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Date Posted: 18:40:39 02/02/03 Sun
Author: observer
Author Host/IP: 62.60.46.33
Subject: togetherness

watching saturdays game i could not but help compare the two teams.
firstly, saints look disjointed and look like the players dont know what each other are going to do.
it seems to me that other teams come here, play bthe ball round and work harder.
another pointer is that i noticed when the opposition made subs the management team shook hands or gave a pat on the back to the players. when saints make subs peter king just looks right through them,ignores them as if they are not there.!! this cant be good. and by the way, what kind of instruction is "" hey hey come on""all through the game. anyone can stand shouting that looking at the floor.if they cant see and cant correct the problems then save your breath !!!!!!

sort it out.. its not good to watch

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