monthesaints

Obviously written by a world authority, or perhaps a keyboard seeking attention.
If the lad is to flourish perhaps it's our setup that will give him the opportunity. 

This guy - was freed by Oxford due to persistent injury (hardly played last season) and failed to clinch a deal on trial at Stevenage - surely not ????
 
https://www.footballtransfertavern.com/features/look-at-them-now/look-at-him-now-jonathan-obika-and-tottenham/

You are right.  Great nights.  Gullit was tremendous.

Accies fans on their forum aren't best pleased.
One said that, after all the talk of interest from managers in Spain and France, they've gone and got a guy from Whitburn with no managerial experience and a gambling addiction.
I'd imagine if we made that appointment and brought in a guy who also has no managerial experience as director of football, this place would be in meltdown.
 

If it was during the Raith Rovers match, then Ross thoroughly deserved the pelters from the Main Stand.
Disgraceful management, taking the piss out of our Club and Fans.
Fecking shameful.  Should have sacked  him there and then.

Your wife does.

Where's ma coat?

yep you did, but you also said "What a f**king country " ?.  
So just pointing out that the same happens in football across all of European countries !.
Nice deflection though 

Morton fan , new owners coming or are they in they do have cash though Morton have over a million debt.

Yesterday i received the awful news that our fellow Saints fan and friend Kenny Pointon had passed away after bravely fighting cancer.Kenny and i were brought up together staying in the same close in Glenburn.He decided at an early age that despite his father being a Rangers fan he would follow St Mirren(no pressure at all from the family upstairs).Kenny and his wife Karen contributed to the good of our club behind the scenes for many years and we are extremely grateful for that.You will be sadly missed mate.Another Saints fan taken far too young.

Jack Ross and his team have given us all league memories that only Sir Alex and Tom Hendrie have equalled or surpassed in relation to attacking, attractive football and for that there should only be thanks. 
Jack has refused or not been offered two significantly higher paid posts in England and stayed or had no option but to stay but in either case, he has delivered with aplomb a league win by 12 points despite winning very few of our last 5 games . In other words, we totally romped it. We have returned to the top division quicker than we ever have done despite almost dropping out the second tier no less than 1 year ago. We have signed up our league winning captain for two years and I have no doubt that when Jack leaves he will do so whilst advising the young squad members to remain at a club for a period that develops their careers and if successful, they will get a move.
Anyone who believes in their ability and could at a minimum quadruple their salary and most probably have a lottery win equivalent bonus to get to the Promised Land would have their sanity and ambition questioned if they repeatedly turn down theoretical offers. In addition, how do you explain to your partner that you are very ambitious but don’t want to take a position with such rewards if offered.
It may be Ipswich or it may not be but Jack will be moving as he is hot property in a market that churns at least 30% of managers per annum. I believe and hope it is Ipswich for the reasons many have stated, I wish him well and thank him for the strength and belief shown from a very rocky start. In the potentially very short career that football management can be, Jack has earned his shot at glory and I hope it works out for him and his family.
We are best to plan to move on and find a new manager as early as possible rather than bury our heads in the sand and be scrambling about in August when the inevitable happens. Its Jacks decision if offered a post but we are at three and counting now on potential offers so it’s only a matter of time.
Good luck and thanks to Jack and his team. Whatever happens next season we will all remember this one for generations                                                                                                                                                                
 

Jack Ross and his team have given us all league memories that only Sir Alex and Tom Hendrie have equalled or surpassed in relation to attacking, attractive football and for that there should only be thanks. 
Jack has refused or not been offered two significantly higher paid posts in England and stayed or had no option but to stay but in either case, he has delivered with aplomb a league win by 12 points despite winning very few of our last 5 games . In other words, we totally romped it. We have returned to the top division quicker than we ever have done despite almost dropping out the second tier no less than 1 year ago. We have signed up our league winning captain for two years and I have no doubt that when Jack leaves he will do so whilst advising the young squad members to remain at a club for a period that develops their careers and if successful, they will get a move.
Anyone who believes in their ability and could at a minimum quadruple their salary and most probably have a lottery win equivalent bonus to get to the Promised Land would have their sanity and ambition questioned if they repeatedly turn down theoretical offers. In addition, how do you explain to your partner that you are very ambitious but don’t want to take a position with such rewards if offered.
It may be Ipswich or it may not be but Jack will be moving as he is hot property in a market that churns at least 30% of managers per annum. I believe and hope it is Ipswich for the reasons many have stated, I wish him well and thank him for the strength and belief shown from a very rocky start. In the potentially very short career that football management can be, Jack has earned his shot at glory and I hope it works out for him and his family.
We are best to plan to move on and find a new manager as early as possible rather than bury our heads in the sand and be scrambling about in August when the inevitable happens. Its Jacks decision if offered a post but we are at three and counting now on potential offers so it’s only a matter of time.
Good luck and thanks to Jack and his team. Whatever happens next season we will all remember this one for generations                                                                                                                                                                
 

Apologies for a new thread but match day thread is not busy .
 
I have been abroad and forgot to pick up my four tickets for today . Club closed and looking like won't get them . Still going and would appreciate if anyone in the 1877 club could ask Campbell if they can be collected .
 
There is a free ticket and a pint in it for any assistance .
 
Still going and can arrange to meet . Any help greatly appreciated
 
COYS , great day ahead and a big thanks to Alex Smith , 3 Carlsberg weekends on a row