1931–32 Southampton F.C. season

April 2022 Southampton F.C. 1931–32 Sloane Stanley George Kay The Dell Second Division 14th FA Cup Third round Johnny Arnold (20) Johnny Arnold (21) League:22,353 v Chesterfield(26 December 1931)Overall:22,927 v Sunderland(13 January 1932) 6,128 v ManchesterUnited (7 May 1932) 11,003 5–1 v Port Vale(27 February 1932)4–0 v Nottingham Forest(28 March 1932) 0–6 v Plymouth Argyle(5 December 1931) _red_stripes _redstripes2 _red_stripes _band_red FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 003366 003366 1930–31 1932–33 The 1931–32 season was the 37th season of competitive football by Southampton, and the club's tenth in the Second Division of the Football League. After finishing in the top half of the Second Division league table for the past three seasons, the Saints struggled to challenge in 1931–32 and ended up finishing in 14th place, closer to relegation than promotion. Southampton's first season with manager George Kay started strongly, as the team picked up four wins in their first five matches and reached the top of the Second Division league table for the first time in the club's history. Form quickly deteriorated, however, and the club was briefly involved in a fight for survival in the new year. After picking up a few more wins, Southampton secured their safety and finished in 14th place with 14 wins, 14 draws and 14 losses. In the 1931–32 FA Cup, Southampton again travelled to Roker Park to face First Division side Sunderland in the third round. This time the Saints forced a replay at The Dell after a goalless draw, but lost 4–2 to face elimination at the first hurdle for the fifth season running. The club ended the season with the annual Rowland Hospital Cup and Hampshire Benevolent Cup matches against local rivals Portsmouth, which they drew and lost, respectively. The Saints also competed in the inaugural Hampshire Combination Cup in April, beating Portsmouth in the semi-final and losing to Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic in the final. Southampton played another four friendly matches during the campaign, beating sides from the Royal Air Force and the Southern Command, and losing to Exeter City and a side representing the Dutch FA. Southampton used 34 different players during the 1931–32 season and had sixteen different goalscorers. Their top scorer was outside-left Johnny Arnold, who scored 20 goals in the Second Division and one in the Hampshire Combination Cup. Arthur Haddleton scored ten goals in the competition, followed by Arthur Wilson with seven league goals. Eleven players were signed by the club during the campaign, with eight released and sold to other clubs. The average attendance at The Dell during the 1931–32 season was 11,003. The highest attendance was 22,927 against Sunderland in the FA Cup third round replay. The highest league attendance was 22,353 against Chesterfield on 26 December 1931. The lowest attendance was 6,128 against Manchester United on 7 May 1931, in the final game of the Second Division season. Background and transfers At the end of the 1930–31 season, several players left Southampton. Scottish inside-right Jerry Mackie retired from football, having scored 24 times in 84 appearances during a three-year career with the Saints.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 124 Inside-left Laurie Cumming, who had fallen out of favour after "his temperament became suspect", joined Scottish club Alloa Athletic.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 49 Left-back Ted Hough, who had been at the club for almost ten years, signed for Southampton's local rivals Portsmouth in the First Division, who paid £200 for the player.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 98 Inside-left Ernie Warren also left the Saints for a second time, signing for Southern League side Peterborough & Fletton United.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 198 Centre-half Bill Stoddart joined Third Division South club Bristol Rovers in July,Chalk Holley Bull 2013 181 and inside-right Billy Stage left to join Great Harwood in the Lancashire Combination in August.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 179 New Saints manager George Kay also signed three players during the summer. First was inside-right Frank Osborne from Tottenham Hotspur in June, who cost the club £450.