Southampton were founding members of the Premier League in 1992–93, but spent most of the next ten seasons struggling against relegation. [77] In the mid-1990s the ball was changed from a vintage style ball (such as those used in the 1960s) to the current ball with black and white panels, for copyright reasons. From top-to-bottom, the halo is a reference to the nickname "Saints", the ball to the nature of the club, the scarf to the fans and the team colours. LFC had a 30 year drought in winning the trophy they wanted the most..the League title. [21] The club was promoted to the Championship in May 2011 as runners-up to Brighton & Hove Albion. [8], Lowe and Southampton continued to make headlines after former England Rugby World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward joined the club—eventually being appointed technical director in June 2005.[9]. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. The final game of the season game set a record attendance at St Mary's Stadium of 32,363. The tree represents the nearby New Forest and Southampton Common, with the water representing Southampton's connections with the rivers, seas and oceans. Women play their home matches.[76]. Rupert Lowe resigned as chairman in June 2006, and Jersey-based businessman Michael Wilde, who had become the club's major shareholder assumed the post. The ground's record attendance is 32,363, set in a game between Southampton and Coventry City in April 2012. Keegan scored 26 of Southampton's 72 goals that season, but was then sold to Newcastle. City's domestic Treble, including a second successive Prem title, took them to 19 trophies. Rafael Benitez oversaw the Miracle of Istanbul in 2005, and the most recent came under Jürgen Klopp in 2019. [citation needed] After defeating Vitesse, the Saints were eliminated in the play-off by Midtjylland. The administrator warned that the club faced imminent bankruptcy unless a buyer was found. Following a club record £6 million being spent on transfers, Polish strikers Grzegorz Rasiak and Marek Saganowski performed well and the season saw the introduction of 17-year-old left back Gareth Bale. He was replaced by first-team coach Stuart Gray, who oversaw the relocation to the St Mary's Stadium for the 2001–02 season. [69], St Mary's Stadium has been home to the Saints since August 2001. At the end of the 2000–01 season, in the last competitive match at The Dell, Matthew Le Tissier came on late to score the last ever league goal at the old stadium with a half volley on the turn in a 3–2 win against Arsenal. (2016–19)[82] and LD Sports (2019–20)[83] Since 2020 the shirt sponsor is Sportsbet.io. For many managers, even winning one trophy is enough to make you an icon. When was the last time Fulham won a trophy? 2020. Their relegation was ironically confirmed by a 2–1 home defeat to Manchester United, who had been on the receiving end of many upsets by Southampton over the years, namely in the 1976 FA Cup final and since then on a number of occasions in the league, as well as inflicting a heavy defeat on them in a November 1986 League Cup tie which cost United manager Ron Atkinson his job. The first company to do so was photocopier manufacturer Rank Xerox who sponsored the club for three years from 1980. [78], The South Coast Derby is the name given to matches between the Saints and their fierce nearby rivals, Portsmouth F.C., from the city of the same name, 19 miles (31 km) from Southampton. [43] On 9 April 2020, Southampton became the first Premier League club to defer players salaries,[44] during the COVID-19 pandemic. Red cards 62. Gray was sacked after a poor start to the following season, and he was replaced by ex-Coventry City manager Gordon Strachan, who steered Southampton to safety and a secure 11th-place finish. Under McMenemy's management, Saints started to rebuild in the Second Division, capturing players such as Peter Osgood, Jim McCalliog, Jim Steele and Peter Rodrigues (captain) and in 1976, Southampton reached the FA Cup Final, playing Manchester United at Wembley, and beat much-fancied United 1–0 with a goal from Bobby Stokes. Discipline. Squad size: To use this site, please enable Javascript. Article by Anish Dogra @Anish_Dogra. Although they would spend the next 103 years there, the future was far from certain in those early days and the club had to rent the premises first before they could afford to buy the stadium in the early part of the 20th century. The Spaniard has played under several Blues managers but has won six trophies He joined Chelsea in 2012 after they had won the FA Cup and Champions League The … Southampton won the Southern League championship for three years running between 1897 and 1899 and again in 1901, 1903 and 1904. [59][60][61] He had been dismissed by Southampton in 1989 after allegations were made against him,[59] and in 1991 he was charged with six counts of indecent assault against young boys he had been coaching; at the trial at Southampton Crown Court, he was acquitted on the direction of the judge[60] when the prosecution offered no evidence. how many trophies have ur club won this season? Southampton finished in sixth place and lost the play-off semi-final to Derby County on penalties. In 1995–96, Southampton finished 17th with 38 league points, avoiding relegation on goal difference. The offences were alleged to have taken place in the 1980s and 1990s and to have involved 23 alleged victims. Michael Essien left the club five years ago having won almost every trophy going - and is set for a homecoming to West London in Soccer Aid 2019. 