Matthew Le God

Pinstripes, there is a clue in the name.

1982 to 1984

For every "tradition" there has to be a starting point and "tradtions" change, alot. For Liverpool all red kit = 1965 For Leeds all white kit = 1960 For Crystal Palace red/blue kits and eagle badge = 1973 Maybe Southampton all red kits "tradition" starting point = 2013 - and in 50 years time of all red Saints kits that will be viewed as the traditional Saints kit by most of the fanbase.

Look closer then.

Liverpool have only worn an all red kit since 1965 and they have had forms of stripes in the past.

So if I asked "Name a Premier League team?", and someone said "Barnsley" you would accept that as a correct answer?

The Stalybridge Celtic to which you refer are not a "professional English team", they were a professional English team. And don't call me big nose...! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahg2GVWHGKY

It isn't live on any station. If Pochettino says something interesting clips of it will probably be on Sky Sports News and BBC's South Today. The whole press conference will be on Saints Player later today with a shorter version probably on Saints youtube channel.

Agreed, lets take this to one of the many kit threads then.

Again, simply not true. That shows a range of style and colour combinations. Some of the kits have red on them, some have no red at all. Some have a lot of black, some very little black. So how is that the same style and colours for their entire history?

Again, simply not true. That shows a range of style and colour combinations. No yellow at all on the first kit. So how is it the same style and colour for the "entire history".

Again, simply not true. That shows a range of style and colour combinations.

Have you actually looked at that link? That isn't the same style and colours for the entire history.

Not even remotely close to being true.

Name a professional English team that has had the same style kit and colours for their entire history.

What do you mean by "proper"?

This is where future press conferences will be held when Staplewood is finished...

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A twitter account that is a tribute to Luke Shaw asked Simon Peach to retweet their message which will show it to everyone that follows Simon Peach in order to try and help them get more people to follow them. Simon Peach then copied that message and tweeted it with his own comment that "these guys should be happy soon" referring to the Luke Shaw fan page liking Shaw will soon sign a new contract. Luke Shaw himself was not involved at all in this conversation on Twitter, it says "officialshaw23" but that is the fan account. I hope that is clear and helps you.

Saints aren't particularly light in numbers, in fact it needs quite a bit of trimming... Boruc K.Davis Gazzaniga Clyne Fox Shaw Hooiveld Fonte Lovren Forren Yoshida Schneiderlin Cork Ward-Prowse S.Davis Isgrove Mayuka Lallana Puncheon Ramirez Rodriguez Do Prado Lambert That is 23 players that will train as the senior squad in pre-season! and then... Sharp Chaplow De Ridder Martin Hammond Forte Tadanari Lee and then the under 21 development squad and under 18's.

Is your source confusing Chris Lovegrove with Tony Pulis?

Luke Shaw ‏@Luke_shaw3 28m Oh wow first session back was a killer Happy now Alpine?

Former Saints star Mel Blyth is considering selling his 1976 FA Cup winner’s medal in order to give some money to his two children, Kelly and Michael. http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/saints/news/10521922.Cup_final_medal_up_for_sale/ Peter Rodrigues’ medal was sold 9 years ago and was bought by Rupert Lowe for £10,200 at auction. It is sad Blyth feels he should sell it, but I think it would be a good if the club brought Blyth's medal for say £20,000 (a drop in the ocean for them). It gives Mel the money he wants for his children and a part of Saints history can go in the trophy cabinet.

Lets judge it in September when the window has closed. The players aren't even back in full training yet.