70's Mike

Another result like 67/68 would be nice 6-2 win. Only problem was the Shed did not like it , police horses on the pitch after the game.We were stood at what was called I think , the North Stand massive old structure long walk back to Fulham Broadway Think we won there the following year as well

Alan Ball played a pressing game , up front Channon, Davies,Shrearer or Frank Worthington

THE poopey family

will be having first class catering and a radio station next, and an insurance company

Agreed

being selfish wish Ward Prowse was on bench to

great result on pitch not so great off at the Milkins game

for by 54 years of support of the saints, other than 3 years the skates have always lived in the past to an era before they were all born. Used to get annoyed by it now I just laugh, what is interesting how quickly here in border country that they have disappeared to wa*k themselves silly over teams they never saw play. suppose they are like Royal Engineers supporters

RIP Kev, top bloke

My thoughts exactly, owners/supporters all skate bas*ards

bet the corporates will crawl out of the woodwork for a "big" game

we were all younger then

for me our season will be easier to guess once we have played a few top half teams at Home

When it was mainly terrace except Upper West and East Stands, you were lucky if you could see all the pitch.Toilets were cr*p, getting a drink took hours.When they introduced seats all round it changed. All of a sudden you had to get organized to sit with mates you had stood with for years. Life was so different we put up with terrible conditions and facilities but it was the norm. Home games could start for big games from 10am when the Haymarket opened until 11 at night when the last bus left town

Agreed I have grown up watching the true greats Paine, Channon, Holmes and Le Tiss, Saints fans love loyalty

what is brilliant is that it is like putting two figures up to all those who deserted the club when we went to Div 3 (sorry old name), he stood by us and now reaops the benefits, a true Saint in my opinion

So no Cup Run the old flexible cash flow forecast will have to be reviewed, better off putting the takings on the 3.30 at Haydock. Electric bill will be due soon

Game was to easy for him, he is better in the battles away from Home against the "weaker" teams he has to much time which is strange coming from Celtic

Bring em on, we have nothing to lose Just like watching England

Good few years since we had one like the 3rd in the top flight, happy days saw a lot of old friends today Chris Newman, Steve Jewitt, Pete Wilson and co

Thing is it effects a lot of Southampton people who work their as well, plus the support services for those people

Think problem is the number of what you call "boozers" in the city centre has dropped a lot and basically they do not attract custom other than match days, for some reason

Sad day, watched him play classy in everything he did

knob

me i will be 65 so to old to make squad