Matthew Le God

Just goes to show "tradition" is quite short term in some people's eyes. A lot of people consider Leeds to be traditionally white or Coventry sky blue. That "tradition" happened in the 1960's. Early on after those changes I'm sure you would have people like we have Saints fans at the moment complaining about Leeds and Coventry not sticking to the pre 1960's "tradition".

Tadanari Lee will seem like a new signing in terms of adding to the squad strength over the course of next season considering how little he played last season due to his injury.

For 59 years Saints wore blue shorts and blue socks. Why aren't you calling for a return to blue shorts and blue socks?

Saints would have had to "clear" their kits with the football authorities. They clearly see no problems and are happy for Saints to have only two kits. Although some clubs have not revealed publicly their kits for next season, the authorities would have seen them by this stage.

There really isn't that much red on the kit at all, certainly not enough to clash with the examples I posted. Games have gone ahead in the past with teams in slightly different shades of blue. Saints aren't releasing a 3rd kit, so what do you think is going to happen when we play Stoke and Sunderland?

Why is it not a good example? There is clearly no clash there even if you remove the blue on the Bolton kit. The red is very prominent on Stoke and Sunderland kits.

For those that think Saints can't wear a white away kit against Sunderland and Stoke...

I didn't take the photo's, but I have been to St Mary's today. Write to your local MP.

Is that good enough for you Glasgow_Saints?

The workmen at the stadium putting them up.

I know you aren't being serious, but just in case... they are midway through putting them up. All will have white frames when finished.

Our all time record signing - Jay Rodriguez.

Better or worse than bare corrugated metal? At least it gives more club identity to the stadium.

A new look for St Mary's this season with some more large photos... This one is particularly interesting. Academy player James Ward-Prowse, born in Portsmouth, a former season ticket holder at Fratton Park, now converted and a large photo of him on our stadium kissing our badge... Will the Portsmouth News run a story about Ward-Prowse if he plays for England like they did with Oxlade-Chamberlain?

When I'm "being me", I'm normally correct. You weren't.

I said "a pretty much all white Saints away kit", I did not say "an all white Saints away kit".

I've seen a number of people bring this up, I don't think it'll be an issue. Red is the dominate colour on the Stoke City and Sunderland home shirts, I don't think a pretty much all white Saints away kit will clash with either. With Stoke having white shorts and socks, Saints can use the red home shorts/socks with the away shirt for the game at the Britannia Stadium and the all white kit at the Stadium of Light.

Who are more competent - Wycombe Wanderer's fans trust or Portsmouth's fans trust? There is only one way to find out.... FIGHT (alternatively read this) http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18657039

Both kits have pinstripes.

Saints crop of good youngsters are largely in the England age groups just below this. A number of them have had England recognition (Ward-Prowse, Shaw, Chambers, Stephens and Mugabi). This under 19 England team just happens to coincide with a poor year for Saints, perhaps partly influenced by them coming through at a time when the club was struggling for cash.

Leeds only started wearing an all white kit in the 1960's because Don Revie wanted them to look like Real Madrid wannabes.

That simply isn't true. http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Southampton/Southampton.htm

That is Rodriguez, not Lallana.

Why only include your adult years? So as a child you would have grown up starting to love Saints and they didn't play in stripes. It was only as an adult that they started to again.

We didn't have a standard red and white striped kit for the entire 1980's. Which included the most successful period in the clubs league history.