Random memories. 18:55 - Apr 30 with 5605 views | saint_tel | The old days in the Milton when the coppers use to stand on your boots to make sure you didn't have steel toe caps on! What's your memory? | | | | |
Random memories. on 19:47 - Apr 30 with 4665 views | BLEEDRED | I remember a game at the old Goldstone ground where anyone wearing DM had to take them off and put them in a pile (how anyone found their pair at the end of the game!!!) or is my mind playing tricks on me, and it never happened!!!! | | | |
Random memories. on 09:54 - May 2 with 4413 views | SaintNick | I remember that although I was only about 10 at the time, the days when you queued at the turnstile to pay your money, where if you stood at the front of the Milton you were only about 3 ft from the goaline, the old refreshment room for the Milton road that was by the old players tunnel under the west stand. | |
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Random memories. on 11:26 - May 2 with 4360 views | Bazza |
Random memories. on 09:54 - May 2 by SaintNick | I remember that although I was only about 10 at the time, the days when you queued at the turnstile to pay your money, where if you stood at the front of the Milton you were only about 3 ft from the goaline, the old refreshment room for the Milton road that was by the old players tunnel under the west stand. |
The boys section that was a concrete box in the air looking down near to one end. Never liked the habit of older boys flicking your ears if you were in front of them. Feet leaving the ground in the crush when the gates were opened at the final whistle. Smiling all the way walking to the bus centre when we won! | | | |
Random memories. on 17:06 - May 2 with 4260 views | sledger | anyone remember john sydenams testamonial against pompey still remember as a young boy the milton road split in half us and them,warzone | | | |
Random memories. on 09:07 - May 3 with 4135 views | 1teeminants | Standing on a milk crate in the west stand so I could see at the Dell as a 10 year old. If you were near the front the smell of the linament on the players when they ran out . [Post edited 3 May 2022 11:47]
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Random memories. on 18:51 - May 3 with 4017 views | saint901 | Going to evening games and walking on the terraces all round the pitch. Getting to the ground early to get a good place and my mate's car reg being called out as about to be towed away 15 minutes to KO. (He made it back in time). Talking to the them Labour Minister of Sport outside the ground. | | | |
Random memories. on 20:13 - May 3 with 3990 views | saint68 | Watching pissed up saints fans pissing on people infront of them in the Archers Rd end...and before you ask..I neither did or done the aforementioned disgusting behaviour. Watching people Crawling through the turnstiles to gain free entry during the last minute charge before kick off... | |
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Random memories. on 20:37 - May 3 with 3968 views | SaintNick |
Random memories. on 20:13 - May 3 by saint68 | Watching pissed up saints fans pissing on people infront of them in the Archers Rd end...and before you ask..I neither did or done the aforementioned disgusting behaviour. Watching people Crawling through the turnstiles to gain free entry during the last minute charge before kick off... |
In all my years at the Dell I cant remember seeing anyone have a p*** on the terracing | |
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Random memories. on 20:41 - May 3 with 3967 views | saint68 |
Random memories. on 20:37 - May 3 by SaintNick | In all my years at the Dell I cant remember seeing anyone have a p*** on the terracing |
It was not a regular, but definite ocurence in the Archers...that I can confirm without doubt. | |
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Random memories. on 20:43 - May 3 with 3965 views | SaintNick |
Random memories. on 20:41 - May 3 by saint68 | It was not a regular, but definite ocurence in the Archers...that I can confirm without doubt. |
Im not saying it didnt happen, just that I never saw it myself | |
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Random memories. on 20:45 - May 3 with 3958 views | saint68 |
Random memories. on 20:43 - May 3 by SaintNick | Im not saying it didnt happen, just that I never saw it myself |
One of those things that stick in the memory Nick..unsavoury and unwarranted most definitely. | |
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Random memories. on 09:30 - May 5 with 3736 views | franniesTache | unigate - i think - handing out mini milk cartons before a milk cup game outside the milton, the immediately became projectiles when the game kicked off. The old Albion band round the pitch pre-kick off was something i always enjoyed as a nipper. Also tearing up the free echo that was handed out and chucking it in the air as confetti when the players came on the pitch, you'd probably end up with a 3 year banning order for doing that now. | | | |
Random memories. on 13:15 - May 5 with 3652 views | PatfromPoole | I lived in Southampton during the Branfoot years. Going to the game on a Saturday, walking back afterwards to my student digs, over the road to the shop to get the Pink paper, then out to the Uni bar to drink cider at £1 a pint. Glorious. | |
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Random memories. on 15:46 - May 5 with 3587 views | PaleRider | Booing John Bailey of Blackburn! Police escorting Millwall fans wearing Klu Lux Klan hoods! | | | |
