Tamesaint Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Nothing to do with Saints but Joan of Arc's death warrant was siged in the house where Robin Gibb lived.
Pahars_Legend Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 In the 2007/2008 season Jermaine Wright had our first shot.
vince Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Last team to be presented with the FA Cup by the Queen.
Pahars_Legend Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Papa Waigo N'diaye was regularly found in an offside position.
Miltonaggro Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 As a young boy Nicola Cortese was thought to have Tourettes syndrome until an exorcism was performed on him by Joe Dolce...
Badger Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Nothing to do with Saints but Joan of Arc's death warrant was siged in the house where Robin Gibb lived. Tragedy.
Badger Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Marian Pahars has a girls name. The only Saints player to have (nearly) the same sounding christian name as 'John' Wayne (Marion Mitchell Morrison (born Marion Robert Morrison; May 26, 1907 – June 11, 1979).
The Kraken Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Terry Hurlock once won third prize in a Brian May lookalike contest at Butlins.
Lighthouse Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Marian Pahars has a girls name. Marian's first name is actually Marians.
The Kraken Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Marian's first name is actually Marians. Indeed. In common with almost all Latvian male names, both christian name and surname end in S.
Saint Frog Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Brett Ormerod was the first (maybe only) professional player to play for 2 different teams in the same weekend, Leeds and Saints
Lighthouse Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Brett Ormerod was the first (maybe only) professional player to play for 2 different teams in the same weekend, Leeds and Saints I think he nearly scored 3 hattricks in a week once in 2002. 1 for the reserves, 1 midweek against Tranny in the LC then got 2 goals against Man City.
supersonic Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Kenwyne Jones holds the record for having the biggest manhood in Saints history
Raging Bull Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 North Baddesley (near southampton) is in the doomsday book and its church was built for 1 of the knights of the round table.
MINIBARCELONASAINT Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 They'd win the Euros if they were in it together.
Badger Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 North Baddesley (near southampton) is in the doomsday book and its church was built for 1 of the knights of the round table. On the subject of which North Baddesley was home to Keith Harris and Orville the Duck (acc to Wikipedia).
gjphilsaint Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Southampton legend Ted Bates played in every position for The Saints, including stand-in goalkeeper.
gjphilsaint Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Former England International Peter Shilton scored the only goal of his career during a game between Leicester City v Southampton in 1967.
hamster Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 North Baddesley (near southampton) is in the doomsday book and its church was built for 1 of the knights of the round table. Hence, Templars Way.
hamster Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 People born in Southampton are mostly first generation. Second at most. Most people eventually move away from Southampton.
SaintBobby Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Southampton now hold the all time league record for the number of consecutive games in which they have avoided defeat if leading at half time (now something like 50ish?)
RonManager Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Ron Davies never gave me my biro back when he autographed my programme. He thinks I've forgotten....
John Boy Saint Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 David Peach & Nick Holmes were the only players left in the team from the FA Cup winning team to play in the League Cup final v Forest in 1979. They were both on the scoresheet in the 3-2 defeat. David Peach shocked me by asking for a light for his cigarette outside Elm Park after our 0-0 draw in the League Cup run!!
Saint J 77 Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Saints biggest league victory was a 9-3 win against Wolverhampton Wanders. The game took place on September 18th in 1965 at the Dell
Crazy Diamond Posted 9 June, 2012 Posted 9 June, 2012 Ulrich van Gobbel worked at International House of Pancakes a few years ago and served me. I asked upon receiving my breakfast "You know what I'm going to do?" and he replied "Let me guess, Gobbel them up?". He was wrong, I was actually going to say "enjoy this, as pancakes are a great way to start the day".
saintscottofthenortham Posted 10 June, 2012 Posted 10 June, 2012 Ulrich van Gobbel worked at International House of Pancakes a few years ago and served me. I asked upon receiving my breakfast "You know what I'm going to do?" and he replied "Let me guess, Gobbel them up?". He was wrong, I was actually going to say "enjoy this, as pancakes are a great way to start the day". Mehta a place that is. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm pancakes.
sentry Posted 10 June, 2012 Posted 10 June, 2012 I think he nearly scored 3 hattricks in a week once in 2002. 1 for the reserves, 1 midweek against Tranny in the LC then got 2 goals against Man City. And I think he was the first player to score a goal in all top 4 leagues for the same team (blackpool)... i might be wrong there though.
Amazing Hangover Posted 10 June, 2012 Posted 10 June, 2012 According to Viz, who a few years ago, carried out an in depth study of premier league players cock sizes, Dennis Wise was bottom of the heap with a paltry 1/2" cock. I was surprised at that because his hands are really big.
Steeleye Saint Posted 10 June, 2012 Posted 10 June, 2012 Nothing to do with Saints but Joan of Arc's death warrant was siged in the house where Robin Gibb lived. Joan of Arc dead? When did this happen?
Saint J 77 Posted 10 June, 2012 Posted 10 June, 2012 There have been 70 games between Southampton and the Skates, with Southampton winning 34 and the Skates 21. As we all know the most recent match ended in a 2–2 draw at St Mary's in the Championship in April 2012.
Prince Jazzbo Posted 10 June, 2012 Posted 10 June, 2012 Saints biggest league victory was a 9-3 win against Wolverhampton Wanders. The game took place on September 18th in 1965 at the Dell Then we signed the Wolves keeper a few days later. Can you imagine the uproar on here if we did that now.
saintmatt Posted 10 June, 2012 Posted 10 June, 2012 Pound for pound there's more sugar in a lemon than a strawberry
colehillsaint Posted 10 June, 2012 Posted 10 June, 2012 Adam Lallana signed my nippers season ticket whilst queuing at a checkout in our local Waitrose. We had the ticket handy in the car, and are definitely not stalkers in case you read this stuff Adam.
Golac's Cunning Stunts Posted 11 June, 2012 Posted 11 June, 2012 Dan Petrescu invented Connect 4. Are you sure? I thought it was Dennis rofe
david in sweden Posted 11 June, 2012 Posted 11 June, 2012 Grzegorz Rasiak once hit a top speed of 3mph. -but that was only an estimate as his speedometer was broken.
david in sweden Posted 11 June, 2012 Posted 11 June, 2012 Ted Bates was first to use the 4-2-4 system into England, and Lawrie McMenemy introduced the Sweeper system.
Bucks Saint Posted 11 June, 2012 Posted 11 June, 2012 I have three battered coffee mugs which I bought without seeing first, in aid of a charity. They are autographed by Pahars, Bridge and Le Tiss
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