Where's ur ex now? U dun wan her because she support southampton ar


Haha, kidding kidding...I hope when Southampton is dun do a Derby when in the BPL, go up come down XD

We will be back to where we belong soon.

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Added on June 11, 2008, 6:01 pmWelcome fellow Saints fan.We love all Southampton FC fans.

This post has been edited by PIRATES!: Jun 11 2008, 06:01 PM

Saga only got to start one game Oh well, no need stay awake at night anymore XD


Btw Pirates, did u go watch movie at Cathay Cineplex last friday?

Represent!

No,why?

I tot I saw u there Maybe see wrong person XD


Btw, is it too early to start asking the Al-Ikhsan shops if they are bringing in the Southampton jerseys ar?...Since they got Wigan jerseys, they shud bring in Southampton ones too XD Both also Umbro one

This post has been edited by FauxHawk: Jun 19 2008, 12:47 AM

Maybe it was me!
If you do order,please order one XL Saints home kit for me.

First match of the season already no hope

Cardiff City 2-1 Saints

Oh well, just a minor setback! Still got so many more games to go!

Cardiff City is a strong side.
But The Saints will be better in the next game.

COME ON SAINTS...

used to study in University of Soton last year.. miss the Saint Mary Stadium...

Welcome Saints fan.
What course?Bio-med?

electrical eng... 3 years lived there..

hope saints will win in next game and get promote this season.. we surely deserve to play in EPL..

Did you bought any Saints stuff when you were in Saint Mary Stadium?

yes..i bought a mug for my bro.. polo t-shirt..

pirates..do u live in soton before?

saint mary stadium is 4 stars stadium in Europe..

In 1983,I bought the Southampton FC Subbuteo in London.I was hook on the team since.



Kathy's Toys in Jaya Supermarket sold subbuteo too.

This post has been edited by PIRATES!: Aug 12 2008, 05:17 PM

Saints first win of the season!

Derby 0 - 1 Saints!

Derby County's desperate run continued when they were beaten by a young Southampton side who thoroughly deserved their first win of the season.

The visitors recovered from two league defeats to outplay Derby and the margin of victory could have been much wider but for the form of goalkeeper Roy Carroll.

He kept his team in the game until the 57th minute when the Saints finally managed to finish off one of the many impressive moves that had made the home side look second rate.

David McGoldrick bundled the ball over the line from close range after Carroll had saved from Adam Lallana.

It was just as well for Derby that Southampton did not have a sharper cutting edge up front, because the damage would surely have been a lot worse for Paul Jewell's struggling team.

Southampton created three one-on-ones before half-time, but failed to take any of them and those wasted chances could have proved costly when Derby broke through in the 56th minute.

A long ball from substitute Dean Leacock sent Kris Commons clear, but Kelvin Davis did well to smother his low shot and 60 seconds later the visitors were ahead.

Former Derby winger Lee Holmes found enough space on the right to whip in a cross which Lallana hit first time against Carroll and after the rebound had come back off the bar, McGoldrick headed it in.

Derby were now forced to chase the game, but they rarely looked like equalising and it was the visitors who came closest to scoring again.

The movement and passing of Southampton was excellent and when Simon Gillett picked out McGoldrick, his header thumped against the bar.

The young striker thought he had scored a second ten minutes from time when Holmes picked him out, but Carroll produced his best save of the game although it could not rescue Derby from another worrying defeat.



Go Super Saints!

This post has been edited by PIRATES!: Aug 24 2008, 08:57 PM

Saints 2 - 0 Brum

Carling cup 2nd round

This post has been edited by FauxHawk: Aug 27 2008, 08:11 AM

Southampton 2 Birmingham City 0.

Adam Lallana fired home his second goal in four games to seal an impressive victory for Southampton over Birmingham City.

Birmingham went into the tie after winning their four previous games this season, but really struggled to get a grip on the Saints.

Midfielder Lallana cracked home a deserved second goal just days after he grabbed the winner against Derby at Pride Park.

The skilful winger skipped past the static Liam Ridgewell in the Birmingham defence before smashing the ball past goalkeeper Colin Doyle and into the bottom left-hand corner.

The south coast club had taken the lead in the 17th minute after a wonderful flowing move.

Right-back Lloyd James crossed from the right to David McGoldrick who headed the ball back to Lee Holmes.

Midfielder Holmes controlled the ball on the edge of the area before hitting a low left-footed shot past Doyle and into the bottom corner.

Birmingham had their best chance of the half on the 30 minute mark which saw Garry O'Connor let fly with a 25-yard effort that fizzed just over the bar.

The goalscorers Holmes and Lallana linked up six minutes later and they should have given Southampton a 2-0 lead going into the break.

Holmes put a free-kick into the danger area and Lallana hit a right-footed shot that hit the crossbar.

The ball fell straight back to him but his first-time effort on the rebound hit the right-hand post and bounced clear for a free-kick.

Former Southampton striker Kevin Phillips came on at the break for the disappointing O'Connor but barley touched the ball in the second half and it was left for Lallana to finish off the game and give the Saints a well deserved 2-0 victory.

QPR 3 - 1 Saints

Former Saints striker, Blackstock scored in the first minute. 1 - 0
Lancashire got sent off in the 30th minute.
Lallana got one back after a energizing run. 1 - 1
Some QPR guy was totally offside when he scored QPR's 2nd goal. 2 - 1
Then some other QPR guy took a shot at Davis, rebounded to Blackstock again and he scored. 3 - 1.
Last minute, the QPR fella score another one. 4 - 1

Was watching it and that QPR fella was freaking totally offside but the Linesman denies it. >: (


I think this is a continuation of the freaking curse of Sky Sports...

This post has been edited by FauxHawk: Sep 15 2008, 01:02 AM

The curse of the Sky cameras struck again on a day when little went right for Saints, as a side full of youngsters fought back from a terrible start only to fall apart defensively with former Saint Dexter Blackstock taking advantage with a brace.


Queens Park Rangers v Southampton Coca-Cola Football League Championship - Loftus Road - 14/9/08 Southampton's Adam Lallana scores their first goal.