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SUBURB::WAITEG "GARY WAITE" 14 lines 7-FEB-1992 17:08
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Tomorrow sees the Saints in action against the mighty Forest at the
Dell. The three points are vital because teams above us all seem to be
winning. We need the cup form.
The Bolton game has now been switched to Sunday and is all ticket. Try
and get your ticket tomorrow if you've got the cash.
The fans must get behind the team, not slag them off every minute.
Results ain't going our way but the teams doing their best.
Cheers
Gaz
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78.2 | | OPG::TONY | | Fri Feb 07 1992 21:42 | 9 |
| >The Bolton game has now been switched to Sunday and is all ticket. Try
>and get your ticket tomorrow if you've got the cash.
Let me tell you a story.....Thats not because they're expecting a lot of you..
Its all ticket for the Bolton lads...So you'd better book a taxi..or is it
a tractor...!!!
As the famous Sothampton chant goes....We dont need this S**T..!!!!
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78.3 | Jealousy is wonderful | SUBURB::WAITEG | GARY WAITE | Tue Feb 18 1992 20:16 | 4 |
| Are you jealous mate?
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78.4 | Not jealous... | OPG::TONY | | Tue Feb 18 1992 21:18 | 3 |
| Just envious...!!
Mate...
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78.5 | You'll never win the football league | SUBURB::WAITEG | GARY WAITE | Wed Feb 19 1992 17:55 | 13 |
| Will you ever win the league mate? I don't think so. Come on Leeds.
How does that song go
MAN UTD
MAN UTD
WILL YOU EVER WIN THE LEAGUE?
WILL YOU EVER WIN THE LEAGUE?
I'm not even a Saints supporter but I can tell your a typical United
supporter thats never seen em before! Am I right. Proberly
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78.6 | Tut...tut...tut... | OPG::TONY | | Wed Feb 19 1992 22:33 | 18 |
| >Will you ever win the league mate? I don't think so. Come on Leeds.
> How does that song go
>
> MAN UTD
> MAN UTD
> WILL YOU EVER WIN THE LEAGUE?
> WILL YOU EVER WIN THE LEAGUE?
>
>
> I'm not even a Saints supporter but I can tell your a typical United
> supporter thats never seen em before! Am I right. Proberly
Now theres no need for this is there..!!
May I congratulate you on the fact that you dont support Southampton I wouldnt
wish that on anybody. You are obviously embarrased to tell us who you support !!
You are so right...I've never seen them...Even before...Proberly...
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78.7 | | R2ME2::HINXMAN | I'll just sit here and rust | Thu Feb 20 1992 23:33 | 5 |
| O.K. so now we have a Southampton base note.
Will someone please put in some information about the current team?
Still_ill_informed of Spitbrook
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78.10 | K...stander | OPG::TONY | | Fri Feb 21 1992 21:42 | 13 |
| Gary,
I'll skip the drink, but if you are by any chance in the K-Stand pop into
Stair 16 Row 29 Seat 63 and say 'ello...
Tony
ps. If you are an Eagle come in disguise, K standers dont take kindly to feathers
Enjoy the game and the atmosphere..!!
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78.12 | | R2ME2::HINXMAN | I'll just sit here and rust | Tue Apr 28 1992 23:57 | 9 |
| I think the current league table shows Southampton at 13th
with 38 goals for.
I can remember a season when they finished 19th in the First
Division with 90+ goals for.
Is football as entertaining as it used to be?
Tony
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78.13 | Le Tissier - antithesis of a Branfoot player | SUBURB::INV_LIBRARY | Who hell he?!? | Wed Apr 29 1992 12:25 | 14 |
|
> Is football as entertaining as it used to be?
Probably not, but Southampton's situation is more to do with a change
of manager and an entirely different approach to the game. During their
good run, Soton won a lot of games 1 - 0 which is typical for a
Branfoot team; during his reign at Reading, the third division title
was secured on the back of numerous 1 - 0 victories.
Solid defence, soak up the pressure, score on the odd breakaway - the
Branfoot method.
jeff
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78.14 | | R2ME2::HINXMAN | I'll just sit here and rust | Thu Jul 23 1992 20:38 | 4 |
| Would the Southampton supporter out there like to comment
on the team/prospects for the forthcoming season?
Expatriate of Spitbrook
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78.15 | Moneygrabber Shearer | NEWOA::CANTY | | Mon Jul 27 1992 16:53 | 17 |
| Prospects are not looking too good, Alan Shearer has left to join
Blackburn Rovers for a massive salary, the fee is rumoured to be
approx 3.5 million. Neil Ruddock has joined Spurs for 750,00 pounds and
Barry Horne has joined Everton for 650,000 pounds. Saints have signed David
Speedie from Blackburn and Kerry Dixon from Chelsea, it looks as though
Branfoot is planning for the future there as both are over thirty. We
definately need a constructive midfielder to go alongside the
destructive talents of Terry Hurlock and probably need a fullback and a
central defender, unfortunately now that clubs know we have three
million to spend we are going to be quoted silly prices for average
players.