13. Southampton have won one trophy. Liga: 1901/02: FA Cup Runner up That was achieved this campaign, of course. The Reds have proudly won six European Cups – more than any other British team. Southampton have a long-standing rivalry with Portsmouth, due in part to geographic proximity and both cities' respective maritime histories. For the following campaign Ron Davies arrived to score 43 goals in his first season. Terry Paine â€“ 815  : 1956–1974[50], Most goals men's football club. In 1999, Southampton were given the go-ahead to build a new 32,000-seat stadium in the St Mary's area of the city, having been playing in the Dell since 1898. Aerial Battles/Duels Won 24,780. A new home shirt was unveiled on 10 June 2010, in celebration of the club's 125th anniversary. Play Off Winners | 2002/03. LFC have won around 67 major trophies compared to rival Manchester United’s 68. Since 2016 Southampton's kits have been manufactured by Under Armour. The highlight of the season was a 6–3 win over Manchester United at The Dell in October, when both his signings scored twice. Whilst each has enjoyed success at Second Division/Championship level, you have to go back to 1936 for the last time that Sunderland won the League, and a further 9 years further for Newcastle’s last title. [39] He was replaced with former RB Leipzig boss Ralph Hasenhüttl, who steered the club away from relegation to finish 16th. He then became the most expensive footballer in the world when Blackburn sold him to Newcastle for £15 million in 1996. More important matches, such as cup games, were played either at the County Cricket Ground in Northlands Road or the Antelope Cricket Ground in St Mary's Road. TOTAL (up to 1/11/2020): 29 TROPHIES. Substantial sums were spent to strengthen the playing squad, but early in the season, Adkins was replaced by Argentine coach Mauricio Pochettino. [68] He was sentenced to 24 years and three months in prison. in the mid-1990s,[62][63] and was investigated as part of a 1997 Channel 4 Dispatches investigation, when he denied allegations of abuse. A ten-point penalty was imposed, but as the team was already being relegated due to finishing second from bottom of the Football League Championship this points deduction had to apply to the 2009–10 season. Fouls 1,736. Major trophies that is. But in a disappointing end to the season, in which Keegan was hampered by a back injury, Southampton won only two of their last nine games and finished seventh. In the final, they beat Manchester United 1-0 in one of the greatest ever FA Cup shocks, as Southampton were a second division team at that time. Wolves won the fourth tier double in 1988. The Saints' anthem is the popular sports tune When the Saints Go Marching In, and since the club's official nickname is "the Saints", they are one of only a few teams who do not change the original lyric. Runner up | 1937/38, 1938/39, 1949/50, 1954/55, 1959/60. [59][61] Higgins then worked as a youth coach at Peterborough United F.C. He was replaced by Ian Branfoot, who until the end of the 1990–91 season had been assistant manager to Steve Coppell at Crystal Palace. [73], The club's training facilities, Staplewood Campus, are located in Marchwood on the edge of the New Forest. It took until 1960 for Saints to regain Second Division status with Derek Reeves plundering 39 of the champions' 106 league goals. The club were eliminated in the group stage of the Europa League but were more successful in the EFL Cup, where they lost 3–2 in the final to Manchester United. [17] Southampton finished the season in 7th place, seven points from the last play-off position. Runner up | 1966/67, 1982/83. During the summer, Puel was replaced as manager by Argentine coach Mauricio Pellegrino, previously of Deportivo Alavés. How many trophies has Pep Guardiola won? Klopp v Guardiola – in trophies Pep Guardiola trophies won. [18] On 11 August, it was announced that Liebherr had died; however, the club's future had been assured and planned for before his death. Southampton led the league for over two months, taking top spot on 30 January 1982 and staying there (apart from one week) until 3 April 1982. Liverpool FC. Manchester United won the First Division Championship seven times between 1908 and 1967. Spurs have also won the second tier title on two occasions – most notably in 1949/50 when we went on to claim the first division crown in … It has a capacity of 32,689[70] and is one of only a handful of stadia in Europe to meet UEFA's Four Star criteria. 2019. pls tell us Re: Manchester United Vs Southampton: EFL Final (3 - 2) On 26th February 2017 by mikron ( m ): 1:44am On Feb 27 , … At the end of the 2013–14 season, Pochettino departed the club for Tottenham. Southampton were originally founded at St. Mary's Church, on 21 November 1885 by members of the St. Mary's Church of England Young Men's Association. [79], Ten companies have sponsored the players' shirts since shirt advertising was permitted in English football. The investment was made personally by Gao and his daughter Nelly as opposed to being sanctioned through Lander Sports, as originally mooted. [29] The club finished seventh, then their highest ever Premier League rank,[30][31] therefore qualifying for the 2015–16 UEFA Europa League. They finished comfortably in 14th place in their first season back in the top flight. 11  45.8 %, National team players: [22][23] Southampton finished the season in 14th place, and next season in 8th. This strong finish led to Hasenhüttl being named Manager of the Month for July 2020.[45]. [14] Liebherr brought in Italian businessman Nicola Cortese to look after the club's business interests on his behalf. The winning design, designed by Rolland Parris, was used for around 20 years, before being modified slightly by Southampton design agency The Graphics Workshop in the 1990s for copyright reasons. Hangzhou-based Lander is the family's business arm, which develops, constructs and manages sports sites. 