Colinjb

It's still Under Armour, so not expecting a classic.

Man Utd?

Think it might (can't be bothered to check back) but not enough for me to remember the answer. Possibly me having a funny five minutes.

I'm getting a sense of deja vu here.

The team we had then, Fitz Hall, Yoann Folly and Leandre Griffit as the future spine. Folly v Spurs in March 2004 is another shout for this thread. Folly is still only 34 years old.

The correct answer is Fulham. Surprised Coventry and Everton in the 90's didn't get a mention mind.

Alan Bennett away at Coventry during his time with us, looked absolutely rock solid in that game.

Niemi v The Skates at Fratton in 2005. One of the rare occasions where he made some really daft errors.

20 squads of 25 people. Add in coaches, physios, kit staff, photographers, camera crews etc. Closer to 1000.

Lee Powell

No Tommy Fourpast? Truly a phenomenal effort to get this live. Just fantastic!!

Ok, I think that's well played.

Monkou, or Ekelund

Spot on. Moroccan Saints. (Don't think I missed anyone.)

Iain Dowie

Neil Shipperley.

From the 21st Century. Tahar El Khalej, Soffiane Boufal, Hassan Kachloul and ........................?

My first thought was Iago Falque... But no, you are Thomas Pekhart.

Memories of him dropping wide, shielding the ball and bringing the rest of the team into play. He was so much more then just a finisher, a complete forward at his peak.

Boruc Clyne Van Dijk Aldeweireld Bertrand Lallana Wanyama Schneiderlin Mane Lambert Ings Subs: Forster, Fonte, Yoshida, Davis, J-Rod, Romeu, Pelle

What makes you think I havn't already got one?

I'll give that. This shirt, which I have nicknamed "Cortese's Revenge" and clearly the same pattern as the shirt we ended up with was discussed quite openly on here when the return to stripes was unveiled 6 years ago. As Badger stated; widely discussed here: https://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?49230-2014-15-Kit-Revealed-TheStripesAreBack/page31#.XqLdFMhKhaQ

Put CB Fry and Pilchards together......... Hint: Some forum research will help.

Part of the way there.

Neither of those two.