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 144–145 Also brought in was amateur centre-forward Ted Drake from Winchester City, who signed a professional contract in November.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 61 In August, inside-forward Henry O'Grady joined from Port Vale in August.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 144 Later, in September, Welsh winger Frank Matson signed from Cardiff City,Chalk Holley Bull 2013 128 having previously made a guest appearance for the Saints in the 1931 Hampshire Benevolent Cup.Juson Aldworth Bendel Bull 2004 127 Arthur Holt also signed from Hampshire League side Totton on amateur terms the same month, although would not turn professional until the following October.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 96 Also in September, outside-left Reg Watson was transferred to Rochdale. In October, the club signed Charlie Sillett from Barking Town, who initially filled in at centre-forward and later played in several other positions.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 171 Amateur forward Bill Charlton joined from Middlesex Wanderers in December.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 41 During a period described by club historians as an "injury crisis", former centre-half George Harkus rejoined the club in February,Chalk Holley Bull 2013 84–85 alongside new Saints Supporters Club-funded outside-right Dick Neal from Derby County.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 141 With relegation to the Third Division South still a possibility, Southampton added another forward in March when they signed Tom Brewis from York City, after securing a loan from a club director due to financial difficulties.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 22 Outside-right Peter Cowper left around the same time to join Southport, having submitted a transfer request more than a year earlier.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 47 The final transfer was a trial for Witton Albion right-half Henry Belcher in April.Chalk Holley Bull 2013 12 Players transferred in NameNationalityPos. Playing positionClubDateFeeRef.Ted DrakeEnglandFW ForwardENG Winchester CityJune 1931FreeTed Drake initially joined on amateur terms in June 1931, before turning professional that November.Frank OsborneEnglandFW ForwardENG Tottenham HotspurJune 1931£450Henry O'GradyEnglandFW ForwardENG Port ValeAugust 1931UnknownArthur HoltEnglandFW ForwardENG TottonSeptember 1931FreeArthur Holt initially joined on amateur terms in September 1931, before turning professional in October 1932.Frank MatsonWalesFW ForwardWAL Cardiff CitySeptember 1931UnknownCharlie SillettEnglandFB Full-backENG Barking TownOctober 1931FreeCharlie Sillett initially joined on amateur terms in October 1931, before turning professional that November.Bill CharltonEnglandFW ForwardENG Middlesex WanderersDecember 1931FreeBill Charlton joined on amateur terms.George HarkusEnglandHB Half-backENG New Milton TownFebruary 1932FreeGeorge Harkus returned to Southampton in February 1932 after a temporary transfer to Olympique Lyonnais.Dick NealEnglandFW ForwardENG Derby CountyFebruary 1932£500Tom BrewisEnglandFW ForwardENG York CityMarch 1932Unknown Players transferred out NameNationalityPos. Playing positionClubDateFeeRef.Laurie CummingIrelandFW ForwardSCO Alloa AthleticMay 1931FreeTed HoughEnglandFB Full-backENG PortsmouthMay 1931£200Ernie WarrenEnglandFW ForwardENG Peterborough & Fletton UnitedMay 1931UnknownBill StoddartEnglandHB Half-backENG Bristol RoversJuly 1931UnknownBilly StageEnglandFW ForwardENG Great HarwoodAugust 1931UnknownReg WatsonEnglandFW ForwardENG RochdaleSeptember 1931FreePeter CowperEnglandFW ForwardENG SouthportMarch 1932Unknown Players given trials NameNationalityPos. Playing positionClubStart dateEnd dateRef.Henry BelcherEnglandHB Half-backENG Witton AlbionApril 1932April 1932 Players retired NameNationalityPos. Playing positionDateReasonRef.Jerry MackieScotlandFW ForwardMay 1931Retired due to age Second Division 1931–32 Football League Southampton started the 1931–32 Second Division season with their