#MadeForHeroes

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saintlyhero

saintlyhero

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Saints have launched a twitter competition as part of the kit launch marketing promotion of [HASHTAG]#MadeForHeroes[/HASHTAG]

You just have to share your favourite "heroic" Saints related moment.

Thought I would create a thread as an excuse to post some highlight videos
 
As hero is now such an over-used word, could we have a steer on what this means in this context? I don't do Twitter, so am not going to be competing, but just wondered what a "hero" is in this context? Ryan Bertrand going to help at Grenfell Tower is laudable, and requires more "heroism" than making a great tackle or providing a goal scoring opportunity. but I'm pushed to get "hero" in the footballing context - particularly at the moment.

Sorry. Just the moaning of a grumpy old bastard. But I would love to see the word "hero" used a little more sparingly.
 
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1999 - Saints in deep relegation trouble. Only three points will do against an already safe Wimbledon.
10,000 Saints fans make the trip to turn this match into a home fixture and "Dellhurst Park".
Who can become a "hero"?
 
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Missing Lambo said:
As hero is now such an over-used word, could we have a steer on what this means in this context? I don't do Twitter, so am not going to be competing, but just wondered what a "hero" is in this context? Ryan Bertrand going to help at Grenfell Tower is laudable, and requires more "heroism" than making a great tackle or providing a goal scoring opportunity. but I'm pushed to get "hero" in the footballing context - particularly at the moment.

Sorry. Just the moaning of a grumpy old bastard. But I would love to see the word "hero" used a little more sparingly.
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I agree this is all marketing hyperbole, but share your most joyous moment watching the saints you grumpy old bastard <cheers>
 
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The JPT final would be favourite moment for many saints fans, but there was a tricky match on the way
 
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1999 - Saints in deep relegation trouble. Only three points will do against an already safe Wimbledon.
10,000 Saints fans make the trip to turn this match into a home fixture and "Dellhurst Park".
Who can become a "hero"?
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That is a great reminder of what Le Tiss did and meant to the club. Inspirational and pure genius.
 
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Missing Lambo said:
As hero is now such an over-used word, could we have a steer on what this means in this context? I don't do Twitter, so am not going to be competing, but just wondered what a "hero" is in this context? Ryan Bertrand going to help at Grenfell Tower is laudable, and requires more "heroism" than making a great tackle or providing a goal scoring opportunity. but I'm pushed to get "hero" in the footballing context - particularly at the moment.

Sorry. Just the moaning of a grumpy old bastard. But I would love to see the word "hero" used a little more sparingly.
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Ditto Legend and several other descriptions. I'm also in the G.O.B. category.
 
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Off the field problems would characterize two turbulent seasons at St Mary's, but this remarkable match was a rare moment of euphoria
 
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Off the field problems would characterize two turbulent seasons at St Mary's, but this remarkable match was a rare moment of euphoria
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I still feel bad we had to sell Drew Surman. And what a player Saganowski was!
 
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Souness transferred in a lot of foreign talent in 96/97 as the premier league money started to give the league a more cosmopolitan feel, but with relegation again threatening the saints, it was a man from Devon with huge side burns that produced the goods
 
Old Trafford special

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Charlie Austins Old Trafford Debut as witnessed from the away end

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Tadic loses his shirt

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Nuts! Pahars does Stam
 
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Greatest away result in the clubs history?
The great Ron Davies

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