Not looking forward to the new season,
The Southampton Supporter,
Stuart.
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78.16 | tough season in prospect at The Dell | TRUCKS::SANT | lurching from disaster to apocalypse.. | Mon Jul 27 1992 17:49 | 10 |
|
Scummers (sorry, Southampton 8-)) will go the same way Reading
did after Ian Clubfoot's tranfer dabblings...
Downhill.
Saints are now red-hot certainties for relegation this year.
Andy.
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78.17 | LOOKING FOR THE DELL | KIRKTN::MROY | | Thu Sep 10 1992 11:24 | 7 |
| COULD YOU TELL ME WHO SOUTHHAMPTON IS PLAYING AT THE END SETEMBER.
CHEERS
ME
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78.18 | JUST A WEE 1 | KIRKTN::MROY | | Thu Sep 10 1992 11:27 | 1 |
| SEPTEMBER
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78.19 | 'ere you go | FORTY2::ROBERTSON | You don't wanna do it like that !!!! | Thu Sep 10 1992 14:27 | 5 |
| 12th QPR H
19th Leeds Utd H
26th C Palace A
Al
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78.20 | | DCEIDL::HINXMAN | Pretentious? Watashi? | Tue Dec 08 1992 19:34 | 7 |
| I'm sort of resigned to the fact that nobody ever puts a match
report here...
...but how come that when the Saints play teams for whom we have
normally active notes, like Forest or Arsenal, these notes go
mysteriously quiet?
Tony
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78.21 | | TRUCKS::SANT | But sir, it's *supposed* to do that! | Wed Dec 09 1992 11:35 | 4 |
|
A: Because Saints won....
Andy.
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78.22 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Wed Dec 09 1992 14:34 | 29 |
| >> ...but how come that when the Saints play teams for whom we have
>> normally active notes, like Forest or Arsenal, these notes go
>> mysteriously quiet?
>> Tony
Tony, maybe you'd like to read 46.80.
I didn't go on Saturday (Still doshless, after all these years - does
anyone have a balaclava and shotgun I can borrow? :-)), but from what
was said on the radio and reported in the papers it wasn't a great game.
Southampton took the lead after about 15 minutes. Arsenal apparently
didn't do much until the 37th minute when Campbell hit the post.
Wright should have put the rebound away, but he hit it high, wide and not
very handsome. 1-0 to the Saints at half-time.
About ten minutes into the second-half Southampton increased their
lead, Dowie at the far post I think. Arsenal had a couple of chances
to get back into it, in particular a Merson lob which was well saved by
Flowers. At this stage I believe Wright and Monkou were 'having a few
words' (and then some!). I think Wright got booked, again.
With five minutes to go Parlour was pulled down in the penalty area.
Wright hit the resulting penalty against the bar. I think Arsenal had
the opportunities to get something from the game but probably deserved
what they got, nothing.
Mike M
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78.23 | directions please | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Our Nige is Their Nige Now - Thank the Lord | Mon Jan 11 1993 11:52 | 8 |
| At the risk of being proved clinically insane, I am going to the Dell
on saturday to see the FEs put right the injustice on Soton's 2-1 win
at Selhurst, can any Saint out there give directions from the M3/M27 to
the ground please?
ta
paul
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78.24 | | TRUCKS::SANT | a rockin' and a rollin' | Mon Jan 11 1993 17:50 | 20 |
78.25 | Ta | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Our Nige is Their Nige Now - Thank the Lord | Mon Jan 11 1993 17:54 | 5 |
| Thanks Andy, how can it be a dump when such a talented team plays
there............ :-) We were surprised to see that the stand is
non-smoking tho'.
Paul
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78.26 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Mon Jan 11 1993 18:46 | 11 |
|
Beware if you do turn right off the Avenue - there's one grotty little
car park that seems to fill up by about 1:30 and no other roadside
parking. I always used to turn left off the Avenue (you'll see the turn
off that Andy's talking about, there's a pub and park on the right)
into one of the side streets - there's a few pubs round there and it's
a lot easier to get back onto the Avenue after the game. It's about a
10-15 minute walk to the ground, but there's no pubs near the ground
that you can get into before the game.
Paul
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78.27 | | TRUCKS::SANT | a rockin' and a rollin' | Tue Jan 12 1993 12:19 | 8 |
|
Ahhhhh!! Now if it's a pub guide you're looking for around
Southampton, I may be able to help you there too 8-)
...but let's make a proper evening of it!!