strongest beginning to a campaign in the Football League to date, picking up four wins in their opening five games and reaching the top of the table for the first time in the club's history.Chalk Holley 1987 86 The run started on 29 August 1931 with a 3–0 victory at home to promotion hopefuls Burnley;Chalk Holley 1987 87 continued with a 3–2 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford, who had just been relegated from the First Division;https://www.fchd.info/lghist/fl1931.htm Football League 1930-31 Football Club History Database 29 April 2018 included a 2–1 home defeat of Tottenham Hotspur, who had finished just three points shy of promotion the previous year;Chalk Holley 1987 85 and ended in a 2–1 home win over mid-table side Bury. The stint at the top of the table was short, however, and after five more games the Saints were just hanging onto a top-ten position following defeats at the hands of promotion hopefuls Spurs, Stoke City, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Bradford Park Avenue.https://www.11v11.com/league-tables/league-division-two/10-october-1931/ League Division Two table after close of play on 10 October 1931 11v11.com 29 April 2018 During the first ten games of the season, Arthur Haddleton set a new club record when he scored in eight consecutive games, which lasted until it was surpassed by Ron Davies in 1966, who scored ten consecutive matches in the club's first season in the top flight, on the way to finishing as the division's top scorer that year.Chalk Holley 1987 151 The Saints were never able to keep up a good run of results due to ongoing illness and injury problems – according to club historians, manager George Kay used a total of 30 players during the league campaign, including two goalkeepers, three right-backs, five left-backs, five right-halves, five centre-halves, two left-halves, nine outside-rights, nine inside-rights, six centre-forwards, seven inside-lefts and four outside-lefts. On 28 November the team lost 5–0 at Notts County, who had been recently promoted from the Third Division South, before suffering their biggest home league defeat the next week when they were thrashed 6–0 by Plymouth Argyle, who were fifth in the table at the time.https://www.11v11.com/league-tables/league-division-two/04-december-1931/ League Division Two table after close of play on 04 December 1931 11v11.com 29 April 2018 By March the Saints were facing a battle against relegation, sitting 18th in the table just five points above the drop.https://www.11v11.com/league-tables/league-division-two/25-march-1932/ League Division Two table after close of play on 25 March 1932 11v11.com 29 April 2018 However, a strong finish to the campaign saw the side pick up wins over Swansea Town, Nottingham Forest, Notts County and Plymouth Argyle, losing just once in their last eight fixtures and securing their Second Division status for another year. Southampton finished the season in 14th place with 14 wins, 14 draws and 14 losses – the same record as they had managed in 1922–23, their first season in the division.Chalk Holley 1987 69 List of match results 1 29 August 1931 Southampton 3–0 Burnley Jepson O'Grady Haines The Dell Southampton 14,516 W 2 2 September 1931 Manchester United 2–3 Southampton Fraser Haddleton Arnold Old Trafford Manchester 30,000 W 3 5 September 1931 Preston North End 2–1 Southampton Haddleton Deepdale Preston 16,000 L 4 7 September 1931 Southampton 2–1 Tottenham Hotspur Keeping Haddleton The Dell Southampton 13,800 W 5 12 September 1931 Southampton 2–1 Bury Haddleton Arnold The Dell Southampton 15,011 W 6 14 September 1931 Tottenham Hotspur 5–2 Southampton Haddleton } White Hart Lane London 25,000 L 7 19 September 1931 Southampton 1–2 Stoke City Haddleton The Dell Southampton 14,671 L 8 26 September 1931 Charlton Athletic 2–3 Southampton Fraser Haddleton Arnold The Valley London 12,000 W 9 3 October 1931 Southampton 1–3 Wolverhampton Wanderers Haddleton The Dell Southampton 16,622 L 10 10 October 1931 Bradford Park Avenue 2–1 Southampton Arnold Park Avenue Bradford 14,000 L 11 17 October 1931 Port Vale 0–0 Southampton Old Recreation Ground Hanley 5,000 D 12 24 October 1931 Southampton 0–3 Millwall Arnold Jepson The Dell Southampton 11,141 W 13 