In a 1951 publication, to mark the Silver Jubilee of the Supporters Club, Dick Richardson was recalled as “small in stature, shod in ordinary walking shoes, dashing down the wing at the Antelope Ground” – a revealing summary of what was required in order to turn out for the Saints, in the early 1890s, when they played so many friendlies. His only competitive game for St Mary’s came in ...
Browse through the profiles of every Saints player to have played competitive football from 1887, right up to the present day. Well over 1000 profiles (and growing) including full stats, photos and relevant press cuttings. This is THE place to explore the lives of the men who wore the red and white shirts …..even if it was only the once.
In short the ultimate historical archive for Saints fans who want to delve deeper into the careers and fate of those who represented the club they are so proud to support.
Please note – this is a “live” website inasmuch I add to it every day, so its always worth checking back onto a profile to see if any new facts or images have come to light.