Andy.
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78.28 | | YUPPY::MCCABE | Mike | Tue Jan 12 1993 15:32 | 11 |
| >>parking. I always used to turn left off the Avenue (you'll see the turn
>>off that Andy's talking about, there's a pub and park on the right)
^^^
This pub, which you can't miss but the name escapes me, has a
reasonable-sized car park. A couple of mates and I always park in it,
have a few jars in the pub, then walk down to the ground. It's then
easy to turn left out of the car park onto the main road and head off
for the M3.
Mike M
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78.29 | | BLKPUD::WATTERSONP | By eck it's parky | Tue Jan 12 1993 15:50 | 7 |
|
Mike,
I always found that pub closed to away supporters - maybe you Arsenal
peeps are better behaved than us Evertonians......
Paul
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78.30 | HOLIDAY IN THE SOLENT | PAKORA::MROY | | Wed Jan 20 1993 21:45 | 6 |
| Hello,
Is there anybody out there who could tell me the fixtures for the
saints in the next 2 weeks.
Me
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78.31 | | YUPPY::PANES | Be a whiner | Tue Oct 26 1993 12:13 | 3 |
| A couple of really great goals by Le Tissier at the weekend.
Stuart
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78.33 | here we go again :-) | KIRKTN::CPATRICK | Why, they call me Baby Jesus | Tue Oct 26 1993 12:57 | 5 |
| re-1...
should this note not be in the Nottingham Forest topic ??? 'No 40'
SQF Jambo
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78.34 | | DCEIDL::HINXMAN | In the range of strange | Mon Nov 08 1993 19:33 | 7 |
| Southampton sell Tim Flowers
then
concede no goals for the first time this season.
Are these two events connected?
Tony
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78.35 | Spurs are the connection | NEWOA::FIDO_T | Conation is the key | Mon Nov 08 1993 19:44 | 10 |
| > Southampton sell Tim Flowers
> then
> concede no goals for the first time this season.
>
> Are these two events connected?
No, the connection was that they were playing Spurs for the first time
this season ;-)
Terry
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78.36 | | PEKING::COSSEYN | World Cup 1994 ZZzzz | Tue Jan 11 1994 21:02 | 4 |
|
Ian Branfort has been sacked....
Neil...
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78.37 | | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no Sanity Clause.... | Wed Jan 12 1994 12:26 | 5 |
| Bobby Robson and Lawrie MacMenemie tipped to take over by R5 this
morning.
Paul.
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78.38 | | YUPPY::BUSH | Alive and Kicking | Wed Jan 12 1994 14:11 | 6 |
|
This mornings rumour was that the new manager would be
Wait for it
Graham Taylor.
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78.39 | | CHEFS::HARRISR | Goosenargh! | Wed Jan 12 1994 14:18 | 30 |
| haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha
haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha haha
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god help you now.
Rich.
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78.40 | | SUBURB::WAITEG | BOING BOING | Wed Jan 12 1994 14:21 | 6 |
| Graham Taylor has always been a succesful manager at club level. I
don't think it would be too bad.
/GAry
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78.41 | At last..... | GVA02::LUANDA::Lainsbury | | Wed Jan 12 1994 14:21 | 8 |
| Branfoot sacked ? I have never liked the Saints but have been feeling
increasingly sympathetic towards them for the last year or so. No-one
deserves him, but saying that he went from Reading to Palace to
Southampton....who's next - Liverpool ?
He'll probably play John Barnes at left back.
Andy.
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78.42 | | CUCKOO::YEOMANSD | Born to drink mild | Wed Jan 12 1994 14:34 | 5 |
| >He'll probably play John Barnes at left back.
Why not? Bobby Robson did.
Dave.
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78.43 | Confused...You will be. | UPROAR::LEMP | There ain't no Sanity Clause.... | Wed Jan 12 1994 15:30 | 10 |
| re .37
>Bobby Robson and Lawrie MacMenemie tipped to take over by R5 this
Sorry, that should have read Graham Taylor and Lawrie Mac. Can't think
how I managed to confuse the two (Because they're both crap ex-England
managers. Ed.)
Paul.
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78.44 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Fight the power | Wed Jan 12 1994 16:19 | 6 |
| I think Branfoot resigned didn't he?
Graham Taylor was an excellent club manager. He holds the record for most points
in a season (with Lincoln City).
Mike
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78.45 | | KERNEL::NDAY | Quazimodo sang,'It started with a syst' | Wed Jan 12 1994 16:35 | 5 |
| Mike,
Do you know what the record points for that season was just out of interest ?
Nige.
