southampton moved to st mary's in 2001.
when did southampton move to st mary's?
2001
anne macleod





















































anne macleod (born 1951) is a scottish writer.





















































she was born in aberfeldy and grew up in inverness. macleod studied medicine at the university of aberdeen and works as a dermatologist. she is the mother of four children. macleod lives on the black isle.





















































she has published two collections of poetry:





















































bullet::::- "standing by thistles" (1997)





















































bullet::::- "just the caravaggio" (1999)





















































both of which were well-received by critics. she has also published two novels "the dark ship" (2001) and "the blue moon book" (2004).
anne macleod
on 15 may 2016, in their final game of the season, southampton beat crystal palace 4–1 at st mary's stadium. sadio mané opened the scoring with his 15th goal in all competitions just before half time to put the saints 1–0 at the break. graziano pellè came on as a substitute in the second half and doubled the scoreline in the 61st minute, before former southampton midfielder jason puncheon pulled one back for palace. defender ryan bertrand scored his only goal of the season in a penalty kick in the 75th minute, before steven davis finished the scoring in the final five minutes of normal time to complete the win. the win, as well as results in other matches, saw southampton move up to fifth in the premier league table and secure a return to the uefa europa league the following season. manchester united later won their final rescheduled fixture 3–1 against afc bournemouth at old trafford two days, finalising southampton's league position for the 2015–16 premier league season at a club-record sixth.
2015–16 southampton f.c. season