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Thought this was class from us saints fans yesterday applauding the Middlesbrough players after a tough season 👏🏽 @Boro #SaintsFC

🚨🐯 Official: Middlesbrough become the first club to lose both the Championship play-off semi-final AND final. History makers.

I do hope Hull batter these deluded cry baby fans

Shut up you melt

Tommy Robinson was sent to prison for showing a film. Lucy Connolly was sent to prison for a tweet. A British Pakistani man can break the nose of a female police officer, have the footage go viral, and walk away free. You can be stabbed by a Sikh and if he says the magic words, the police will handcuff you as you bleed out on the floor. If you notice and complain, your own government will accuse you of hate. You cannot possibly hate them enough for what they have done to England.

@vpopulimedia The entire family belong in prison.

Henry Nowak. Kein fentanylsüchtiger Schwerverbrecher, der bei einer Pooizeikontrolle starb. Ein hoffnungsvoller junger Mann. Erstochen von einem Migranten. Als die Polizei kommt sagt dieser Migrant Nowak sei ein .Rassist" Die Polizei legt dem Sterbenden Handschellen an. Er sagt "I can't breathe". Die Migranten und die Polizei lachen ihn aus. Er stirbt. 1000x schlimmer als George Flyod. Ein Symbol für unsere Völker. Ermordet, verfolgt und verlacht von fremden Verbrechern und einheimischen Verrätern.

This is genuinely horrible, he was so good and had such an impact #Saintsfc

HOW?!?! The blokes are literally on CCTV battering female police officers ffs.

🚨 BREAKING statement from #SaintsFC CEO Phil Parsons: "We have appealed yesterday's decision by the Independent Disciplinary Commission to expel Southampton Football Club from the Sky Bet Championship Play-Offs, and to impose a four-point deduction for the 2026/27 season. Before turning to that appeal, I want to address our supporters, our players, and the wider football community directly and without equivocation. "What happened was wrong. The club has admitted breaches of EFL Regulations 3.4 and 127. We are sorry to the other clubs involved, and most of all to the Southampton supporters whose extraordinary loyalty and support this season deserved better from the club. "We have provided our full co-operation to the EFL's investigation and disciplinary process. Following the appeal, we will also be writing to the EFL to volunteer our participation in a working group on the practical application and enforcement of Regulation 127 across the Championship. Contrition without change is hollow, and we intend to demonstrate change. "On the appeal itself: we accept that there should be a sanction. What we cannot accept is a sanction which bears no proportion to the offence. Whereas Leeds United was fined £200,000 for a similar offence, Southampton has been denied the opportunity to compete in a game worth more than £200 million and one which means so much to our staff, players and supporters. "We believe the financial consequence of yesterday's ruling makes it, by a very considerable distance, the largest penalty ever imposed on an English football club. Luton Town's 30-point deduction in 2008/09 — to date the most severe sporting sanction in the English game — was levied against a club already in League Two, with no comparable revenue at stake. Derby County's 21-point deduction in 2021 cost them their Championship status. Everton's eventual six-point deduction in 2023/24 followed losses of £124.5 million, a figure dwarfed by what has been taken from Southampton in a single afternoon. The largest financial penalty ever levied by the Premier League, against Chelsea in March of this year, was £10.75 million, and was accompanied by no sporting sanction whatsoever despite involving £47.5 million in undisclosed payments over seven years. "We say this not to minimise what occurred at this club, which we have accepted was wrong. We say it because proportionality is itself a principle of natural justice. The Commission was entitled to impose a sanction. It was not, we will argue, entitled to impose one that is manifestly disproportionate to every previous sanction in the history of the English game. "Our appeal will be heard today, and we will provide a further update in due course."

Even more annoying Middlesbrough weren’t good enough to get through and now they get a free pass 😬

🚨 Meanwhile, in February 2023, Manchester City were charged with 115 breaches of financial rules in the Premier League and we STILL DON'T KNOW the outcome of this. MORE THAN THREE YEARS AND STILL NOTHING.

What an absolute farce. Feel terribly for the @SouthamptonFC fans. Chucked out of a 300m final for a guy behind a tree on his iPhone. When the same thing happened to us we used it as fuel. Boro had 180 mins to beat them. The @EFL is a joke. 🐏 #dcfc #sfc

He will be laughing when he gets a premier league move though. Wouldn’t blame him either #Saintsfc

At least we can beat the Skates twice next season 😊

All #Hull aren’t we 👌🏻

Nothing about Henry Nowak then mate?

Yes. #saintsfc are the reason you didn’t get promoted.

That's the one. Classless #boro player calling a #saintsfc fan "a fat c*nt". Reckon they should be docked points. 😀

Wembley awaits ⏳

If this was Vardy you’d all be loving it