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78.46 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Fight the power | Wed Jan 12 1994 16:44 | 7 |
| Nige,
I can find out tonight probably if you want. My house mate is a sad Lincoln City
fan, and the only reason I know they hold the record is because he points it out
to me every time Donny Rovers earn a point. 8-) (Not very often, admittedly)
Mike
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78.47 | | PEKING::WILSOND1 | DAVE WILSON @WLC | Thu Jan 20 1994 16:45 | 4 |
|
Alan Ball confirmed as new manager of Soton...
Dave...
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78.48 | There's this high pitched whine on my radio :-) | R2ME2::HINXMAN | In the range of strange | Fri Jan 21 1994 22:10 | 3 |
| ... and Lawrie McMenemey as General Manager
Tony
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78.49 | Seems to have done the trick, doesn't it!!! | BERN01::ZBSWX2::GOODEJ | | Mon Jan 24 1994 17:55 | 1 |
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78.50 | Away Day | WOTVAX::NORTHS | | Tue Feb 15 1994 16:08 | 35 |
|
We are currently planning are yearly weekend trip to the coast and are
planning to come to the Blackburn v Southampton game on 16 April
(providing SKY don't switch it).
We will be travelling from Blackburn on Friday afternoon (12 of us at
present), and are planning to stop in Bounemouth on Friday and Saturday
nights.
We will then catch the train to Southampton on Saturday for some
serious drinking and then go to the match.
As most of us are season ticket holders at Ewood, obtaining match
tickets shouldn't be to much trouble but we have a couple of questions
that need answering;
1) How many tickets do visitors get at the DELL these days and are
these all seated or do you still have terraces available.
2) How far is the train station from the ground and are there plenty
of pubs on the way.
Regarding the game, alot will happen between now and then and from our
point of view it will either be a nothing sort of game (too far behind
United, 2nd place secured) or it will be a hell of a game (Still able
to catch United). I hope from your point of view it will be a nothing
sort of game (ie: your away from the relegation zone.)
I saw the on SKY last night and I thought Soton played very well last
night against L'pool and deserved the win.
Regards
Stephen
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78.51 | | PIECES::63585::SWIFFEN | | Tue Feb 15 1994 16:41 | 10 |
| RE:-1
The train station is about a 10 minute walk from the
Dell, down a road called Hill Lane, I think!! You
get a reasonable amount of tickets and being season
ticket holders you should be alright.
From a Kopite fortunate not to go last night!!
Chris.
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78.52 | | SHIPS::ABBOTT_K | | Fri Feb 25 1994 17:57 | 14 |
| Stephen,
Yes, the Dell is about 10 mins walk from the station, but I don't
think that it is called Hill Lane, but come out of the station
as if by car, turn immediately left at the Station Traffic Lights, then
right at the next set of lights. Archers Road (The Away Supporters
End) is then about 5 mins walk on the right. Away supporters are all
seated either at the Archers Road end or the Upper East Stand.
There are no pubs on the way. If your going from Bournemouth I suggest
that you get an early train. The city centre is only 15 mins walk from
the station at So'ton, so you could find plenty of pubs there.
Keith.
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78.53 | New Dell? | FORTY2::TEER | Carnivorous Planet Eating Monster | Wed Jul 06 1994 15:50 | 7 |
| Has anyone heard whether or not Saints got planning permission for their new
ground? If not, what are the chances of them being kicked out of the Premier
League for not having a good enough ground?
If they don't get relegated first that is 8-(
Mark
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78.54 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Wed Jul 06 1994 16:54 | 7 |
| All the Premier teams who applied for extra time to get seating were told "no"
- except Newcastle, tee hee. I don't think Southampton will get thrown out -
but they'll have to close the standing areas.
Or are you a gloating Portsmouth supporter, Mark?!
grahame
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78.55 | Saints supporter, stuck at Pompey Uni' - what a nitemare.... | FORTY2::TEER | Carnivorous Planet Eating Monster | Wed Jul 06 1994 17:40 | 8 |
| Portsmouth (spit) supporter????? No chance!!
I thought that Premier grounds had to have minimum capacities, which The Dell
would not meet.
How come Newcastle were allowed extra time, and not the others??
Mark
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78.56 | | FORTY2::ASH | Mail Interchange Group, Reading | Thu Jul 07 1994 13:27 | 10 |
| Hi Mark,
Sorry Mark - but you are a rare breed you Saints supporters!
>How come Newcastle were allowed extra time, and not the others??
Dunno - unless it's to keep Keegan in with the FA so he can take over the
England team . . .
g
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78.57 | 85% of fans would rather stand than sit...to pee. | MASALA::JADAMS | | Sat Jul 09 1994 22:40 | 8 |
|
Re last couple.
Up here (Scotland), clubs who have been promoted to the Premier
league within the last 3 or 4 years (I think) are allowed a longer time
to comply with the all seater stadia rules than those who haven't been
out of the top flight. Don't know if this system runs in England as
well. Maybe?
