The Official Southampton Away Match Thread

[vonk]

Sturridge and downing have been invisible this half

[McDermotX]

What was that freekick for?

Sturridge having a little kick as the player got away from him. No advantage

[little dave hedgehog]

surely his name is la-yanna.

[dizzycat]

Free kick took close to keeper

[dizzycat]

A goal from this courage please

[Charly]

And to so with Naval v Commercial dock yards

All stems back to when sailors had a choice of where to dock, and they based that on the availability of hookers for their stop over. It started off where Portsmouth would offer quality, only the finest in working girls, but Southampton began offering a "cheap but cheerful" service, which became more popular with Sailors who may have not been well paid, or in less need of any real sophistication. Portsmouth has never been able to forgive Southampton for hijacking what it proudly sees as its finest export. Its where the Pompey Chimes "Play up Pompey" saying comes from. Literally "get it up". Southamptons Saints go Marching In likewise refers to the lines of Sailors waiting patiently for their turn, and the line "patient as a saint" comes from (saint being Sotonian slang for sailor).

True story

[McDermotX]

Arsenal one up against Swansea

[vonk]

We don't look like scoring I'm afraid.

[Roboklopp]

All stems back to when sailors had a choice of where to dock, and they based that on the availability of hookers for their stop over. It started off where Portsmouth would offer quality, only the finest in working girls, but Southampton began offering a "cheap but cheerful" service, which became more popular with Sailors who may have not been well paid, or in less need of any real sophistication. Portsmouth has never been able to forgive Southampton for hijacking what it proudly sees as its finest export. Its where the Pompey Chimes "Play up Pompey" saying comes from. Literally "get it up". Southamptons Saints go Marching In likewise refers to the lines of Sailors waiting patiently for their turn, and the line "patient as a saint" comes from (saint being Sotonian slang for sailor).

True story

Interesting. Where'd you learn that?

[McDermotX]

Gerrard fires in weak shot at keeper.......he slipped

[Imy]

We don't look like scoring I'm afraid.

That would be typical of our season

[McDermotX]

Good save Jones......would have been game over there.

[Exiled_red]

A few half chances there, but we just don't look like scoring at the moment.

Good save Jones

[Shaggy]

Wee done Brad Jones. Done well today.

[dom9]

All stems back to when sailors had a choice of where to dock, and they based that on the availability of hookers for their stop over. It started off where Portsmouth would offer quality, only the finest in working girls, but Southampton began offering a "cheap but cheerful" service, which became more popular with Sailors who may have not been well paid, or in less need of any real sophistication. Portsmouth has never been able to forgive Southampton for hijacking what it proudly sees as its finest export. Its where the Pompey Chimes "Play up Pompey" saying comes from. Literally "get it up". Southamptons Saints go Marching In likewise refers to the lines of Sailors waiting patiently for their turn, and the line "patient as a saint" comes from (saint being Sotonian slang for sailor).

True story

Wow.