31 October 1931 Bradford City 5–2 Southampton Haddleton Arnold Valley Parade Bradford 15,000 L 14 7 November 1931 Southampton 1–1 Oldham Athletic Arnold The Dell Southampton 10,784 D 15 14 November 1931 Swansea Town 3–4 Southampton Wilson Fraser Arnold Vetch Field Swansea 3,000 W 16 21 November 1931 Southampton 2–0 Barnsley Campbell Arnold The Dell Southampton 11,991 W 17 28 November 1931 Notts County 5–0 Southampton Meadow Lane Nottingham 11,000 L 18 5 December 1931 Southampton 6–0 Plymouth Argyle The Dell Southampton 12,723 L 19 12 December 1931 Bristol City 0–1 Southampton Wilson Ashton Gate Stadium Bristol 5,000 W 20 19 December 1931 Southampton 2–1 Leeds United Keeping Luckett The Dell Southampton 11,923 W 21 25 December 1931 Chesterfield 1–0 Southampton Saltergate Chesterfield 14,508 L 22 26 December 1931 Southampton 1–2 Chesterfield Arnold The Dell Southampton 22,353 L 23 2 January 1932 Burnley 1–3 Southampton Sillett Arnold Turf Moor Burnley 2,000 W 24 16 January 1932 Southampton 3–3 Preston North End Jepson O'Grady Arnold The Dell Southampton 8,050 D 25 30 January 1932 Stoke City 2–0 Southampton Victoria Ground Stoke-on-Trent 11,000 L 26 3 February 1932 Bury 3–0 Southampton Gigg Lane Bury 4,000 L 27 6 February 1932 Southampton 1–1 Charlton Athletic Fraser The Dell Southampton 6,439 D 28 13 February 1932 Wolverhampton Wanderers 5–1 Southampton Charlton Molineux Stadium Wolverhampton 15,000 L 29 20 February 1932 Southampton 0–3 Bradford Park Avenue The Dell Southampton 8,013 L 30 27 February 1932 Southampton 5–1 Port Vale McIlwaine Arnold Sillett The Dell Southampton 7,113 W 31 5 March 1932 Millwall 0–1 Southampton Sillett The Den London 18,000 W 32 12 March 1932 Southampton 0–1 Bradford City The Dell Southampton 8,361 L 33 19 March 1932 Oldham Athletic 2–0 Southampton Boundary Park Oldham 5,000 L 34 25 March 1932 Nottingham Forest 2–0 Southampton City Ground West Bridgford 11,639 L 35 26 March 1932 Southampton 3–0 Swansea Town Wilson Arnold The Dell Southampton 6,375 W 36 28 March 1932 Southampton 4–0 Nottingham Forest Wilson Drake Arnold The Dell Southampton 11,409 W 37 2 April 1932 Barnsley 3–3 Southampton Neal Drake Arnold Oakwell Barnsley 5,000 D 38 9 April 1932 Southampton 3–1 Notts County Drake Arnold The Dell Southampton 7,332 W 39 16 April 1932 Plymouth Argyle 1–2 Southampton Neal Arnold Home Park Plymouth 12,000 W 40 23 April 1932 Southampton 1–1 Bristol City Drake The Dell Southampton 6,322 D 41 30 April 1932 Leeds United 1–0 Southampton Elland Road Leeds 15,000 L 42 7 May 1932 Southampton 1–1 Manchester United Neal The Dell Southampton 6,128 D Final league table Second Division y SOU Results by matchday table b Round Ground H /A /A /H /H /A /H /A /H /A /A /H /A /H /A /H /A /H /A /H /A /H /A /H /A /A /H /A /H /H /A /H /A /A /H /H /A /H /A /H /A /H Result W /W /L /W /W /L /L /W /L /L /D /W /L /D /W /W /L /L /W /W /L /L /W /D /L /L /D /L /L /W /W /L /L /L /W /W /D /W /W /D /L /D Position 1 /2 /5 /2 /1 /3 /8 /7 /7/10/10 /9/11/12/10 /7 /9/10 /8 /8 /9 /9 /9 /8/12/12/12/14/14/13/11/15/16/18/16/13/13/12/11/12/14/14 Home Away green2 Win yellow2 Draw red2 Loss 1st 2nd 3rd red1 11v11.comhttps://www.11v11.com/league-tables/ 11v11 league table generator 11v11.com 28 April 2018 FA Cup 1931–32 FA Cup Southampton entered the 1931–32 FA Cup in the third round against First Division side Sunderland, who had knocked them out at the same stage the previous season.Chalk Holley 1987 84 The match took place at Roker Park on 9 January and ended as a goalless draw, with club historians highlighting the defensive performances of goalkeeper Bert Scriven, right-back Bill Adams and centre-half Arthur Bradford, while suggesting that "Had Charlie Sillett made the most of his opportunities then there would have been no need for a replay". In the replay at The Dell four days later, the top-flight visitors quickly asserted their dominance in the first half with three goals against the "sluggish" hosts. The Saints reacted in the second half, with goals from Sillett and Michael Keeping giving the Second Division side a chance of a comeback, however a "glorious opportunity" missed by Johnny Arnold and a penalty for Sunderland later on sent Southampton out of the tournament in the third round for the fifth consecutive