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78.58 | | FORTY2::TEER | Carnivorous Planet Eating Monster | Tue Jul 12 1994 15:25 | 6 |
| that sounds like a good idea - otherwise small clubs would never get the chance
to play in the top league!
Only prob for Saints is, they've been in the top flight since 1978
Mark
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78.59 | New Ground Alert | FORTY2::TEER | Carnivorous Planet Eating Monster | Tue Jul 19 1994 21:26 | 9 |
| Just received notice that Saints have had approval given for a new ground to be
built.....
I think this is at Stoneham Lane (in Eastleigh). Apparently, residents views
have been over-ruled (about time to - the stadium will block out the noise from
the M27)
Anybody confirm this??
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78.60 | | XAPPL::HINXMAN | Be not too hard | Tue Jul 19 1994 22:14 | 7 |
| Aaargh, oy remember when Saints had just won the F.A.Cup and the
mayor of Southampton said the city would expedite their getting a
new ground.
Can't be more than twenty years ago.
Elderly Saints Supporter of Spitbrook
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78.61 | New ground confirmed | NEWOA::CANTY | | Wed Jul 20 1994 12:38 | 18 |
| RE-2
Yes, the Dept of the Environment have over-ruled Eastleigh Council and
given Saints planning permission for a new ground. Now I guess we have
to wait for the club to get the finances sorted out to enable the
building to begin.
Lets just hope that getting the finances sorted out does not mean
selling Le Tissier.
Stuart
P.S
Wait for the moaning minnies of Eastleigh to start complaining about
football hooliganism etc.
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78.62 | Dead Dell. | GVA02::LUANDA::Lainsbury | OK - You got me.... | Wed Jul 20 1994 14:51 | 4 |
| RE last few: Isn't Stoneham Lane where they've got that massive
cemetary ? Very tasteful building a football ground there.
I'm probably wrong mind you.
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78.63 | | FORTY2::TEER | Carnivorous Planet Eating Monster | Mon Jul 25 1994 18:24 | 7 |
| So does anyone know where I can get a list of fixtures...then I can play
"predict the firt win of the season"...
As per usual, they'll no doubt get beaten by the small(er)-fry, beat the big
clubs (apart from Man U and Notts Forest), an struggle all year 8-(
M
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78.64 | | FORTY2::TEER | Carnivorous Planet Eating Monster | Thu Aug 11 1994 16:17 | 10 |
| Saint's sign someone - shock news!!! ;-)
Southampton have signed Johnny Eklund on a years loan from Barcelona.
Apparently Alan Ball was moaning the the Spanish Club's boss about not being
able to find a striker, so Cruyff said "have one of mine..."
Also signing today is Bruce Grobbelaar, on a 2 year contract. Perhaps he'll
make less blunders than Beasant. Wonder where he'll go?
Mark
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78.65 | Wheres the tickets | WOTVAX::NORTHS | | Fri Aug 12 1994 17:14 | 14 |
|
Can someone from the Dell please let me know how many tickets
Southampton are giving to the away fans this year.
I'm a Blackburn Supportor and as yet the tickets for the opening game
have not gone on sale.
I travelled to the Dell last year and was somewhat confused how they
were going to make it into a all-seater stadium ready for this year.
Good luck for the coming season.
regards
Stephen
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78.66 | Away tickets | NEWOA::CANTY | | Fri Aug 12 1994 18:15 | 10 |
| Stephen
I am unsure exactly how many tickets away fans will get but I'm sure
that it will be less than last season. The reason for this is that away
fans have been moved from the Archers Road end to the upper and lower
tiers of the East Stand (the stand to the left as you look from the
Archers Road End).
Stuart.
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78.67 | | FORTY2::SHARPE | | Wed Nov 16 1994 20:52 | 7 |
| I think it's between 1,000 and 2,000
I saw Saints v Leeds and most of the Leeds
fans where sitting in Saints seats!!
Steve
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78.68 | Ticket question | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Mon Mar 06 1995 17:00 | 17 |
| I'm visiting Britain (coming from the U.S.) for a week shortly,
and just for once Southampton have a game I could actually get to -
the rearranged home game against Crystal Palace on Wednesday
22 March.
This morning I phoned the "ticket info" number given in the Rothmans
Football Yearbook. This connected me to a recorded message that
gave me the information that:
the game will be all ticket
tickets are currently on sale to season ticket holders
the ticket office is open 9a.m. - 5p.m Mon - Fri
I'm not going to get to the Southampton area until the day before
the game. Do I have any options other than happening by the ticket
office then and hoping they still have tickets left?
