Taken from the Daily Echo website:
Kelvin Davis would one day love to move into coaching at Saints – but is not contemplating hanging up his gloves yet.
The Saints keeper, who has conceded just two goals in the last seven matches, is just 27 games away from seizing the record of Eric Martin for most post-war appearances between the sticks for the club.
He will then be only a further ten games off of reaching the milestone of 300 matches for Saints.
Davis is fast gaining legendary status around St Mary’s, his reputation only enhanced by his stunning performance at Leeds, already widely regarded as one of the greatest goalkeeping displays the club has ever seen.
At 35-years-old, questions over his future are inevitable, but he is still in his prime as a goalkeeper and, with 263 appearances already under his belt, he has his sights set on a few more goals to be ticked off yet – not least playing for Saints in the Premier League.
He said: “Personally I want to get to 300 games.
“I wore a little T-shirt after 200 and maybe people wouldn’t think that I would get to 300.
“Here I am late 200s. That’s my first milestone and if I can get to that then who knows?”
He added: “I enjoy it, I’ve always got a smile on my face and I feel genuinely privileged to put the shirt on.
“I just want to play as long as I can.
“The natural progression would probably be into coaching.
“I would love to coach for Southampton one day, but I feel I’ve got a few years ahead of me yet.”
