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Reply | The awful stink of Digital ID
at 19:19 31 May 2024
What would be sensible surely, is to allow people to choose whether they would like a season ticket card or an online version. Not everybody has a phone. Those that do, what happens if it runs out of charge, what happens if you have children and their ticket is on your phone (I assume you scroll down to their bar code, scan their bar code, let one in, then scroll down to the next child's bar code, while standing the other side of the turnstile, then scan your own?).
What if you go with the wife and her ticket is on her phone and the kids tickets are on my phone and she goes off with one of the kids, and want to go in to the stadium at different times? Or you go with the grandchildren and they don't have a phone and their ticket is on their dad's phone and so on. It's a bit of a pain isn't it. It will restrict people for sure.
It's easier for some, if you're going on your own and you just bring your phone yes it's easy, so why can't people have the choice? I guess this is the key complaint here. [Post edited 31 May 19:27]
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Reply | The awful stink of Digital ID
at 21:59 30 May 2024
What happens if the WiFi is down, or there is an Internet crash on our phones or the Russians stop Internet usage for a few hours?
We all stand outside? |
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Reply | RM
at 01:49 29 May 2024
I am pleased for the guy. He has made mistakes, but that's life, people make mistakes. We have all questioned the possession game, including myself over the season but despite what he says, he does adapt. RM is a decent bloke, humble guy and I hope he is properly backed in the transfer market. He has beat Farke, and many other experienced managers like the Norwich guy to promotion and for that he deserves credit. It didn't look like we would do it, until we beat Leeds at Elland Road. That was a professional and effective performance. Then we beat West Brom, then Wembley. Personally, I like him and really pleased for the guy. |
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Reply | This clip really got to me
at 00:24 29 May 2024
Great clip. It was a wonderful day. One of the greatest days ever for a Saints fan. |
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Thread | Jack Stephens
at 12:51 28 May 2024
Personally, I love the guy. He genuinely loves this club, he always gives his all for the shirt and he scraps. He doesn't sulk or look miserable like Adams does at times or Sulemana. But I accept there are question marks over his ability in the Premier League. He can make mistakes but haven't all the players? I think he should definitely be a part of our squad. |
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Reply | Time to change Transfer Strategy
at 12:44 28 May 2024
Exactly and to think what 40 million could have bought us instead. The players you mention, had never played in the Premier League or any English league in their life. Precisely my point, buy proven players. |
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Reply | Reality v Russell
at 12:30 28 May 2024
Whatever anyone says, and I have doubted the system at times, this season has been a successful season with lots of highs. The players seem to love the manager, he has galvanised the squad and the club. The atmosphere against West Brom and the celebrations at Wembley, who would have thought that, this time last year, after relegation and 3 failed managers? Southampton are back in the Premier League and RM deserves huge credit. |
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Reply | Time to change Transfer Strategy
at 12:21 28 May 2024
The point the OP is making, from what I have read, is that we are now in the PL. Edozie, Mara, Larios, Charles, Djenepo and the like are not good enough for the PL. Adam Armstrong is a proven goal scorer, albeit in the Championship. We will need to bring in some real quality to survive in the PL. And by that I mean, proven goal scorers, proven defenders, not ones who could be good in a few years time. The PL is far too unforgiving for that. |
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Reply | 5 Things About Wembley
at 21:57 27 May 2024
Re 1, I agree that the atmosphere was different in comparison to that hectic, boisterous, tense evening game at St Mary's v West Brom. It was more measured but the singers who normally sit together at St Mary's were spread out across Wembley. Mixed in with families and people who don't often go.
However, the celebrations at the end were incredible, full of passion and joy all around me. Some of the singing in unison of OWTS during the game was loud and impressive when it happened. Our whole end full of flag waving Saints fans was impressive too. I also thought there were obvious nerves and myself included, we were too worried to celebrate, nervously waiting in anticipation, thinking that the equaliser would come! Wembley is a wonderful stadium and what a picture when it's full of fans.
Re 4, we drove up and every other car was full of Saints fans, flags and scarves hanging out the window and tooting of horns every 5 minutes or so. Parked in Ruislip, 15 minute tube journey to Wembley was easy and painless. What were the trains like in the end to Waterloo? Were there fans queuing outside stations, were fans crammed onto platforms and standing up on trains?
