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North End of station http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/17/17226/Shakespeare_Inn/Birmingham

I went to game below in Feb 1992, wonder how many of the 4,800 Chlesea there yesterday attended this game, when ChelSki were rubbish By the way around 1,000 of that crowd was Saints fans Chelsea v Southampton Date: 12th February 1992 Venue: Stamford Bridge Result: 1-1 Scorers: Cascarino; Horne Chelsea: Kevin Hitchcock, Craig Burley, Andy Myers, Alan Dickens, Erland Johnsen, Ken Monkou, Graeme Le Saux (Michael Gilkes), Andy Townsend, Tony Cascarino, Clive Allen, Graham Stuart (Kevin Wilson) Southampton: Tim Flowers, Jeff Kenna, Michael Adams, Barry Horne, Richard A Hall, Neil Ruddock, Matthew Le Tissier, Glen Cockerill, Alan Shearer, Iain Dowie (David Lee), Francis Benali Referee: Paul Danson (Leicester) Attendance: 7148

Several London Saints did a presentation to Ricky Lambert after the game He said injury nothing too serious and taken off as a precaution

Judging by the interest i'm already experiencing for ticket requests from the London Saints members, IMO we'll take more than 3,000 to Wigan due to the tickets being £20 and new ground, plus a vital relegation game

Probably be Guly, even if he's not in the team and doesn't get off the bench, the way that many on this board think

love e way everybody has a go at Kelvin Yesterday he wasn't put off by all the Stoke players running at him at corners and throw in's and tried to win every ball, cathing it well seeral times, punching it a couple of time and missing it a couple of times I'd rather have him trying to ghe ball than hiding on his line tht many ohter keepers do when they go to Stoke Gazza is a good keeper for the future but currently very poor on crosses and would not have handed the bombardment Kelvin was subjected to yesterday

i think depending how the transfer window goes thats not a bad shout and iapparently he wants to return to st marys in his carrer so why not now for me if we move quick enough shawcross or walcot

The free parking being quoted was in Putney the other side of river to ground in the Wandsworth Borough, about 25 mins walk from ground

Not exactly cheap but a good offer is available for 2 nights in Hotel in Newcastle and train from London from £99 if 2 sharing room http://www.superbreak.com/search/rail/30449/1072/7728/22-02-2013/2-nights/1-rooms/2-adults%2c0-children/sortby-PriceAscending/page-1-b1cb6b2a1b504c1ba7adbda5b5172e53

It definately will not be Saturday due to them playing Thursday Sky have already chosen Sunday lunchtike and Monday night game http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12942,00.html So will have to be sunday Only thing to be decided is KO time as far as I can see most likeley 3PM I would think

just under 1,200 tickets left at moment according to online system, majority if those around 750 in Block 43 of Northam

Chelsea definately middle class they threw £1 coins at Man U players, Man Citee Working class only threw 2p coins at Utd.

I've just been online, and it comes up for me with 2 options, one for Cup ticket reservation, the other match tickets I went in Match tickets and all games currently on sale come up including Stoke, NB Fulham now has only restricted view tickets left online

I was there to along with 7 other London Saints who managed via contacys in Newcastel to get tickets for the game Was really difficult to keep quiet when Matty got winner, and one hell of a triip on th train back, i think about 20 Saints fans managed to get in one way or another

So many notable games Wolves at home 9-3 so my father says although can't remember a thing about it ! Every game in FA Cup run 76 apart fom Villa replay Cup winners away games at Marseilles and Anderlecht Forest away in FACup 77 3-3 with 12,000 Saints fans in a crowd of 36,000 for meeting of two Div 2 teams Man Utd FA Cup 2 - 2 (won on Penalties) 6 - 0 away wins at Carlisle 77, Wolves 2007 and Oldham 2011 Hamburg and Bucherest away in UEFA CUP Beating Man U several times including 3-1 (grey Shirts game) and 6-3 following season Beating Liverpool 4-1 (in game where Doddy made home debut and Rod Wallace 2, Rideout and Matty scored) and Finally beating Pompey with Steve Moran last minute goal in FA Cup in 84 Effectively winning promotion at Orient 78 and Plymouth 2011 and confirming promotion Spurs, Walsall and Coventry There are many more I could include but this would be my top games / trips

there are special buses from near the station to and from the ground, if you don't fancy the walk

If you travel from London to Stoke using London Midland Trains (not Virgin) you can get Group 4 tickets works out £68 for 4 (£17 each), kids under 15 -£1 each http://tickets.londonmidland.com/ Journey up from London takes just over 2 hours, a bit longer coming back, but you can get these tickets on the day if necessary

If you travel from London to Stoke using London Midland Trains (not Virgin) you can get Group 4 tickets works out £68 for 4 (£17 each), kids under 15 -£1 each http://tickets.londonmidland.com/ Journey up from London takes just over 2 hours, a bit longer coming back, but you can get these tickets on the day if necessary

That's what I thought and was the reason most of the crowd stood up and gave ironic applauds to Clattenburg for Finally daring to award us a free kick

just checked on;ine, apart from about 500 in block 43, not many other tickets left, probably less tham 100 for the rest of the ground, so will be close to sell out

Sevaral mates of mine done this already so at least 9 Saints fans already in this section

If you'd been treated badly by someone would you keep quiet or speak out ?

your right could only remember tham getting one goal back. The 4-1 win v Liverpool on a Saturday afternoon when Doddy made his home debut when Chris Nicholl was in charge, still rates of one of the best Saints perfomances i've ever seen

West ham at home last season was pretty good In the past 4-1 Liverpool on TV in the snow just after Bally took over was good Before that 4-0 v West Brom in FA Cup in 76 was great night, as was Channon testimonial at the end of that season Newcastle game mentioned by Pilchards above was 3-3 by the way

Squad for last night much the same as Sheff Weds , Stevenage was only a little stronger as we still had Deano and Billy Sharpe avaiable before they went out on loan Sheef Weds Gazzaniga, Richardson, Hooiveld, Yoshida, Seaborne, Cork (Robinson 80), Ward-Prowse, Chaplow, Guly (Reeves 70), De Ridder, Rodriguez (Hoskins 84). Subs (not used): K. Davis, Butterfield, Gape, Sinclair. At neither of the previous rounds this season have we had any experienced players on the bench, something we have done in previous seasons