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Bobby Stokes no Saints fan can ever forget that, must have seen that goal 10,000+ times and will never get tired of seeing it

Timmy Flowers penalty save from Giggs and then the sight of him sprinting the full length of the pitch

3-1 Grey shirt excuse from ferguson, still the lamest ever reason given for a defeat

6-3 Eyal missile, MLT lobbing scheimkel (dont know and dont care how you spell it) on his 6 yd line

Beattie last minute winner at SMS

 

Lets hope theres another lasting memory from a Saints player yesterday

 

Saints v Devils always a good match

 

And yes I forget the defeats

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My first Saints v Mancs was c1969 or 70, when the Charlton, Best & Law circus came to The Dell.

 

'Big Ron' was injured, but no problem, Jimmy Gabriel played as No 9 and scored the winner, headed goal from a corner.

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I will be honest..we are going to lose tomorrow...sadly

we will lose at the emirates and this place will go into utter madness about our signings are a waste of money

 

however, end sept through till end nov will see us nicely in mid table IMO

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I will be honest..we are going to lose tomorrow...sadly

we will lose at the emirates and this place will go into utter madness about our signings are a waste of money

 

however, end sept through till end nov will see us nicely in mid table IMO

 

Exactly. When I saw the fixture list I thought that we'd be bottom after 6 games with 0 pts. I stand by that. It's going to be a long and hard season.

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Brilliant, I love the bit I pasted below. The "internet generation" is completely intolerant of any opinions other than your own. I know I can be as bad as anyone, but I only do it to provoke debate (read as; stir sh*t up for a laugh). But anyway;

 

[h=2]3) Southampton 1-0 Manchester United (FA Cup final, 1 May 1976)[/h]Hey pop kids!!! Anyone for some raging pro-United Guardian bias?!? You love it, you lot, don't you? Gertcha! Here goes, then, with the leader column of the Guardian on the morning of the 1976 FA Cup final between Manchester United and Southampton. "A newspaper can sit quite comfortably astride any convenient fence and say, for example, that though Manchester United are a glamorous footballing side, nevertheless Southampton have the romance of the underdog to set alongside the talent of Channon. Or vice versa. Wembley today, however, is no occasion for vice or versa. Manchester must win. A loss will be a disaster ... Throughout the season, dismantling dour defence after dour defence, United have sent a dozen managers back to the drawing board. The repercussions, exhilarating already, will gain permanence if Manchester United gain a major trophy. Football will win if they win."

Imagine if this newspaper – if any newspaper – had the chutzpah to publish something like this today. The bottom half of the internet would shear off and frisbee away into outer space, powered solely by the hot heat of disproportionate outrage, never to return. Something which may or may not give our current leader writers pause. But back in the day, opinions were tolerated in the adult fashion.

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we can be there boggy team again tomorrow with some luck.

 

I really hope we can sing at them "you're only here to watch the Saints!" before they start singing that we are there to see them.

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I have not missed those arrogant Man Utd fans the past seven years, not all of them are ****s but the majority are, especially the local ones!

I can see us winning this 2-0 with a wonder strike from someone!

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