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...Division]].<ref>{{cite book|last=Hugman|first=Barry|title=Football League Players Records (1946–1981) |year=1981 |publisher=Rothmans Publications|location= He ran an [[off-licence]] business in Waterloo Road in [[Freemantle]] until the 1990s and continued to play golf at [[Stoneham Golf Club|Stoneh ...

...g involved in team selection – the day to day coaching and training of the players was in the hands of the trainer. ...'".{{sfn|Juson|Bull|2001|p=36}} On this trip, Robson and McMinn signed six players: [[Jack Farrell (footballer, born 1873)|Jack Farrell]], [[Samuel Meston]] a ...

...ley|first2=Duncan|last3=Bull|first3=David|title=All the Saints: A Complete Players' Who's Who of Southampton FC|year=2013|location=Southampton|publisher=Hagio ...laneous Matches Played By G Carter |url=https://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Players/496/496062/Miscellaneous_Matches.html|publisher=Cricket Archive|accessdate= ...

...o dominate football in the town of [[Southampton]], with [[Freemantle F.C.|Freemantle]], outside the town boundary until 1895, the only other substantial club in ...in goal in the absence of Ruffell. Apart from this change, the same eleven players appeared in all five cup matches played during the 1890–91 season.{{sfn|C ...

.... This led to a change of policy by the Hampshire F.A. although St. Mary's players continued to dominate the county sides for many years.{{sfn|Chalk|Holley|19 ...ember who also served as "umpire",{{sfn|Holley|2012|p=4}} claimed that the players "baulked at the expense of new shirts" and as a result he paid for them per ...

The players continued to wear white shorts, black knee-length socks and "white tunics" The visitors could only muster ten men, and had two of their best players absent, and the Saints won easily, 10–0, with five goals from [[A. A. Fry ...

...Final|FA Cup Final]], there was a "drastic" clear-out of players. Both the players at the centre of the dispute surrounding the team selection for the final, ...{{sfn|Chalk|Holley|1987|p=28}} From local football, the club recruited two players who were to play a major role in the future of the club: [[Bert Lee (footba ...

...eb.archive.org/web/20190806224904/https://www.bcfc.com/birmingham-city-u23/players/geraldo-bajrami/ |archive-date=6 August 2019}}</ref> ...ung man but is very much a leader and is very popular with the rest of the players."<ref name=2016Intake/> ...

...y omitted any mention of where the match was played or of the names of the players.{{sfn|Juson|Bull|2001|p=25}} The players continued to wear white shorts, black knee-length socks and "white tunics" ...

...higher pay. During the close-season, the Saints' committee signed several players who were keen to earn more money in the Southern League.{{sfn|Chalk|Holley ...as thrown into turmoil with both the treasurer and secretary resigning. At Freemantle's 1897 [[Annual general meeting|A.G.M.]] it was revealed that the club was ...

...ipyard and played their early games on [[Southampton Common]]. Among their players was a teacher, Mr. A. Wood, who became the club's secretary. Wood was later ...e formed in 1884 and appear to have had strong links with [[Christ Church, Freemantle]].{{sfn|Juson|Bull|2001|pp=18–19}} Other clubs were Southampton Harriers, ...

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...The Dell was considered to be the most compact ground in the country — the players got their first taste of their new home when they participated in a sports ...build on their success of the previous season, the club signed several new players during the summer of 1898, including five present or former internationals ...

...ams and Reserve/’A’ sides of the areas professional clubs with many famous players playing in its matches over the years, often in front of large crowds. ...e being played on Saturday 5 September 1896 between Eastleigh Athletic and Freemantle, who won a thrilling match 5-4 with a player called Inglefield scoring the ...

...Road.{{sfn|Bull |Brunskell|2000|p=2}} The match was against a team from [[Freemantle]], who were defeated 5–1.{{sfn|Chalk|Holley|1987|p=9}} Over the next two ...e Turks]]. The match was scheduled for 12 January when the Saints had four players (including captain [[George Carter (footballer born 1867)|George Carter]]) ...

...В 1898 году он перешёл в клуб «{{iw|Фримантл (футбольный клуб)|Фримантл|en|Freemantle F.C.}}». В 1899 году Могер был дисквалифициров ...ney>{{книга |автор=Iain McCartney |заглавие=The official Manchester United Players A-Z |издательство=Simon & Schuster |город=London |год=2 ...

Once again, the board recruited several players from [[Football League]] clubs, most prominent of whom was [[Arthur Chadwic ...t comfortable in that position, there being so much dissension amongst the players.''"{{sfn|Juson|Bull|2001|p=45}} ...

...ccer)|1896]] they took part in an historic match against [[Freemantle F.C.|Freemantle]] - the first ever game of the new competition. On a glorious sunny afterno During these halcyon days, a number of former professional players worked at the site and also played for the team. These included [[Tommy Bow ...

...pton|County Cricket Ground]]; St. Mary's won 5–1 against [[Freemantle F.C.|Freemantle]], with three goals from [[Charles Bromley]] and two from [[A. A. Fry]];<re ...McMenemy's management, Saints started to rebuild in Division 2, capturing players such as [[Peter Osgood]], [[Jim McCalliog]] and [[Jim Steele (footballer)|J ...

.... were formed in the autumn of 1894, taking the "''one or two''" remaining players from the Gosport-based '''Depot Royal Artillery''' team, whose team had lar ...he [[1897–98 Southern Football League]], gained by the resignation of '''[[Freemantle F.C.]]''', a Southampton-based team from the Southern League.<ref name=glor ...