Tony
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78.69 | All that way to see Soton? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Atlanta's Most (In)famous Welshman | Mon Mar 06 1995 21:19 | 13 |
| Tony,
I can't imagine why anyone would want to see the Scummers play but
here's a suggestion that might help - put a reply in the Palace note
and see if Mr Pateman can get you a ticket from the Sainsbury's mob
allocation.
Surely there are better games on that week that you could see? I'm sure
Portsmouth have a game....
Regards
Andrew.D.Wicks
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78.70 | try this | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Mon Mar 06 1995 22:44 | 11 |
| Tony,
Call the ticket office (when it's open ;-}) and ask when tickets go on
sale to 'the general public'). You should be able to order one by credit
card (Visa) and pick it up on match day.
Tickets are normally sold first to seson ticket holders, then to
members (official supporters) and finally what's left goes to Joe
Public.
Peter
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78.71 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Mar 14 1995 13:29 | 7 |
| I can't believe that this hasn't been entered yet but...
Brucie was arrested at 6:55 this morning on corruption charges.
That's all folks.
Peter.
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78.72 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The West is the Best | Tue Mar 14 1995 15:06 | 5 |
| vdvdvvdvdvdvdvd...Marvellous.....What do points make?...vdvdvdvdvdvdvdvv....
Didn't they do well......vdvdvdvdvdvdv.......Nice to see you...to see you...
A sad loss to the entertainment world.
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78.73 | Update...Update...Update...Update...Update...Update | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Goodbye shorts, hello football! | Tue Mar 14 1995 16:37 | 5 |
| In addition to Brucie, John Fashanu's girlfriend, A Malaysian
businessman and Hans Segers have all been arrested in connection with
bribes. Charges are expected later today.
Stuart
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78.74 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | The West is the Best | Tue Mar 14 1995 16:37 | 2 |
| John Fashanu's girlfriend is a Malaysian businessman? I thought it was Justin
that went in for that sort of thing...
|
78.75 | | XSTACY::PHAYDEN | | Tue Mar 14 1995 16:38 | 6 |
| A nice tie-in Matt to the ( team of foreigners who played in the Cup Final )
Liverpool note.
Well done my son,
Peter.
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78.76 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Wed Mar 15 1995 21:50 | 13 |
| re .70
> Call the ticket office (when it's open ;-}) and ask when tickets go on
> sale to 'the general public'). You should be able to order one by credit
> card (Visa) and pick it up on match day.
For the record, the number for purchasing tickets by Access/Visa is
01703-337171, not the "for all other calls" number mentioned on the
ticket info tape.
And it's now Newcastle they're playing next Wednesday.
Tony
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78.77 | Time to sign John Burridge or Peter Shilton? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Atlanta's Most (In)famous Welshman | Wed Mar 15 1995 22:12 | 8 |
| Tony,
Wonder who'll they have in goal now that Bruce is assisting the police
with their enquiries.
Regards
Andrew.D.wicks
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78.78 | You had to be there | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Tue Mar 28 1995 01:59 | 16 |
| re .77
Well, Bruce was in goal and played magnificently to keep them in
the game.
They weren't selling any tickets over the phone, but by getting to
Southampton before th ticket office closed on Tuesday I was able to
get seats A1 and A2 in the Archers Road Wing of the Upper West Stand.
In other words, end of the front row at the end where all the goals
were scored.
Saints were outplayed in the earlier part of the game and would have
been buried but for Grobelaar. But they never gave up. Nonetheless
Newcastle's total surrender in the last few minutes was surprizing.
Tony
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78.79 | Bobby Stokes | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | John Hussey - Dunure's great | Wed May 31 1995 13:45 | 4 |
| Bobby Stokes died yesterday aged 44. He scored the winning goal in the 1976
Cup Final against Man Utd for Southampton.
For me he provided one of the best moments ever in a Cup Final.
|
78.80 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Fri Jun 23 1995 00:41 | 4 |
| I know it's too much too expect to get the whole Southampton fixture
list in here, but, do they have a game on or around November 22nd?
Tony
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78.81 | try the internet pages? | AIMTEC::WICKS_A | Atlanta's Most (In)famous Welshman | Fri Jun 23 1995 07:55 | 13 |
| tony,
i'm sure they do - though why you'd want to see them when you could
travel a few miles further to see the mighty Portsmouth play - I don't
know.!
check out the www note (334?) for pointers to all the premier league
teams home pages - i'm sure all have their relevant fixtures in by now
regards
Andrew.d.Wicks
|
78.82 | | ADDULT::ROBERTSON | There's always next year!!! | Fri Jun 30 1995 19:03 | 4 |
| Alan Ball has been given permission to talk to Man City regarding the Manager's
job.
Al
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78.83 | Endsleigh here they come | AYOV27::FW_TEMP01 | J Hussey - Arran's in view today | Fri Jun 30 1995 19:14 | 3 |
| Reckon the Le Tiss to Chelsea must be true if old squeeky voice is off.
