Maggie May Posted Thursday at 19:29 Posted Thursday at 19:29 I’ve heard on a podcast today that he is a massive Saints fan who travels to most games. He even brought up our league plight in Italian parliament this week. 8 1
Tommy Mulgrew Posted Thursday at 19:46 Posted Thursday at 19:46 What is the Italian national debt like? Perhaps we could suggest that Italy buys out Dragan to rid us of SR once and for all. Ciao. 2
Holmes_and_Watson Posted Thursday at 19:53 Posted Thursday at 19:53 Italian club owners looking at us, and wondering how we managed to fix matches the wrong way all the time. 6
Matthew Le God Posted Thursday at 20:00 Posted Thursday at 20:00 Reasons explained here... https://www.ilgiorno.it/milano/cronaca/inter-southampton-tifosi-9dcb4101 5
Football Special Posted Thursday at 20:31 Posted Thursday at 20:31 There's actually a decent number of Italian Saints and a few who come over for games , can see their impressive flag here when we played at the San Siro 6
Toussaint Posted yesterday at 06:52 Posted yesterday at 06:52 11 hours ago, Maggie May said: I’ve heard on a podcast today that he is a massive Saints fan who travels to most games. He even brought up our league plight in Italian parliament this week. He posts on here @gio1saints 2 3
Farmer Saint Posted yesterday at 10:44 Posted yesterday at 10:44 14 hours ago, Football Special said: There's actually a decent number of Italian Saints and a few who come over for games , can see their impressive flag here when we played at the San Siro That was incredible - genuinely one of the best atmosphere's I've been a part of. 1
Farmer Saint Posted yesterday at 10:44 Posted yesterday at 10:44 3 hours ago, Toussaint said: He posts on here @gio1saints Now that is very interesting
Toussaint Posted yesterday at 11:08 Posted yesterday at 11:08 23 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said: Now that is very interesting Interesting, but I have to confess it’s pure speculation! 2
Farmer Saint Posted yesterday at 11:16 Posted yesterday at 11:16 8 minutes ago, Toussaint said: Interesting, but I have to confess it’s pure speculation! Nope, you've outed him - it's happening... 3
Football Special Posted yesterday at 11:49 Posted yesterday at 11:49 1 hour ago, Farmer Saint said: Now that is very interesting I'm fairly certain that isn't him 2 1
Gloucester Saint Posted yesterday at 12:03 Posted yesterday at 12:03 13 minutes ago, Football Special said: I'm fairly certain that isn't him Yeah, can’t see a very senior politician posting wind-up stuff like that. I reckon Gio was formerly of Bournemouth/Glasgow.
franniesTache Posted yesterday at 12:33 Posted yesterday at 12:33 1 hour ago, Farmer Saint said: That was incredible - genuinely one of the best atmosphere's I've been a part of. For all those people saying "i prefer the championship" or the ones at games singing about us going down and going on "championship tours" those european aways were like nothing else. That's why you want to be in the top flight, moments like that are incredible. It still blows my mind i had piss ups in holland, went to the Danish equivalent of Eastleigh, 20miles from the gaza strip (and a lot less distance to "strip" in Prague), and one of the most iconic grounds in the world. What I wouldn't give to have those days back again 6
Saint86 Posted yesterday at 12:47 Posted yesterday at 12:47 43 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said: Yeah, can’t see a very senior politician posting wind-up stuff like that. I reckon Gio was formerly of Bournemouth/Glasgow. Nah, no where near those levels. Love and light 😂 2
Badger Posted yesterday at 12:59 Posted yesterday at 12:59 55 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said: Yeah, can’t see a very senior politician posting wind-up stuff like that. I reckon Gio was formerly of Bournemouth/Glasgow. Wasn’t Kenya a staging post for him as well at one point ? 1
Badger Posted yesterday at 12:59 Posted yesterday at 12:59 16 hours ago, Matthew Le God said: Reasons explained here... https://www.ilgiorno.it/milano/cronaca/inter-southampton-tifosi-9dcb4101 Top man !! 2
Football Special Posted yesterday at 15:05 Posted yesterday at 15:05 (edited) 2 hours ago, franniesTache said: For all those people saying "i prefer the championship" or the ones at games singing about us going down and going on "championship tours" those european aways were like nothing else. That's why you want to be in the top flight, moments like that are incredible. It still blows my mind i had piss ups in holland, went to the Danish equivalent of Eastleigh, 20miles from the gaza strip (and a lot less distance to "strip" in Prague), and one of the most iconic grounds in the world. What I wouldn't give to have those days back again We've been lucky in some ways, to have experienced trips like that , amazing, they need to be bring back the Anglo-Italian Cup for the Championship and let us have a go at that Edited yesterday at 15:06 by Football Special 2