2002 was the last time they won a title, when they were one of the 3 Intertoto Cup winners, but they didn't receive a trophy. Although Keegan's Southampton career only lasted two years, Saints fielded an attractive side also containing Alan Ball, prolific goal-scorer Ted MacDougall, (who still holds the record for the largest number of goals in an FA Cup game â€“ nine â€“ for Bournemouth against Margate in an 11–0 win), MacDougall's strike partner at Bournemouth and Norwich City Phil Boyer, club stalwart Mick Channon and Charlie George and in 1980–81 they scored 76 goals, finishing in sixth place, then their highest league finish. The following season they returned to Wembley in the final of the League Cup where they acquitted themselves well, losing 3–2 to Nottingham Forest. £-9.90m. 1 FA Cup; 14. [63], On 5 July 2017, Higgins was charged with 65 counts of indecent assault. 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(usually abbreviated to "St. Mary's Y.M.A.") [20] Pardew was dismissed in August and Nigel Adkins joined from Scunthorpe United as his replacement. The club reached the first of their four FA Cup Finals in 1900. Their last 16 trophies have been won by seven different managers, while current incumbent Thomas Tuchel has reached an FA Cup final and a Champions League semi-final. Record home attendance Former Liverpool and Rangers manager Graeme Souness, was brought in, signing foreign players such as Egil Østenstad and Eyal Berkovic. Financial troubles continued to mount, resulting in more players being sold or loaned out and parts of St Mary's were closed off to reduce costs. Yellow cards 1,229. The purpose-built stadium was redeveloped a number of times through its 103-year history, with two of the stands being completely rebuilt after fires and in 1950 it became the first ground in England to have permanent floodlighting installed. On that day, they went down 4–0 to Bury and two years later they would suffer a similar fate at the hands of Sheffield United as they were beaten 2–1 in a replay of the 1902 final. In 1980, McMenemy made his biggest signing, capturing the European Footballer of the Year Kevin Keegan. By this stage, a key player in the Southampton line-up was Guernsey-born attacking midfielder/striker Matthew Le Tissier, who broke into the first team in the 1986–87 season. The board sought new investment in the club, and In February 2007 Wilde stepped down as chairman to be replaced by local businessman Leon Crouch as "Acting chairman", a role Crouch retained until 21 July 2007. [citation needed] The main building was named after the club's late owner, Markus Liebherr. Liverpool Football Club have been renowned all over the world for competing in every tournament and winning trophies domestically and across Europe on a consistent basis, however in my 11 years of supporting Liverpool I have seen our club lift one trophy, the Carling Cup (as it was called back then) in 2012 beating Cardiff FC on penalties. Then relegation in 1953 sent Saints sliding back into Division 3 (South). Southampton have won one major trophy in their history; they won the FA Cup in 1976. Reaching those finals gave Southampton recognition, even internationally: in 1909, an Athletic Bilbao representative who played for Atlético Madrid traveled to Southampton and purchased 50 Saints shirts, which were shared between Athletic Bilbao and Atletico Madrid. [36][37][38] Hughes signed a new contract at the end of the season but a poor start to the following season led him being sacked in December 2018 with the team in 18th place. They have also won the second tier title once in 2002–03, the third tier three times in 1923–24 (South), 1961–62, 1982–83 and the fourth tier once in 2016–17. The stadium had been converted to an all-seater format earlier in the decade, but had a capacity of less than 16,000 and was unsuitable for further expansion. [32] The following season, Southampton once again set new records for the club at the end of the season, finishing in sixth place. The club was originally known as St. Mary's Young Men's Association F.C. In January 2009, Poortvliet resigned with the club one place from bottom of the Championship, with Mark Wotte taking over managerial duties. By. Prior to The Dell, the club's home grounds were the Antelope Ground, from 1887 to 1896, and the County Cricket Ground, from 1896 to 1898. Lambert finished the season as the Championship's top goalscorer with 27 league goals, his third "Golden Boot" in four seasons. Chairman Rupert Lowe risked the ire of Saints fans when he appointed Harry Redknapp as manager on 8 December 2004, just after his resignation at South Coast rivals Portsmouth. The badge was used on Southampton's shirts for the 2010–11 season. Souness resigned after just one season in charge, being replaced by Dave Jones who had won promotion to Division One with Stockport County as well as reaching the League Cup semi-finals. 24, Average age: They once again qualified for the Europa League, although this time immediately entered the group stages, as opposed to the play-off rounds. During the 1999–2000 season, Dave Jones quit as Southampton manager to concentrate on a court case after he was accused of abusing children at the children's home where he had worked during the 1980s. 2002Future manager Stuart Pearce captains City as they are promoted back to the Premiership, breaking club records for the most goals scored and most points gained in a season along the way.

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