I can't see where they've got the players/staff to stay up if those two go.
|
78.84 | | CHEFS::EDWARDSD | | Fri Jun 30 1995 20:13 | 10 |
| I thought Soton were developing quite a decent team last season.
They've got a lot of youngsters so perhaps they need to buy in a
a couple of the more-experienced playes knocking around - players like
Houghton, Townsend etc. With the 7/8/9m quid they could get for Le
Tiss, Soton might not fair too badly out of the deal.
One thing that does surprise me (providing all this is true), is that
Soton haven't attempted to involve clubs like Newcastle, Blackburn,
Liverpool, Utd etc. I'm sure the bidding would probably go to the
9-10m mark, were these teams involved.
|
78.85 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Tue Jul 18 1995 19:05 | 9 |
| re .84
> a couple of the more-experienced playes knocking around - players like
> Houghton, Townsend etc. With the 7/8/9m quid they could get for Le
You don't think the conditions that caused Townsend to leave
Southampton still apply?
Tony
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78.86 | Eh? | YUPPY::PATEMAN | Faster than a speeding TurboLaser | Tue Jul 18 1995 19:19 | 4 |
| Was Andy Townsend ever at Soton? He went from Norwich to Chelsea to
Villa, but Soton? Was he there before Norwich?
Paul
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78.87 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Wed Jul 19 1995 01:47 | 4 |
| If memory serves, he joined Southampton from Weymouth and moved on
to Norwich. Anyone got a Rothmans' handy?
Tony
|
78.88 | | FUTURS::CLARKM | | Wed Jul 19 1995 16:50 | 4 |
78.89 | | FORTY2::FOWLERM | Kylie fan club | Wed Jul 19 1995 18:14 | 4 |
| You can have him back if you want. He won't get into our midfield now we've got
Super Slapper Mark Draper.
Mike
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78.90 | the beginnings of a rant | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Disconnect brain from mouth | Tue Jul 25 1995 16:52 | 11 |
| I see that after Grobelaar was charged, Rent-A-Gob MP Kate Hoey
demanded a public inquiry into Football and the people who run it. What
a waste of time and money. Everyone knows the FA couldn't organise a
drinks party in a brewery and the chances are that anyone who replaced
them would be just as incompetent.
A final thought is that its a bit rich for someone who works with a
large number of incompetents and crooks to complain about corruption in
other areas.
Stuart
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78.91 | What else would they find at The Arse?? | YUPPY::PANES | Another summer of hate | Tue Jul 25 1995 18:20 | 20 |
| <<< Note 78.90 by CHEFS::STRATFORDS "Disconnect brain from mouth" >>>
-< the beginnings of a rant >-
> I see that after Grobelaar was charged, Rent-A-Gob MP Kate Hoey
> demanded a public inquiry into Football and the people who run it. What
> a waste of time and money. Everyone knows the FA couldn't organise a
> drinks party in a brewery and the chances are that anyone who replaced
> them would be just as incompetent.
> A final thought is that its a bit rich for someone who works with a
> large number of incompetents and crooks to complain about corruption in
> other areas.
Stuart,
Kate Hooey is a Labour MP and therefore spends her time working against
"incompetents and crooks".
Stuart
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78.92 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Disconnect brain from mouth | Tue Jul 25 1995 18:42 | 11 |
| Panesy,
>Kate Hooey is a Labour MP and therefore spends her time working
>against "incompetents and crooks".
That is until they get into Government....
Hugs
Stuart
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78.93 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | Let it out and let it in | Tue Jul 25 1995 18:43 | 1 |
| Shouldn't "against" read "with"?
|
78.94 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Disconnect brain from mouth | Tue Jul 25 1995 18:51 | 6 |
| Matt,
In the original note, it did. Uncle Panesy was trying to intimate that
only the tories are corrupt.
Stuart$condescending_because_of_inside_information
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78.95 | OIC | CHEFS::GEORGEM | Let it out and let it in | Tue Jul 25 1995 18:54 | 1 |
|
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78.96 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Dreadful human being | Tue Jul 25 1995 21:44 | 6 |
| Wouldn't that last string have done better in EF?
Anyway, who is going to be managing the Saints when the season
starts?
Tony
|
78.97 | | TUXEDO::HINXMAN | Let's all laugh for a moment | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:18 | 7 |
| re 496.2
> Manager: Dave Merrington (July 1995).
Who he?
Tony
|
78.98 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Everybody was a Boxer | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:20 | 6 |
| Tony,
I think he was their youth team coach or scout prior to being appointed
Alan Balls successor.
