
Show Notes
From Carabao Cup humiliation to a five-star demolition job - it's been quite the week at St. Mary's.
Ray and Kevin kick things off by welcoming back James Ward-Prowse after three years away, and then trying to make sense of the brutal 4-1 defeat to West Ham. A night where absolutely nothing seemed to go right.
Thankfully, just a few days later, Saints remembered how to play football!
The duo look back on the sensational 5-1 thrashing of Millwall, with Saints putting on a performance packed with goals, attacking football and, most importnantly, something resembling defensive competence followinf West Ham. This was exactly the response everyone needed.
It's also time for another spin on the Transfer Roundabout.
With the window entering its final stages, they discuss the latest arrivals, departures and rumours surrounding the club.
Finally, there are two trips on the road to preview.
First up, it's Birmingham City, as Saints head to St. Andrew's looking to build on the Millwall result.
Then it's another trip north to face the mighty Lincoln City. Yes, the word 'minnows may or may not have been used several times during the recording.
Can Southampton turn two away games into six points and keep that momentum going?
All this, plus the usual opinions, arguments, questionable predictions and plenty of Saints-related nonsense.
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