spyinthesky Posted 18 June, 2015 Share Posted 18 June, 2015 Generally a bit of an eyesore and often wonder what risks people take to plant their tags in dangerous positions That said, when I was younger, graffiti had a message rather than being rather meaningless like today A couple of Saints related ones I can remember were: 'Roxy Saints Do the Strand' - in Priory Rd (St Denys) 'Docherty Shut Your Mouth As The Cup Is Coming South' - Think this was in the Portswood area (This was turned into a chant at the '76 Cup Final) At the Charity Shield game v Liverpool in 1976 there was quite a large spray painted message on the side of one of the Wembley stands saying.. .............'Harefield and Thornhill welcome Weston ******s'......... Obviously a bit of local ill feeling abroad that day!!! A good one at a church not far from Anfield A poster said ... 'What would you do if Jesus came back? Underneath some wag had written...'Move St John to inside right'.... Couple of general ones were: 'Cut The Call Up' - on the external concrete way on the downside at Soton Central (for many years) 'Dubcek Lives' (I think this is correct) on a wall going to the 'White Swan' pub at Mansbridge (that was there for many years too) Apologies but above is only relevant to those of a 'certain age' Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alehouseboys Posted 20 June, 2015 Share Posted 20 June, 2015 'Roxy Saints Do the Strand' - in Priory Rd (St Denys) That was also on the walls of the underpass between Central Hall and the East Street Centre along with many more. Of course that included ' Hari and Al' that popped up everywhere. Throughout the 70s (something like) 'Beware Southampton Killer Chaps' adorned the walls of the train tunnel under 6 Dials to welcome visitors arriving by rail. And there was the Le Tiss for England one in Canute Road, did it have a pop at Venables? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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