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No, nor do I think anyone else will be 'In for him.

Looks like Ajax cornered the market for talent over there. I think with 2 French speakers already, Ligue 1 is where we should be looking.

A couple if defeats? We went 11 hours without scoring! Here are 5 things that would make an instant impact. 1. Play players in their best positions. 2. When Murray isn't on the pitch, don't hoof balls up to Andone at head height and expect him to do what Murray does. 3. Encourage the team...

I think we have stricter employment laws, stopping us from raiding South American talent.

Benfica are below us on that list, stick them in the Premier League and they wouldn't start playing like us.

They are one of the leading accountancy firms on earth, with annual revenue in excess of $40billion, I don't think they would publish anything without thouroghly researching it, that is what they do. But for arguments sake, I'll rephrase my statement. We are one of the world's top 30 highest...

Take it up with deloitte...

I loved the Championship, it's probably the most competitive football there is. No one parks the bus. The Premier league was a nice novelty, but it's dull as hell when the team I love refuses to play football.

What has that got to do with our current situation? As a club we bare no resemblance to previous eras, we are in the top 30 richest clubs in the world, but does our quality of play reflect that? If we stay up, Chris has done his job. But if he remains, things must change, a shake up is needed...

Go and wash your mouth out.

You're absolutely right, I think that what I'm trying to do is come to terms with the fact that I'd rather we were a big fish in the Championship. The Premier League is not much fun. But maybe a different manager could make it fun.

But the football they are now playing is very different to us. Why are you so ready to defend what we all agree is crappy football?

The drop I'm referring to is the quality of football we are playing now, for entertainment, is less than in the Championship. Despite us now spending probably more than 5 times the playing budget. It feels like we are dining at the finest restaurant but being served bland food. A new chef is...

In 11/12 they finished 9th after making a net profit of £6.5m on transfers. Theirs is a rare example though.

None, and I appreciate all he has done immensely. I know it's easy for me to winge, it's not my money after all. But I'm a football fan, winging is what we do.

No, but nor do I get a share of the profits as a price of being subjected to an inferior product.

I don't, know but in 2011 they had the lowest wage bill came 11th and played lovely football.

But Southampton did change and improved greatly. What many of us are arguing, isn't change to avoid relegation, it's change to improve the crap football. So what if we go down? That's inevitable at some point for a club of our size. And if we do, well the entertainment is better in the...

He spent £11.6m between 2010 and 2012 at Swansea. And £279.9m when at Liverpool.

Brendan Rogers at Swansea