season. Round 3 9 January 1932 Sunderland 0–0 Southampton Roker Park Sunderland 28,931 D Round 3 Replay 13 January 1932 Southampton 2–4 Sunderland Sillett Keeping The Dell Southampton 22,927 L Other matches Outside of the league and the FA Cup, Southampton played eight additional first-team matches during the 1931–32 season. The first was a friendly match against a Royal Air Force side at The Dell in November, which the Saints won 4–0 thanks to a brace from Frank Matson and goals from Peter Dougall and Arthur Holt.Chalk Holley 1987 213 A second friendly in January against Third Division South club Exeter City ended in a 2–0 loss, which was followed in March by a 6–1 thrashing at the hands of a team representing the Dutch FA in Rotterdam (the only goal for the visitors scored by Arthur Wilson). A final friendly, at a side representing the Southern Command, took place in April and ended in a 3–1 win for Southampton, thanks to goals from Johnny Arnold, Tom Brewis and Ted Drake. Five days after the final friendly, Southampton hosted local rivals Portsmouth in the inaugural Hampshire Combination Cup, which also featured Third Division South sides Aldershot and Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic. The Second Division hosts beat their top-flight visitors by a single goal, which was scored by Arnold in the 67th minute after Pompey goalkeeper Jock Gilfillan saved a shot from Matson.Juson Aldworth Bendel Bull 2004 129 Portsmouth's Alec Mackie was involved in two incidents during the game, first committing a foul on Arnold in the first-half which led to the referee introducing a police officer on standby, and later being sent off following an "unfortunate incident". In the final at The Dell, the Saints lost 3–2 to Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic despite a strike from Drake and an own goal.Chalk Holley 1987 205 Southampton and Portsmouth met again on 9 May in the Rowland Hospital Cup, the first of their annual end-of-season charity cup matches. Saints regulars Drake, Arnold and Frank Campbell were injured, leading manager George Kay to give official debuts to Holt at centre-forward and Henry Belcher at right-half.Juson Aldworth Bendel Bull 2004 130 Dick Neal gave the hosts the lead before Jimmy Easson equalised for the visitors, and later Holt's first official goal was cancelled out by another leveller from Fred Worrall. Two days later, the sides met for the third time in a month at Fratton Park for the Hampshire Benevolent Cup. The hosts thrashed the Saints 5–1, with the visitors once again playing with alumni George Harkus and Bill Rawlings in the absence of a full squad.Juson Aldworth Bendel Bull 2004 131 Southampton went ahead after just four minutes, when Neal headed in a cross from Bill Luckett after a move started by Rawlings, but were quickly dominated by Pompey who scored through Frederick Cook, Jack Weddle, Worrall and Easson (twice). Friendly 18 November 1931 Southampton 4–0 Royal Air Force Matson Dougall Holt The Dell Southampton W Friendly 23 January 1932 Exeter City 2–0 Southampton St James Park Exeter L Friendly 9 March 1932 Dutch FA 6–1 Southampton Wilson Rotterdam L Friendly 13 April 1932 Southern Command 1–3 Southampton Arnold Brewis Drake Tidworth Camp Tidworth W Hampshire CC Semi-Final 18 April 1932 Southampton 1–0 Portsmouth Arnold 67 The Dell Southampton 2,337 W Hampshire CC Final 27 April 1932 Southampton 2–3 Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic Drake Own goal The Dell Southampton L Rowland Hospital Cup 9 May 1932 Southampton 2–2 Portsmouth Neal Holt Easson 30Worrall The Dell Southampton 612 R. Rudd D Hampshire BC 11 May 1932 Portsmouth 5–1 Southampton Cook 20Weddle 23Worrall Easson Neal 4 Fratton Park Portsmouth SQMS Gouge L Player details Southampton used 34 different players during the 1931–32 season, 16 of whom scored during the campaign. The team played in a 2–3–5 formation throughout, using two full-backs, three half-backs, two outside forwards, two inside forwards and a centre-forward. Club captain Bill Adams made the most appearances for the club during the campaign, playing in every match of the season except the Hampshire Benevolent Cup. Left-half Bill Luckett appeared in all but four league games, and