Saints lost this morning dropped to 7th place again

Big Win!

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This post has been edited by PIRATES!: Apr 3 2007, 12:31 PM

Luton 0 - 2 Saints!

Viafara opens the scoring and
Saga scores 8th goal in 7 games

Saints moved back into the play-off positions thanks to two goals in a minute right on the stroke of half-time. Jhon Viafara got the opener and then in-form Saganowski hammered in another spectacular goal as Saints claimed all three points in a scrappy game.

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keano goes top

This post has been edited by skylinegtr34rule4life: Apr 10 2007, 03:51 PM

Saints missed the chance to stay in the top six after letting new leaders Sunderland leave St Mary's with all three points that they didn't deserve. It was tough on Saints, especially as we failed to hold onto a lead in a crucial match yet again. Is it bad luck that teams continually score from outside the box against us? Or is it more likely, we don't learn to close down those running at our penalty area?

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Added on April 24, 2007, 10:01 amIt was far from pretty and at times, it was quite dire as Saints struggled to create much against 10 man Leeds. But, with 6 minutes to go, Bradley Wright-Phillips scored from close range via the underside of the bar and Saints had the three points that lifts us to 7th. With Preston losing and Stoke drawing, it puts us right back in the hunt.Push...push....push...

This post has been edited by PIRATES!: Apr 24 2007, 10:01 AM

OWTS!

Canaries 0 - 1 Saints!

Leon Best grabbed an oh so vital winner for Saints to move into the last play off place by goals scored from Stoke. At one point in the day, Saints were even 4th, but WBA and Wolves also won to mean that 3 play off places are now between 5 sides. Saints have to beat relegated Southend next Sunday and that should be good enough for the play offs.Come on Super Saints go for Glory!!!

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Added on May 7, 2007, 11:05 amIn a tense and emotion packed match, Saints came from behind to seal 6th place and now face Derby in the play-offs. After a quite wonderful tribute to Alan Ball that left a lump in the throat, Saints did their usual trick of putting us through a bit of torture, but we dominated the second half to cruise to a comfortable scoreline thanks to goals from Kenwyne Jones and Leon Best.Playoff here we come!!!

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Added on May 16, 2007, 1:53 pmIt wasn't to be, despite showing tons of bottle and fight and also easily playing the better football, Saints season is over after the lottery of a penalty shootout. It doesn't matter who missed the pens, I do feel very proud of my team after giving their all, but when a team has as much unbelievable good luck as Derby have, there's not much you can do about it.

The 5,000 Saints fans who went tonight were just magnificent. A wall of noise for 120 minutes, drowning out the home fans and showing fantastic passion and support. Sod all those overhyped Northern fans, Saints fans are the best around. The evidence was there for all to see.

God knows how the team and fans who made the trip feel, as just watching it on TV made me feel like I've gone 12 rounds with Lennox Lewis. Shattered and gutted, yes, but probably more proud to be a Saints fan than I've felt in a very long time.

Well done to the players, management and the fans tonight. You were magnificent.

It's natural we will all feel down, but what's done is done and moaning and whinging won't change a damn thing. A month ago, I felt Saints wouldn't get into the playoffs because of lack of effort. I was wrong and with a makeshift side tonight and on other occasions, the team has given its all for us, which is all we can really ask.

We all know how cruel football can be and often those teams who deserve more, don't get it. I'm not being bitter saying that luck and muscle overcame skill and passion in these last two games, it's just a fact. How on earth can you account for the freak own goal tonight? It's impossible.

I know it will be difficult in the coming days not to feel down and perhaps go through moments of anger, but I am a great believer in what doesn't kill you, only makes you stronger. I hope our team, club and fans can continue to get stronger. We can play our part by keeping our heads up and telling our workmates/schoolmates/fans of other clubs, how proud of Saints we are.

Players, management and, directors, come and go, the club and its fans are forever.

This post has been edited by PIRATES!: May 16 2007, 01:53 PM

Oh well, there's always next year..

Saints for life

I'm bum out man. Long live the Saints.

At least we showed those sheep-shaggers we could beat them

Post season,I wanna see about Bale.

It seems Tot'ham and Saints haf agree on a fee and bale is going for a medical there already

Hope we get a good price for him.Have you bought any Saints stuffs yet?

nope



Bale sold off for 5 million + additional 5 million in stages...

sad 2 hear that u guys lost bale

What a signing we got here (most of top team compete on him).....we've been trying to sign him since last season.....thank god at last...he's our man.

Groom him & make him the best he can be not only in Great Britain but the world too.From our hearts we wish him the best.10 million pound is good for us.

Not really sad about it though..thought he wasn't very good since january, but all the best to him at spurs

It's the Saints way of life.We let go one so that we may bring in 4-5 good players.