We stayed at Wembley for an hour after the game to let the crowds die down, then straight back onto the tube back to Ruislip. Stopped at Fleet services on the way back, was wonderful to see the place packed with Saints fans, sporadic singing from corner to corner of we are Premier league and OWTS.
And finally for me, I thought again, just like against West Brom and at Elland Road, Saints looked like a well organised, impressive outfit. Back in the big time. Well done Saints and we look forward to next season. [Post edited 27 May 22:09]
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Reply | So Russel did it
at 13:52 27 May 2024
Yes we did, great day that, but that wasn't a major victory like yesterday and 76. |
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Reply | A day in my life to never forget.
at 13:49 27 May 2024
Great post. I was chatting to a guy, born and bred in Southampton, not been here years, who travelled over from the US, said he just couldn't miss the occasion, flights either side of the game. Not a clue how he got tickets, but he was ecstatic for his home club. Lots of families, witnessing what Saints are all about. A wonderful day, and like you proud of this city and my club. |
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Reply | So Russel did it
at 13:39 27 May 2024
Playing 5 at the back has made us into a tight and efficient unit. This "style of player" enabled us to beat Leeds 3 times. We destroyed a good West Brom team at St Mary's.
Managers need time. It's been the most exciting season I can remember. Just remember what we had before RM arrived: relegation, 3 managers in a year, players all wanting to leave, record defeats, a club in chaos. Credit where it's due. RM has got us promotion, and let's see what next season brings. We have a plan, a way of playing.
Full credit to Russel Martin, I am pleased for him and fully behind him. He's done the job he was asked to do and in style. 76 since the last time we won at Wembley in a final. Thank you Russel and the team for a wonderful day yesterday. It's been a long time coming. [Post edited 27 May 13:42]
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Reply | A day in my life to never forget.
at 00:39 27 May 2024
A very special day. Winning at Wembley will live long in the memory. Promoted to the Premier League, our fans were magnificent, now absolutely exhausted. What a season, will never forget it. Back in the big time where we belong. |
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Reply | Yessssssss
at 18:33 26 May 2024
All that moaning, Russel this, Russel that. And he has lead us back to the Premier League. 😜 |
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Thread | So Russel did it
at 18:31 26 May 2024
The experienced Farke outfoxed by Martin. And we are back in the Premier League.
Mission Accomplished 🎉 |
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Reply | Sunday is NOT "a good day out"
at 18:27 23 May 2024
We all want to win, that's for sure. The atmosphere at St Mary's against West Brom was something I have never experienced before. It was really intense and our fans wanted it that night. I know our fans will be full on Sunday. [Post edited 23 May 18:28]
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Reply | General Election called for Thurs 4th July
at 18:21 23 May 2024
Like many, I am totally numb towards all of them. Labour according to the polls are going to form the next government but what are their policies? And what are the policies of any of them?
Can anyone tell me, which party:
-will enable me to see a doctor without a 3 month wait and completing online forms? Will I be able to just turn up and ask to see a doctor under Labour?
- will enable me to see a dentist?
- will get rid of the traffic outside my house bringing everything to a standstill every morning and every evening. Like, what are they actually going to do? Where can I find a direct answer?
- will accept that a woman is a woman and a man is a man?
- will stop telling me I should be doing more for the environment, when they are travelling around in expensive cars and private jets and meeting world leaders with caviar and champaign?
- Will recognise that if I can't go to a bar for tax free drinks at my place of work, why should they?
- Will understand that spending billions on paying for 5 star hotels for asylum seekers is not sensible whilst we have British people homeless on our streets?
- Will start installing respect and discipline onto the streets, in our prisons, in our schools?
- Will stop knife and gun crime, instead of turning up after the event?
- Will accept that you can't keep building houses, without also building new schools, new doctors surgeries, new dentists. Plenty of policies about new housing, nothing in the small print about new infrastructure.
Any answers? It might help me who to vote for. |
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Reply | How Confident Are You For Sunday
at 20:26 21 May 2024
I don't have a clue what will happen on Sunday. I think we have a decent chance. We beat West Brom quite impressively under pressure. We have every chance. But Leeds are good side on their day. Obviously I hope we do it, but not a clue whether we will or won't. |
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