saturdAY V WOLVES

Thanks for your report TeamSaint

Just got back from work, yet again we lost at home, and yet again he said we will bounce back from this defeat, how many more times have we got to hear this ??????

I've been a saints fan all my life, I was a regular go'er to the Dell, but work and finances now say different, so I have no real right to critisise the way the team is performing, so it does sadden me to see the once great team I love slowley slipping down to the 1st div and no dought the 2nd

Perennial Underachiever wrote:

teamsaint wrote:fans trying to beat each other up

What was that all about? I heard the commentators saying that trouble had broken out in the Saints half of the Northam - was it the chavish element kicking off, or more than that?

I heard about that, jumping over the middle and trying to get past the guards :P.

Very good game guys.. I hope you beat Reading for us, heck if you play like that you will.

I had my doubts second half but we hung on, have to admin i was a little scared .

I had my doubts second half but we hung on, have to admin i was a little scared .

Join the club, I get that feeling every time the whistle blows for the start of every Saints match

Still I will never give up on them

What is best, lose narrowly to a top team or getting thrashed by ordinary teams?
No points means no points.

Mrs SFC wrote:What is best, lose narrowly to a top team or getting thrashed by ordinary teams?
No points means no points.

Words of wisdom......I think!! ;)

Regrettably there was no sign of a spark to suggest that things might change soon. This result had become worryingly predictable although in the event it might have been a lot worse. We can thank Perry for that and Wolves (of course) for taking their foot off the gas.

The slow demise of Saints is beginning to look like one of those self fulfilling prophesies; any result other than defeat at the Madjeski is beyond contemplation. Sorry Wolves fans but not quite sure how we can help you. Looks like you and Reading for the Prem 'though. Good Luck!

I see Pearce scored again. Way he is going he will be leading scorer soon. 2 goals in 3 games. Perhaps we should play him as an out and out striker. All joking aside I would like to know what Killer had to say about his prospects for playing soon. Anyone read his article in the programme?

Charlie Wayman wrote:Regrettably there was no sign of a spark to suggest that things might change soon. This result had become worryingly predictable although in the event it might have been a lot worse. We can thank Perry for that and Wolves (of course) for taking their foot off the gas.

The slow demise of Saints is beginning to look like one of those self fulfilling prophesies; any result other than defeat at the Madjeski is beyond contemplation. Sorry Wolves fans but not quite sure how we can help you. Looks like you and Reading for the Prem 'though. Good Luck!

Ditto

No matter where we end up, we can rise again if we still have our ground.
Support will return for a team on the way up.