It was always supposed to be a struggle for Southampton to stay in the Premier League, even before their poor transfer.
The departure of technical director Jason Wilcox, a senior advocate of former Scotland international Martin, left for Manchester United last year, the former president left life without an important ally and support.
Southampton returned to the Premier League without a sufficient replacement, prompting him to have a starting position and experience.
He was tired of ownership because CEO Phil Parsons, who joined Dison in July 2023, had limited experience in the game and the club had a lot of problems to move quickly to sign contracts last summer.
The goal for this season was to avoid falling and create the value of the team, something they did with the appearance of the Tyler Dibble – even if it is unlikely that their value will be paid for £100m.
Martin had a play-based play-based playing style – something he had been the director of MK Doons since 2019 and continued in Swansea.
That was something he called for Southampton and why they were so supposed to take him from the swallows after the depreciation in
“Every team we have is the same but we had to find a different way,” he told Wolves in November.
“We had two strong players at MK for two strikers and found a way to score,” he said.
“Last season we had so much attacking strength for the tournament we scored a lot of goals,” he said.
“Now the boys are doing what we told to have so many balls in the Premier League, but you must have the same mentality last year,” he said.
“Any way you have to play is a kick of your opponent and overcoming your opponent, and we’re not doing that yet,” he said.
The style of the style came as Sintz fought in the last weeks of St. Mary and the poisonous atmosphere in St. Mary – including Tottenham scored four goals in the final in 25 minutes.
Often wrong happened. The tone was appointed by goalkeeper Alex McCarthy to give Jolinton win a 1-0 win over Newcastle on the opening day of the game in August.
But if Martin had ridden the storm – it would be difficult in football culture to ask for everything yesterday – might be the best person to create a promotion challenge.
Maybe it came to the conclusion that the squad and the club were mentally spontaneous from the decline, and it was a fantastic suggestion, but the arrow was there.