Stuart
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78.99 | like the rest of the team bar Le Tissier | COMICS::HAWLEYI | Mr Flibble says: Game over boys | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:25 | 5 |
|
...and according to the electronic telegraph, he refers to himself,
with a smile as 'Dave Who?'.
Ian.
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78.100 | SSSSSSSNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAARRRRRRTTTTTTT !!!! | CHEFS::CROSSA | | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:29 | 4 |
| I hate people who do this !!!!!!!!!!!
Contradictory_Stretch_for_the_hell_of_it_!!!!!!
|
78.101 | | CHEFS::GEORGEM | I|c|e|l|a|n|d | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:34 | 1 |
| Do it properly, for gods sake. Snarf it, don't snart it...
|
78.102 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Everybody was a Boxer | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:36 | 5 |
| re .100
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Christ, he can't even get that right!
Stuart
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78.103 | What a stupid B'Stard !!!!!!!! | CHEFS::CROSSA | | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:37 | 4 |
| OOOOPPPPPSSSSSS - I needed a fag quite badly. Realised as soon as it
was entered. Sorry folks !!!!!
Cretinous_Stretch_who_needs_a_beer_badly(30 mins to go)
|
78.104 | | CHEFS::STRATFORDS | Everybody was a Boxer | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:44 | 3 |
| Stretch,
Wossup? Can't you wait until 6.30?
|
78.105 | In a word........... | CHEFS::CROSSA | | Fri Aug 18 1995 20:54 | 6 |
| Stuart,
NO
Stretch_who_has_had_one_of_THOSE_days.
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78.106 | Soueey is back | CHEFS::PATEMAN | Alfa Corse | Wed Jul 03 1996 18:08 | 5 |
| Dunno if anyone is interesting but Souness has been appointed the new
Southampton manager. Also - Palace are meant to be buying Neil
Maddison.
Paul
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78.107 | Has he a heart ??? | CHEFS::JAMESP | | Thu Jul 04 1996 13:27 | 9 |
|
Barry Venison must be p*ssed off then because Souness has already got
rid of him twice...
Mind you Vinny Jones/Julian Dicks/Neil Ruddock and all the other
donkeys must be rubbing their hands with anticipation of a new pay
day..
Pj
|
78.108 | just in.... | IRNBRU::HOWARD | Shower me with sugar lumps | Tue Dec 10 1996 19:46 | 9 |
78.109 | first Casualty ?? | CHEFS::16.37.10.105::Mad | Open Fire, Number One !!! | Wed Jan 15 1997 16:13 | 19 |
78.110 | Bwahahahahahahahahaha | CHEFS::WILLIAMSA | I wanna be Luke | Thu Jan 30 1997 12:27 | 114 |
78.111 | wait and see | IRNBRU::61549::Spike | Do you munch stump? | Thu Jan 30 1997 13:03 | 13 |
| > So the final has to be Wimbleeeedon & Middlesborough?
> Alen.
Not necessary. Stockport where the better side last night and fully
deserved to win. Dispite going one down they always had the look about
them that they would win. They where patient and the deserved goals
came.
Middlesborough will have play better than they often have of late to get
passd them.
Rgds, Steve.
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78.112 | And Souey kept his trap shut!!!! | CHEFS::CROSSA | It ain't loud enough, punk! | Thu Jan 30 1997 14:18 | 10 |
| Fair play to Stockport! A little bit of history was played out on Sky
last night, and the deserving team came out winners in the end. Andy
Mutch scoring in 15 seconds (OK, it may well have been going in anyway,
but what the heck!) was excellent. Even the Soton fans were applauding
the opposing team off the pitch!
Stretch.
|
78.113 | | IRNBRU::61549::Spike | Do you munch stump? | Thu Jan 30 1997 14:59 | 13 |
| > Even the Soton fans were applauding
> the opposing team off the pitch!
> Stretch.
I thought that was very good of them. After a couple minutes of booing the
Southampton players of the pitch the whole crowd stood and applauded Stockport
who in return did a mini lap of honour and applauded the Southampton fans.
Good stuff!
Rgds, Steve.
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78.114 | LT's Back | CHEFS::16.37.8.210::Mad | Are you suggesting coconuts migrate ? | Fri Apr 04 1997 17:26 | 13 |
| Off IRN
Southampton midfielder Matt Le Tissier will play in tomorrow's crunch
relegation battle at Nottingham Forest after making a sufficient recovery from a
foot injury.
Le Tissier has been troubled by the problem since the end of January, but a
two week lay-off has helped the Saints star.
Mad
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78.115 | Buy Buy | CHEFS::16.37.8.213::Mad | you poor mis-guided fools | Thu May 08 1997 16:39 | 9 |
78.116 | They are going to be in trouble | CHEFS::16.43.128.94::mad | Oh aay and up she rises.... | Wed Jun 04 1997 16:09 | 61
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