If you are attending a game at St Mary's and want to pick up a copy of the excellent new Saints book "All The Saints" then you can do so by visiting the Programme Shop in Old Northam Road.

For those of you who aren't aware, when the Saints programme shop was evicted last year from its location inside the Chapel Stand, it didn't move far, to 29 Old Northam Road to be exact, a short walk from St Mary's Stadium.

The shop is open before and after Saints home games, there will be plenty of programme's available for supporters from Saints games, including finals, semi-finals, European home and away games, friendlies and testimonials.

Bundles of home and away league matches will also be on sale.

But as from tommorrow's game against Aston Villa you will also be able to purchase copies of the Hagiology Publishing's latest book "All The Saints"

Due to an issue the club will not be stocking any copies in its own stores, meaning that apart from buying direct from the publishers themselves the only retail outlets currently stocking it are local branches of Waterstones.

This means that Saints supporters who live outside the area may not be able to buy a copy except on match days, now they have the chance to do so by popping into the Programme shop and buying a copy, by doing so you will help the publishers recoup some of the outlay they have encountered by buying direct and cutting out expensive postage, because as you would expect from a book with a retail price of £35 its big (A$ size) and heavy which means it costs a lot to post.

Alternatively you can contact Hagiology publishing direct via

duncan@duncanholley.co.uk

The Programme shop is located on Old Northam Road which is just over the railway footbridge behind the Northam End and is just up from the King Alfred pub. For more details on the Programme Shop

Contact Andrew Murray on 07702 588275 or email andrew.murray927@ ntlworld.com

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Whatsforpud added 15:35 - Dec 3 We are all very grateful to Nicola Cortese for all he has achieved, but during his tenure, but there have been a series of 'issues', to use your word, Nick, along the line. They have all been very tedious. Do you know what this one is about? I would have thought that the club would have welcomed such a serious work of its own history for heaven's sake.
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SaintNick added 16:40 - Dec 3 There is a long thread up on the message board which has a few quotes from hagiology publishing, it will tell you all the facts
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