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Watt View - Problems Run Far Deeper Than Will Still 08:30 - Nov 4 with 862 views

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Watt View - Problems Run Far Deeper Than Will Still on 08:56 - Nov 4 with 778 views

TripleNiemi

Pretty much sums things up lets be honest, this is nothing new as it's been well documented on this mong board.

The biggest concern or worry for me (and have said this before) is - do we have any form of Strategic Plan? If not, why not, and if so, then where is it? As fans we have all concluded that we are going to buy young players cheap and then simply turn them over for profit 'IF' they improve. From a Southampton FC perspective this is unsustainable IMHO, yet from a Multi Club stance it may work out well for our 'Brothers' who sadly are not 'Brothers In Arms'.

I would like to see laws introduced on multiple club ownership.

Sport Republic Out

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Watt View - Problems Run Far Deeper Than Will Still on 09:13 - Nov 4 with 728 views

saintwizzler

‘The financial picture tells a similar story of mismanagement. Over the summer the club spent around £40 million, yet generated £108.5 million in player sales. The result is a squad still lacking the quality and leadership required to compete. The spine of the team remains worryingly thin and light on both grit and quality.’

If Sport Republic get this next managerial appointment wrong then League 1 beckons and after that what?

We ain’t too good to go down.
A ship needs a rudder. We had a ginger, monotoned one.

Time to shine Sport Republic. Don’t go cheap on the next manager.

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