Match Preview: Saturday,27 April 2013, One of the important match Southampton v West Brom of Premier League HD Quality Live Southampton v West Brom streaming is available here.Southampton v West Brom Live Stream online Premier League Video Free The match will take plcae at St Mary's Stadium on 4/27/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.When the season ends there will be few clubs who look back on the campaign with more satisfaction than Southampton.
It's not inconceivable that they will finish in their highest league position for a decade, which is some achievement. No side has ever previously avoided relegation from the Premier League after losing their first three games of a season; Southampton lost their first four and yet only a mathematician would quibble now with the notion that they are safe with four games still to play.
The change of manager seemed like a fit of pique from an unpredictable chairman at the time, but the transition from Adkins to Pochettino has been seamless and the Saints are currently unbeaten in six games, their best run in the top-flight since Kevin Phillips and James Beattie formed a briefly formidable partnership.
On the other hand, if the season had started along with the calendar year on New Year's Day, then West Brom would now be in the bottom three, ahead of only Reading and Stoke.
Albion's last win in the city of Southampton was on the opening day of the 1969-70 season when the club's then-record signing at £100,000, Colin Suggett, scored twice without reply at The Dell. They have since tried and failed to emulate that victory on 19 occasions.
It's not inconceivable that they will finish in their highest league position for a decade, which is some achievement. No side has ever previously avoided relegation from the Premier League after losing their first three games of a season; Southampton lost their first four and yet only a mathematician would quibble now with the notion that they are safe with four games still to play.
The change of manager seemed like a fit of pique from an unpredictable chairman at the time, but the transition from Adkins to Pochettino has been seamless and the Saints are currently unbeaten in six games, their best run in the top-flight since Kevin Phillips and James Beattie formed a briefly formidable partnership.
Pochettino is quietly impressive, but the
main credit must to go the core of a squad which has grown with the
club. Don't forget how far they have come; two years ago this week they
were playing Hartlepool in League One. Lambert, Fonte, Lallana, Puncheon
and Schneiderlin were all around at that level and do not look out of
place now.
West Brom's golden summer and autumn seems a bit of a
distant memory; how you judge their season really depends on whether
your glass is half full or half empty. If Steve Clarke can guide Albion
to end up higher than last season's 10th (they are currently eighth)
then it will be their best-placed finish since 1981.
On the other hand, if the season had started along with the calendar year on New Year's Day, then West Brom would now be in the bottom three, ahead of only Reading and Stoke.
Albion's last win in the city of Southampton was on the opening day of the 1969-70 season when the club's then-record signing at £100,000, Colin Suggett, scored twice without reply at The Dell. They have since tried and failed to emulate that victory on 19 occasions.
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