| I think I need help. 10:10 - May 23 with 6081 views | grumpy |
I’ve never been so depressed.
I know the club I love has done wrong.
I just need someone on here to cheer me up,I don’t want to argue about anything.
I can see Saints adrift now for many years and this after one of the best seasons I’ve seen.
Will always be a Saints fan but feel so down now 😔 |  | | |  |
| I think I need help. on 23:58 - May 23 with 868 views | cocklebreath |
I’m over it now, karma has kicked the cry babies in the head, looking forward to next season, siege mentality
UTS!! |  |
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| I think I need help. on 01:24 - May 24 with 802 views | saintpaz |
I'm also sorry lads if I've peed off anyone here, it was never intentional, I really needed to let off steam after what's happened to us and hard to deal with the emotions, which I think fair the majority of us can agree on.
Such a mix of emotion, an absolute rollercoaster, I feel absolutely drained over the season and of course these last 2 weeks. The hope that got turned into shock, frustration and anger.
It's hit me incredibly hard, since my very first game back at the Dell in 1993/94 (alright maybe I'm a baby to some) against Sheff Weds and we drew 1-1, when we scored I hugged my grandad who has passed since. Just one memory that will never ever be forgotten.
To the highs of seeing Let Tiss banging in goals left, right and centre to a strange name in Van Gobble playing in defence to Ronnie Ekelund, the magician (hence my pic) with Le Tiss up front, which I had the pleasure of seeing together and only stayed for a few games. The drama of Ali Dia, Man Utd who couldn't see their own players against us and to our 9-0 losses, we have kept on going throughout and this too shall pass.
This recent period is just hard to deal with and to comprehend as it is for everyone. Saints are completely in my blood and just like Eric Cantona's quote, "you can change your wife, your politics, your religion, but never, never can you change your favorite football team", I have always felt such pride wearing our shirt. I've played (not great) in various countries like South Korea/Australia/Bali and Thailand and converting a lot of them along the way as they understand a real and proper die hard club. Even today, I talk with many clients abroad who now have their own fav English team as they see the passion in me and us.
This season has been one of the best teams we've put together in some time (since Poch/Koeman days) which is why it has been so hard to accept this situation but one thing is for sure we will go again and we will be better than ever but that will take time of course. I really think we will come back stronger than ever from this, I believe that.
More will be unveiled in the next few days and there will be a lot of rebuilding in the coming weeks and months but united we stand lads.
We F*cking March On! [Post edited 24 May 1:25]
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| I think I need help. on 09:35 - May 24 with 680 views | Mrangry25 |
| I think I need help. on 01:24 - May 24 by saintpaz |
I'm also sorry lads if I've peed off anyone here, it was never intentional, I really needed to let off steam after what's happened to us and hard to deal with the emotions, which I think fair the majority of us can agree on.
Such a mix of emotion, an absolute rollercoaster, I feel absolutely drained over the season and of course these last 2 weeks. The hope that got turned into shock, frustration and anger.
It's hit me incredibly hard, since my very first game back at the Dell in 1993/94 (alright maybe I'm a baby to some) against Sheff Weds and we drew 1-1, when we scored I hugged my grandad who has passed since. Just one memory that will never ever be forgotten.
To the highs of seeing Let Tiss banging in goals left, right and centre to a strange name in Van Gobble playing in defence to Ronnie Ekelund, the magician (hence my pic) with Le Tiss up front, which I had the pleasure of seeing together and only stayed for a few games. The drama of Ali Dia, Man Utd who couldn't see their own players against us and to our 9-0 losses, we have kept on going throughout and this too shall pass.
This recent period is just hard to deal with and to comprehend as it is for everyone. Saints are completely in my blood and just like Eric Cantona's quote, "you can change your wife, your politics, your religion, but never, never can you change your favorite football team", I have always felt such pride wearing our shirt. I've played (not great) in various countries like South Korea/Australia/Bali and Thailand and converting a lot of them along the way as they understand a real and proper die hard club. Even today, I talk with many clients abroad who now have their own fav English team as they see the passion in me and us.
This season has been one of the best teams we've put together in some time (since Poch/Koeman days) which is why it has been so hard to accept this situation but one thing is for sure we will go again and we will be better than ever but that will take time of course. I really think we will come back stronger than ever from this, I believe that.
More will be unveiled in the next few days and there will be a lot of rebuilding in the coming weeks and months but united we stand lads.
We F*cking March On! [Post edited 24 May 1:25]
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Perfectly put, we are not Saints fans we are Saints supporter. Bring on the 26/27 season. UTS. |  |
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| I think I need help. on 10:41 - May 24 with 638 views | grumpy |
This is what I love about Saints supporters.
Whatever is thrown at them they bounce back.
Owners,Managers and Players come and go but the hard core of support remains.
No doubt we will struggle now, more punishment will be heaped upon us but the spirit still lives.
To all those critics of our club
‘ Let thee without sin cast the first stone’
COYRs😀 | | | |
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