Ted Bates Statue Posted yesterday at 16:40 Posted yesterday at 16:40 4 hours ago, franniesTache said: For all those people saying "i prefer the championship" or the ones at games singing about us going down and going on "championship tours" those european aways were like nothing else. That's why you want to be in the top flight, moments like that are incredible. It still blows my mind i had piss ups in holland, went to the Danish equivalent of Eastleigh, 20miles from the gaza strip (and a lot less distance to "strip" in Prague), and one of the most iconic grounds in the world. What I wouldn't give to have those days back again Teams like Bournemouth showing it only takes 2-3 years building up the side and now they have a shot at European qualification. Plus this season the FA Cup is wide open, would have been a great opportunity to go for it and make history, but here we are praying we aren't quite as bad as Billy Davies' Derby County with our season all but written off in November. 1
Gloucester Saint Posted yesterday at 18:04 Posted yesterday at 18:04 5 hours ago, franniesTache said: For all those people saying "i prefer the championship" or the ones at games singing about us going down and going on "championship tours" those european aways were like nothing else. That's why you want to be in the top flight, moments like that are incredible. It still blows my mind i had piss ups in holland, went to the Danish equivalent of Eastleigh, 20miles from the gaza strip (and a lot less distance to "strip" in Prague), and one of the most iconic grounds in the world. What I wouldn't give to have those days back again 100%. And trips further back to Bucharest, Lisbon, Hamburg, Lisbon, Brussels (my parents went to that and stayed in Bruges) and Marseilles. Probably more further back in the Fairs Cup. Hate it when the club is in its complacent/dozing phases. Hopefully there’s a 09-17 or a 76-85 around the corner. Even an 86-91 or 99-04 would do. 1
spyinthesky Posted yesterday at 18:18 Posted yesterday at 18:18 On the Financial front wasn't Mervyn King. ex Governor of the Bank of England, a Saints fan as is Ken Bruce's son, although no financial connection there!!!
Gloucester Saint Posted yesterday at 18:28 Posted yesterday at 18:28 10 minutes ago, spyinthesky said: On the Financial front wasn't Mervyn King. ex Governor of the Bank of England, a Saints fan as is Ken Bruce's son, although no financial connection there!!! https://www.avfc.co.uk/news/2016/02/08/interview-mervyn-king---why-aston-villa-means-so-much-to-me
benjii Posted yesterday at 19:12 Posted yesterday at 19:12 6 hours ago, Badger said: Wasn’t Kenya a staging post for him as well at one point ? Love and light, brother.
Football Special Posted yesterday at 19:18 Posted yesterday at 19:18 44 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said: 100%. And trips further back to Bucharest, Lisbon, Hamburg, Lisbon, Brussels (my parents went to that and stayed in Bruges) and Marseilles. Probably more further back in the Fairs Cup. Hate it when the club is in its complacent/dozing phases. Hopefully there’s a 09-17 or a 76-85 around the corner. Even an 86-91 or 99-04 would do. In seasons like this I find it helps to do some reminiscing , talking about it last weekend after the game having listened to Bournemouth fans singing about going on a European tour, will be nice to get another before I'm too old for it 2
Badger Posted yesterday at 19:47 Posted yesterday at 19:47 1 hour ago, spyinthesky said: On the Financial front wasn't Mervyn King. ex Governor of the Bank of England, a Saints fan as is Ken Bruce's son, although no financial connection there!!! I remember the name but hadn’t heard that before. Wikipedia says he’s a Villa fan. You’re not confusing him with Gavyn Davies are you ? He was a City name ( Goldman Sachs) and often mentioned in finance articles.
Gloucester Saint Posted yesterday at 19:49 Posted yesterday at 19:49 1 minute ago, Badger said: I remember the name but hadn’t heard that before. Wikipedia says he’s a Villa fan. You’re not confusing him with Gavyn Davies are you ? He was a City name ( Goldman Sachs) and often mentioned in finance articles. King was a big MLT fan but Villa as a club. 1
Tamesaint Posted yesterday at 22:28 Posted yesterday at 22:28 A few years ago the Chairman of the BBC was a Saints fan (Christopher Bland) was a Saints fan. When he resigned he was replaced by Gavyn Davies - another Saints fan. 1
suewhistle Posted yesterday at 22:51 Posted yesterday at 22:51 The San Siro and the birreria Lambrate full of Saints fans was fun, but not so many at the Thun pre-season friendly.. Steve Grant ISTR, Swiss Saint, and random others. But they'd better hurry up before we all get too old.
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