| From the BBC Sport Website 08:57 - Sep 20 with 2540 views | UB9Blue |
Southampton manager Russell Martin told BBC Radio Solent:
"We had the biggest chance of the game with Shea and were punished for a mistake, not much in it.
"They've come and got the goal and then defended really well. If Shea scores it's a different game.
He seems to have forgotten the disallowed goal and the numerous other chances we had |  | | |  |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 08:59 - Sep 20 with 2481 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
Standard managers response isn't it?
Why would he mention any of our chances? |  |
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| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:00 - Sep 20 with 2473 views | GeoffSentence |
I bet Shea feels motivated now. |  |
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| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:02 - Sep 20 with 2449 views | Guthrum |
But then he does also appear to be wilfully blind to his cart's unexpectedly detatched wheels.
The Saints fans don't seem big fans of what he's been saying (and doing with the team) either. |  |
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| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:07 - Sep 20 with 2376 views | CityBlue |
I ha d to put up with the Saints commentary team...sure they were watching a different game at times. |  |
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| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:07 - Sep 20 with 2362 views | Yppswyche |
He’ll always be scum, tho |  | | |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:12 - Sep 20 with 2313 views | iamipswich |
Think he/they mean Che |  |
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| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:27 - Sep 20 with 2165 views | itfc_bucks |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:07 - Sep 20 by CityBlue |
I ha d to put up with the Saints commentary team...sure they were watching a different game at times. |
Likewise.
Kept banging on about their superior fitness and ability.
Counted for fffk all in the end, didn't it chaps? | | | |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:36 - Sep 20 with 2100 views | jayessess |
Is "Shea" actually "Che" mis-transcribed? He can't surely mean Shea Charles' header from the penalty spot was "the biggest chance" of the game?! |  |
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| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:39 - Sep 20 with 2075 views | Dubtractor |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:36 - Sep 20 by jayessess |
Is "Shea" actually "Che" mis-transcribed? He can't surely mean Shea Charles' header from the penalty spot was "the biggest chance" of the game?! |
I thought that - it would have been an amazing header to score from that. |  |
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| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:52 - Sep 20 with 1971 views | Exiled2Surrey |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:39 - Sep 20 by Dubtractor |
I thought that - it would have been an amazing header to score from that. |
Really? I listened to the interview last night and originally thought he said Che, but I think that the Shea chance was actually the best of their opportunities - he would not have need to do much different to see that one go in the corner.
As for the rest of the interview, the number of times he reminded his team of the "scar tissue" of relegation they were suffering from must have been very motivating for them - LOL | | | |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:59 - Sep 20 with 1923 views | tractorboy1978 |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:52 - Sep 20 by Exiled2Surrey |
Really? I listened to the interview last night and originally thought he said Che, but I think that the Shea chance was actually the best of their opportunities - he would not have need to do much different to see that one go in the corner.
As for the rest of the interview, the number of times he reminded his team of the "scar tissue" of relegation they were suffering from must have been very motivating for them - LOL |
On your second point, I was listening to Radio Suffolk after the game last night and Mick Mills (who was gushing about us which was lovely to hear) made the point he was instantly impressed by McKenna because when he came in he just cracked on and improved the players he'd inherited - no excuses, no 'these aren't my players', no 'I need a couple of transfer windows'. The first few games we were playing with Norwood and Bonne as "the bash brothers". A remarkable turnaround in less than 2 years. | | | |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 10:46 - Sep 20 with 1724 views | EdwardStone |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:27 - Sep 20 by itfc_bucks |
Likewise.
Kept banging on about their superior fitness and ability.
Counted for fffk all in the end, didn't it chaps? |
I also had the Saints commentary
I did wonder what happy pills they had been taking pre-match, their unbridled optimism that they were going to win held up until the 90th minute, when they suddenly started to consider that they might salvage a draw.
Their hopelessly misplaced belief made a good evening even better for me [Post edited 20 Sep 2023 17:22]
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| From the BBC Sport Website on 14:50 - Sep 20 with 1397 views | jayessess |
| From the BBC Sport Website on 09:52 - Sep 20 by Exiled2Surrey |
Really? I listened to the interview last night and originally thought he said Che, but I think that the Shea chance was actually the best of their opportunities - he would not have need to do much different to see that one go in the corner.
As for the rest of the interview, the number of times he reminded his team of the "scar tissue" of relegation they were suffering from must have been very motivating for them - LOL |
Nah, header from a straight ball from 12 yards out like that? Incredibly difficult to generate enough power to beat the keeper from there. Even if he'd got it on target, Hladky had it covered. | |
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