lukaku. Seen both given in the past.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

Shoulder barge on Mkhi and shirt tugging on Lukaku. Seen both given in the past.

Against us, stonewallers.

Originally Posted by wiganste

Apart from the 3 they put past West Ham

Oops

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

You really think so? They've played four home games this season and not scored - a continuation of their issues last year which changing the manager doesn't appear to have solved yet. They are a tough side, do some things very well, but they don't score goals.

But no matter the opposition, resilient clean sheets away from home don't do any harm. Not pretty but that game at Anfield is huge and keeping a compact unit ahead of that will be a focus for Mou. Wouldn't surprise me to see a deep set up in Moscow.

Speaks to how rank awful I think the overall standard of the league is this year. Top 6, then Watford, Southampton, West Brom, all the rest are very poor sides. Maybe Everton can recover as the season progresses.

Southampton are competent, but not really a goal threat and have a fairly weak CB pairing. That will probably be enough to finish 8-10th in the league. Lemina looked decent if erratic against Utd, will be interested to see he develops through the season, could be their next profit maker.

Don't care how we win at grounds like that, yet another clean sheet

Originally Posted by utd99

Billy on the rampage today.

I like long replies....

Nasri looks revitalised.

Originally Posted by wiganste

Apart from the 3 they put past West Ham

It's almost like the lad is bending the truth to suit an anti-mou agenda, but I don't believe that for a minute.

Originally Posted by wiganste

Apart from the 3 they put past West Ham

Originally Posted by Tiberian

Speaks to how rank awful I think the overall standard of the league is this year. Top 6, then Watford, Southampton, West Brom, all the rest are very poor sides. Maybe Everton can recover as the season progresses.

Southampton are competent, but not really a goal threat and have a fairly weak CB pairing. That will probably be enough to finish 8-10th in the league. Lemina looked decent if erratic against Utd, will be interested to see he develops through the season, could be their next profit maker.

That isn't just applicable to England tho. You could pick any league and say they are shit outside of the top 6. A result of the stockpiling of players at the top few clubs in each league. 25 man squads when teams used a core of around 15 and a few kids