| Honouring ex Saints 19:30 - May 28 with 739 views | Heisenberg |
Thinking about who should be honoured with a statue or stand name would love to see one for Ron Davies. I don’t think I ever saw a better header of the ball and in his day he was profilic. Terry Paine crossing one over for Ron to head home remains a boyhood memory. Anyone else ? Le Tiss of course. |  |
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| Honouring ex Saints on 20:07 - May 28 with 658 views | SaintNick |
Before anyone else it should be Lawrie McMenemy, Ted Bates built the foundations of the club, but McMenemy turned it into a top side and won our only major trophy so far he deserves it |  |
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| Honouring ex Saints on 20:37 - May 28 with 625 views | SouthSeaSaint |
I dont think statues are required.
Perhaps nice large framed photos of players who have achieved something for the club displayed on a wall outside the ground with details of their achievements |  | | |
| Honouring ex Saints on 20:42 - May 28 with 619 views | grumpy |
| Honouring ex Saints on 20:07 - May 28 by SaintNick |
Before anyone else it should be Lawrie McMenemy, Ted Bates built the foundations of the club, but McMenemy turned it into a top side and won our only major trophy so far he deserves it |
I would love to see a statue to Lawrie.
Apart for his triumph in 1976 against United,he managed teams that bought some of the best football I have ever seen played by Saints. |  | | |
| Honouring ex Saints on 21:17 - May 28 with 586 views | SaintNick |
| Honouring ex Saints on 20:42 - May 28 by grumpy |
I would love to see a statue to Lawrie.
Apart for his triumph in 1976 against United,he managed teams that bought some of the best football I have ever seen played by Saints. |
His contribution to this club has long been undervalued by the clubs supporters | |
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| Honouring ex Saints on 21:32 - May 28 with 542 views | UTS1885 |
The ONLY thing that needs to be done is Britannia road renamed mcmenemy way.
No statutes or stands named |  | | |
| Honouring ex Saints on 21:34 - May 28 with 542 views | kernow |
| Honouring ex Saints on 20:42 - May 28 by grumpy |
I would love to see a statue to Lawrie.
Apart for his triumph in 1976 against United,he managed teams that bought some of the best football I have ever seen played by Saints. |
Yes,… but statues usually commemorate the dead.
How about a Masonic temple ?!👍 | | | |
| Honouring ex Saints on 21:59 - May 28 with 520 views | SaintNick |
| Honouring ex Saints on 21:34 - May 28 by kernow |
Yes,… but statues usually commemorate the dead.
How about a Masonic temple ?!👍 |
You dont always have to be dead to have a statue | |
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| Honouring ex Saints on 22:19 - May 28 with 492 views | mushinexile |
Nah, but it helps the sculptor do a much better job if rigor mortis has set in. [Post edited 28 May 22:20]
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| Honouring ex Saints on 22:26 - May 28 with 472 views | A1079 |
| Honouring ex Saints on 21:17 - May 28 by SaintNick |
His contribution to this club has long been undervalued by the clubs supporters |
Never undervalued by me Nick. He was a fantastic manager for us. He took us to places in the league and made us a force to be reckoned with and we were respected and loved by many for the type of football he instilled. Players came to us that would not normally had done so. He has never been matched in my view. I think Adkins drew the similar respect but was not given the chance to see it through. Koeman gave us hope for a short while. But McMenemy. There has been no one else quite like him at the club. | | | |
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