Quality player full stopMaybe coincidence but since he’s been captain he looks like he’s trying to find that perfect ball every time, if he cut out those silly passes he’s a quality player
Could anyone from the safety committee or someone ITK please come on and explain why stewards were trying to block the second set of steps and diverting everyone using them to the ramp.The ones trying to block them did not give a reason.
It certainly wasn't a traffic issue because on reaching the entry R/O the left hand turn was blocked by a cop car so no one could turn down towards Curry's.
Just didn’t have one of his best games, still produced some fine passes though &Maybe coincidence but since he’s been captain he looks like he’s trying to find that perfect ball every time, if he cut out those silly passes he’s a quality player
Not dreadful but questionable. I did say that next year could be the one a while ago as well.Agree but
And I know we keep going back to this but didn't you say recruitment was dreadful?
Why?The ramp leads to that same underpass you still come to the water which was no worse than earlier.The footfall on those steps is far less than that of the 1st set . There was no health and safety issue.There is good lighting in the underpass.After the game the left hand side of the second tunnel and the bottom of the steps were under six inches of water. I didn’t see any stewards there but common sense made the ramp a better option.
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Quality player full stop
Woah barking up a crazy treeHow many goals this season conceded have been at least partly down to him?
When I lived on the Isle of Wight, you either followed Southampton or Portsmouth (both being just across the Solent). It always seemed to me that there were more folk supported Southampton than Portsmouth. I personally favoured Southampton. The ferry on a Saturday was great fun with supporters of both teams often travelling across at the same time!Having worked in both cities for a number of years, I can also add that Southampton seem to hate Pompey more than Pompey hates Southampton.
Although Pompey has it's shady areas (like everywhere really), it's a much nicer city than Southampton. And Southampton folk are just weird.
I really like Sheaf, but the last few games he's not been quite on it. Hopefully Saturday he's back to his bestWoah barking up a crazy tree
There’s a reason he’s been made captain
Why?The ramp leads to that same underpass you still come to the water which was no worse than earlier.The footfall on those steps is far less than that of the 1st set . There was no health and safety issue.There is good lighting in the underpass.
Either you left early or by the time you got there they had probably given it up as a bad job trying to stop people who got no answer when questioned about the reason.
Pity really, their fans were a class act to us on that grim day 11 years ago and seemed to recognise that we were quite similar clubs. Seems that’s been forgotten and been replaced with top flight arroganceHave found many of the Southampton fans on social media to be quite arrogant tbh , especially for a nothing club that's won nothing more than us .. crowing about the ground being too big for us when we're averaging 24000 after 20 years of premier league exile , whilst they average 29 000 having just come down .
And we're averaging more away , weirdos
Woah barking up a crazy tree
There’s a reason he’s been made captain
DidAfter the game the left hand side of the second tunnel and the bottom of the steps were under six inches of water. I didn’t see any stewards there but common sense made the ramp a better option.
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I just got on with it normally, apart from a bit of jest it was really tame from them.Pity really, their fans were a class act to us on that grim day 11 years ago and seemed to recognise that we were quite similar clubs. Seems that’s been forgotten and been replaced with top flight arrogance
Tbh the reason is the same as Godden being made captain. The length of time at the club and there's no one else.Woah barking up a crazy tree
There’s a reason he’s been made captain
I have never left a match early in my 65 years of watching City when we got to the bottom of the steps you could step off them and not step into water on either side of the steps.Even if there was a problem(there wasn't) why did they not give a reason?At my age why should I walk farther than needed.I left after the players had been round in front of block 16, is that ok? When I got to the underpass the left side was flooded, the right side wasn’t. Some muppets were hauling themselves up onto the steps using the hand rail to avoid the water at the bottom. There were no stewards in sight then, so I presume you left the match early if there were stewards when you got there?
Dry feet to the ramp, wet feet to the steps, your choice. Not sure why it is a massive problem for you either way. I guess some people just need something to complain about.
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Forgot all about that tbh, great point.Pity really, their fans were a class act to us on that grim day 11 years ago and seemed to recognise that we were quite similar clubs. Seems that’s been forgotten and been replaced with top flight arrogance
Ha ha, I bet it was with both sets off fans on there!!When I lived on the Isle of Wight, you either followed Southampton or Portsmouth (both being just across the Solent). It always seemed to me that there were more folk supported Southampton than Portsmouth. I personally favoured Southampton. The ferry on a Saturday was great fun with supporters of both teams often travelling across at the same time!
ReallyTbh the reason is the same as Godden being made captain. The length of time at the club and there's no one else.
Just found out someone I work with is the Southampton centre backs uncle
The double barrelled on harwood-bellis
Interesting
it was about an inch and a half of water and you could still go down the ramp that took you through the same waterAfter the game the left hand side of the second tunnel and the bottom of the steps were under six inches of water. I didn’t see any stewards there but common sense made the ramp a better option.
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I have never left a match early in my 65 years of watching City when we got to the bottom of the steps you could step off them and not step into water on either side of the steps.Even if there was a problem(there wasn't) why did they not give a reason?At my age why should I walk farther than needed.
As for when you leave the ground thats up to you.So they must have give it up as a bad job.
you had to go through the water anyway which was about the same as it was before the game and it then create a dangerous bottleneck on the other steps that was far more dangerous than an icnh and half of waterOk, it was nothing to do with the water in the tunnel. It was just stewards being knobs for no apparent reason just to make you walk another 50 yards. Bastards.
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You're definitely ITK nowI found out I sit next to Liam Kitching’s aunts best mate on Wednesday.
Really? Struggling to understand either of those comparisons tbh.Might be stretching it a little here and obviously one for those a little older, but Simms is the Tommy English to Wright's Gary Thompson.
I did find them a bit strange on the night... singing "who are ya" after their £200m squad scraped an equaliser didn't really make much senseHave found many of the Southampton fans on social media to be quite arrogant tbh , especially for a nothing club that's won nothing more than us .. crowing about the ground being too big for us when we're averaging 24000 after 20 years of premier league exile , whilst they average 29 000 having just come down .
And we're averaging more away , weirdos
You're definitely ITK now
Who do you sit by the rest of the week?I found out I sit next to Liam Kitching’s aunts best mate on Wednesday.
Who do you sit by the rest of the week?
Just seen our goal again. Didn't appreciate Simms' movement off the ball to drag a defender away to the right just as OHare played the ball in to Wright. Opened up a lot of room .
Missing apostrophe.Haji Wrights postman’s wife dogwalker.
Missing apostrophe.
And scored in a penalty shoot out at WembleyApart from when he played for a top 6 team last season
See you’re not ITK, you only know about one Haji Wright
Very much IDK, though even if there are multiple Wrights, you're still an apostrophe down.See you’re not ITK, you only know about one Haji Wright
Very much IDK, though even if there are multiple Wrights, you're still an apostrophe down.
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