outside-left Johnny Arnold featured in all but five league fixtures, the Hampshire Benevolent Cup and the Rowland Hospital Cup. Arnold finished as the season's top scorer with 20 goals in the Second Division and one in the Hampshire Combination Cup, followed by Arthur Haddleton on ten league goals and Arthur Wilson, who scored seven in the competition. Johnny McIlwaine was the highest-scoring half-back of the season with two goals, while full-backs Charlie Sillett and Michael Keeping scored five and three goals, respectively. Squad statistics NamePos. Playing positionNat. NationalityLeagueFA CupOther"Other" includes the Hampshire Combination Cup, Rowland Hospital Cup and Hampshire Benevolent Cup matches.TotalApps. AppearancesGls. GoalsApps. AppearancesGls. GoalsApps. AppearancesGls. GoalsApps. AppearancesGls. GoalsBill AdamsHB Half-backENG4202030470Johnny ArnoldFW ForwardENG372020214121Henry BelcherHB Half-backENG00002020Arthur BradfordHB Half-backENG2502020290Tom BrewisFW ForwardENG600040100Frank CampbellHB Half-backSCO2310020251Bill CharltonFW ForwardENG21000021Herbert CoatesFW ForwardENG1000020120Peter DougallFW ForwardSCO30000030Ted DrakeFW ForwardENG1150021136Bill FraserFW ForwardENG2440000244Arthur HaddletonFW ForwardENG161000001610Willie HainesFW ForwardENG31000031George HarkusHB Half-backENG20000020Arthur HoltFW ForwardENG00001111Bert JepsonFW ForwardENG2132000233Michael KeepingFB Full-backENG1722100193Bill LuckettHB Half-backENG3812040441Frank MatsonFW ForwardWAL20002040Johnny McIlwaineHB Half-backSCO2020000202Dick NealFW ForwardENG1430022165Henry O'GradyFW ForwardENG72000072Frank OsborneFW ForwardENG1202000140Arthur RobertsFB Full-backENG50000050Bert ScrivenGK GoalkeeperENG3402040400Bert ShelleyHB Half-backENG1802000200Charlie SillettFB Full-backENG1442140205Reg ThomasFB Full-backENG80001090Willie WhiteGK GoalkeeperSCO80000080Arthur WilsonHB Half-backENG2572020297Stan WoodhouseHB Half-backENG1400030170Players with appearances who left before the end of the seasonPeter CowperFW ForwardENG10000010Players who appeared for the club as guestsGeorge HarkusHB Half-backENG00001010Bill RawlingsFW ForwardENG00001010 Most appearances RankNamePos. Playing positionLeagueFA CupOtherTotalApps. Appearances% Percentage of totalApps. Appearances% Percentage of totalApps. Appearances% Percentage of totalApps. Appearances% Percentage of total1Bill AdamsHB Half-back42100.002100.00375.004797.922Bill LuckettHB Half-back3890.482100.004100.004491.673Johnny ArnoldFW Forward3788.102100.00250.004185.424Bert ScrivenGK Goalkeeper3480.952100.004100.004083.335Arthur BradfordHB Half-back2559.522100.00250.002960.42Arthur WilsonHB Half-back2559.522100.00250.002960.427Frank CampbellHB Half-back2354.7600.00250.002552.088Bill FraserFW Forward2457.1400.0000.002450.009Bert JepsonFW Forward2150.002100.0000.002347.9210Johnny McIlwaineHB Half-back2047.6200.0000.002041.67Bert ShelleyHB Half-back1842.862100.0000.002041.67Charlie SillettFB Full-back1433.332100.004100.002041.67 Top goalscorers RankNamePos. Playing positionLeagueFA CupOtherTotalGls. GoalsGPG Goals per gameGls. GoalsGPG Goals per gameGls. GoalsGPG Goals per gameGls. GoalsGPG Goals per game1Johnny ArnoldFW Forward200.5400.0010.50210.512Arthur HaddletonFW Forward100.6200.0000.00100.623Arthur WilsonHB Half-back70.2800.0000.0070.244Ted DrakeFW Forward50.4500.0010.5060.465Dick NealFW Forward30.2100.0021.0050.31Charlie SillettFB Full-back40.2810.5000.0050.257Bill FraserFW Forward40.1600.0000.0040.168Michael KeepingFB Full-back20.1110.5000.0030.15Bert JepsonFW Forward30.1400.0000.0030.1310Henry O'GradyFW Forward20.2800.0000.0020.28Johnny McIlwaineHB Half-back20.1000.0000.0020.10 Footnotes References Bibliography Chalk Gary Holley Duncan A Complete Record of Southampton Football Club: 1885–1987 Derby, England Breedon Books 10 August 1987 978-0907969228 Chalk Gary Holley Duncan Bull David All the Saints: A Complete Who's Who of Southampton FC Bristol, England Hagiology Publishing 28 November 2013 978-0992686406 Juson Dave Aldworth Clay Bendel Barry Bull David Chalk Gary Saints v Pompey: A History of Unrelenting Rivalry Bristol, England Hagiology Publishing 10 November 2004 978-0953447459 External links Southampton F.C. official website Category:Southampton F.C. seasons Southampton