Random memories. on 16:50 - May 5 with 3550 views | Bicester_North | Half time Wagon Wheel as a kid, Bovril on a cold evening game | |
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Random memories. on 21:54 - May 5 with 3422 views | 1teeminants | The two guys walking around the Dell pitch selling refreshments before game and half time. CF and ALY know them both well. | |
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Random memories. on 22:12 - May 5 with 3406 views | Saintsforeverj | Seeing Wimbledon fans bring a full following, to the Dell on the day they were relegated. They were loud and singing down Archers Road on that day. They normaly just brought a few hundred fans sitting in the upper East stand. | |
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Random memories. on 07:14 - May 6 with 3319 views | Chesham_Saint |
Random memories. on 09:30 - May 5 by franniesTache | unigate - i think - handing out mini milk cartons before a milk cup game outside the milton, the immediately became projectiles when the game kicked off. The old Albion band round the pitch pre-kick off was something i always enjoyed as a nipper. Also tearing up the free echo that was handed out and chucking it in the air as confetti when the players came on the pitch, you'd probably end up with a 3 year banning order for doing that now. |
After playing Stoke City when some local milkman thought it was a good idea to park his float at the top of Hill Lane full of empties, ALL of which were soon used as ammunition between the two sets of fans….. | |
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Random memories. on 09:18 - May 6 with 3272 views | SaintNick |
Random memories. on 22:12 - May 5 by Saintsforeverj | Seeing Wimbledon fans bring a full following, to the Dell on the day they were relegated. They were loud and singing down Archers Road on that day. They normaly just brought a few hundred fans sitting in the upper East stand. |
After that game we were walking past the old Police station towards town when two Wimbledon fans came out after being released being locked up for drunken behaviour, they took one look at the group of about 10 of us and went "f**k just when we though the day couldnt get any worse" . We took them for a couple of pints before they got the train home. I have to say I didn't have a lot of sympathy for them, given how hard Wimbledon had tried to beat us on the final day of 1995/6 season and relegate us | |
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Random memories. on 11:20 - May 6 with 3225 views | franniesTache | One i remember and i'm never sure if i've made up or actually happened was a game probably round the mid/late 90s, think it was an evening game (can't remember who we were playing) and it got stopped for ages because someone was chucking balls over the east stand onto the pitch. Probably went on for a good 5/10mins but there were tennis balls, footballs, allsorts lobbed over and onto the pitch. Please say i didn't make that up and it actually happened? | | | |
Random memories. on 11:26 - May 6 with 3212 views | Saintsforeverj |
Random memories. on 09:18 - May 6 by SaintNick | After that game we were walking past the old Police station towards town when two Wimbledon fans came out after being released being locked up for drunken behaviour, they took one look at the group of about 10 of us and went "f**k just when we though the day couldnt get any worse" . We took them for a couple of pints before they got the train home. I have to say I didn't have a lot of sympathy for them, given how hard Wimbledon had tried to beat us on the final day of 1995/6 season and relegate us |
There was always something interesting going on whenever we played Wimbledon. Those were the days! Also remember Oldham having about 10 fans in the Archers Road end for an evening game they won 3 - 1. I'm sure Bally was manager. Le Tissier scored to make it 2 - 1. Who remembers the toilet roll thrown into the pitch from the Milton Road end when Matty scored? | |
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Random memories. on 12:05 - May 6 with 3184 views | dirk_doone | The cage on the Archers Road end that the away fans used to be kept in in the late 70s, which Saints fans occasionally used to break into during the game, including one match I remember against Bolton. The police manning the cage door never seemed to make too much of an effort to stop them, possibly because there were usually only two of them assigned to guard it. They used to keep one turnstile open at the Archers throughout the game so that anyone who was thrown out could pay to come back in again. [Post edited 6 May 2022 12:13]
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Random memories. on 12:07 - May 6 with 3179 views | Bicester_North | Roger Milford getting serious grief every time he was the ref Someone in the Milton who used to shout “come on saints, hustle bustle!” Every bloody match | |
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Random memories. on 12:16 - May 6 with 3159 views | franniesTache |
Random memories. on 12:07 - May 6 by Bicester_North | Roger Milford getting serious grief every time he was the ref Someone in the Milton who used to shout “come on saints, hustle bustle!” Every bloody match |
I still hate Roger f*cking Milford (to give him his proper name) to this day | | | |
Random memories. on 12:18 - May 6 with 3156 views | dirk_doone | Millwall Tony in his butcher's coat. | |
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