Just recorded our guest spot on the latest Total Recall – with our friends from Total Saints Podcast – for TSP66.This Recall includes one of the most magical and memorable moments in #SaintsFC’s history!Out soon! Continue reading TSP 66 – Coming Soon
Saints embark tomorrow on their fifth season in the First Division and, for the forth time in five years, they open with a home game – against Manchester City at The Dell (3pm). For more – read the article as it was first shown below: Continue reading Archive News – ‘SAINTS BID TO END THOSE BAD STARTS’
Memories are wonderful that we have in life and Cherish Forever. Being a kid and imagining you are your Favourite Player and Scoring The Winning Goal At Wembley in The FA Cup Final or Saving a last minute Penalty, if you were in Goal. I dreamt of playing for Southampton Football Club but unfortunately I never had the ability to do so. The next best … Continue reading Memories are wonderful – By Stan Faulkner
NEWS UPDATE: Last night before the game Toby Steele invited myself and Leon to discuss the archive, and a potential Museum /Visitor Centre / Hall of Fame. (ideas not set in stone plans) Its clear Toby and the club want something to happen here and as with all projects it requires a large amount of planning and thought behind it. But the good news is the club … Continue reading Meeting with Toby Steele
ANNOUNCEMENT: Saints Archive and Total Saints Podcast will be welcoming Jim McCalliog to the podcast for a very special ‘Total Recall’ soon. If you have any questions for Jim and want them read out on the podcast please reply to this blog post #SaintsFC Continue reading McCalliog talks all things Saints
For the Saints’ second season in the Southern League, they remained at the Antelope Ground, with the league season following a similar pattern as the previous year, with the Saints finishing third behind Millwall and Luton Town.[31] The highlight of the league season was the visit of Millwall on 21 March 1896 when a crowd of 8,000 saw the Saints defeat the reigning champions 2–0, with goals from Charles … Continue reading The Collapse of a shed on the Antelope
G.H Muir was a schoolteacher who later became headmaster at Mount Pleasant School. He continued to play for St. Mary’s until 1889, after which he became a referee. He refereed an Amateur Cup final and served the Hampshire F.A. for many years. In 1915, he became a director of Southampton Football Club, remaining with the club until 1936. He was also captain of the Deanery Cricket Club … Continue reading George Harvey Muir (1869–1939)
From all the admins and mods at the SaintsArchive.com we wish you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. As 2018 comes to an end I would like to thank every single one of you for supporting this group. We have made new friends, met our heroes and raised money for charity. Shared videos, photos and memories for all to enjoy, long may that last into … Continue reading Happy Christmas
No, this isn’t a drill……….Southampton FC have won a Premier League football match! Ben Stanfield (Host), Adam Leitch (Chief Sports Writer, Daily Echo) and Steve Grant (Owner of SaintsWeb) thoroughly enjoy every moment in reviewing the 3-2 St. Mary’s win for Saints over Arsenal. Ralph Hasenhuttl’s first home game as manager. Once they’ve calmed down from that, they look ahead to next weekend’s game at Huddersfield Town. A fixture that suddenly looks a lot more appealing for … Continue reading TSP 55 – Southampton FC have won a Premier League football match!
Many thanks to all of you who sponsored us at the #BigStadiumSleepOut. Donations made to our sponsor page along with other archive members has helped the Saints Foundation and the The Big Issue Foundation reach a total of over £20,000 – pretty amazing what can happen when fans get together. Particular credit goes to Shona Brooks – so close to getting the top fundraiser position. Continue reading Big Stadium Sleepout
