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The Ugly Inside Video Channel ! What Is Your Favourite Saints Shirt ?
Thursday, 30th Jun 2016 13:56

The Ugly Inside video channel look at a few classics from the last 50 years and ask the supporters to nominate their own favourite.

Over the years there have been few classic Saints shirts lets have a look at some of the contenders, then give your own favourites in the comments section below !

Francis Benali 2003

Mick Channon 1973

Dean Hammond 2012

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ItchenNorth added 22:11 - Jun 30 1. 1980-84 Patrick large panel shirt. 2. 2010-11 Umbro 125 Anniversary sash shirt. 3. 1987-89 Hummel half & half pinstripe shirt. 4. 1985-87 Patrick centenary red shirt. 5. 1989-91 Hummel white with light green away shirt.
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Saintsfaninoz added 10:02 - Jul 2 I was 12 years old the first time I saw the Saints live at The Dell. That was 1972. That strip always has a unique place in my heart, along with all the goals Mick Channon (fodder!) scored.
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