time and Albert Brown equalised on the 70th minute with a "magic" shot from distance following a pass from Joe Turner.

After drawing level Saints continued on the attack and Foulke was required to make saves from Chadwick, Wood and Lee. It looked as though the match was going into extra-time, when, with ten minutes remaining, Robinson failed to cut out a cross and Billy Barnes only had to "walk" the ball in to the unguarded net to score the winner for United, although Fry blasted a chance high over the crossbar in the final minute.

FA Cup results

Friendly matches
Only three friendly matches are recorded for the 1901–02 season, with two matches against opposition from The Football League, a 1–0 victory at Woolwich Arsenal on 19 November and a 4–1 home defeat to Aston Villa.

On 5 October 1901, Southampton visited Queen's Club to play the Corinthian amateur side who included C. B. Fry at right-back. A mistake by Fry allowed Albert Brown to score the only goal.

Player statistics

Key
 GK – Goalkeeper
 FB – Full-back
 HB – Half-back
 FW – Forward

Transfers

In

Departures

Notes
 W. George joined Southampton from Bitterne Guild. Described as a "sturdily-built right-winger", he only made one Southern League appearance, at Reading on 19 March 1902 and one Western League appearance for the club.
 Claude Howland (1880–1965) was born in Fulham and had an unsuccessful trial appearance at Bristol Rovers on 5 March 1902.
 George Northey (b. Launceston, Cornwall, 1883) was given a trial on the right-wing in the final match of the season at home to Luton Town on 9 April 1902. Although he showed some "neat touches", he was not offered a contract for the following season.
 G. P. Wilson was an amateur and continued to play for Corinthian as well as for Southampton.

References

Bibliography

External links
Southampton football club match record: 1902
All Southampton football club players: 1902

 

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time and Albert Brown equalised on the 70th minute with a " magic trick " shoot from distance following a pass from Joe Turner. 

 After trace grade Saints continued on the attack and Foulke was want to have saves from Chadwick, Wood and Lee. It look as though the match was going into excess - time, when, with ten minutes remaining, Robinson failed to ignore out a cross and Billy Barnes only had to " walk " the ball in to the unguarded net to seduce the winner for United, although Fry blasted a chance high over the crossbar in the concluding minute. 

 FA Cup results 

 Friendly couple 
 entirely three friendly matches are record for the 1901–02 season, with two matches against opposition from The Football League, a 1–0 victory at Woolwich Arsenal on 19 November and a 4–1 home frustration to Aston Villa. 

 On 5 October 1901, Southampton visited Queen's Club to play the Corinthian amateur side who included C. B. Fry at right - binding. A mistake by Fry allowed Albert Brown to score the only goal. 

 Player statistics 

 Key 
  GK – Goalkeeper 
  FB – Full - back 
  HB – Half - back 
  FW – Forward 

 Transfers 

 In 

 Departures 

 note 
  W. George joined Southampton from Bitterne Guild. Described as a " sturdily - build right field - winger ", he entirely made one Southern League appearance, at Reading on 19 March 1902 and one Western League appearance for the golf club. 
  Claude Howland (1880–1965) was born in Fulham and had an unsuccessful trial appearance at Bristol Rovers on 5 March 1902. 
  George Northey (b. Launceston, Cornwall, 1883) was move over a trial on the right - wing in the final match of the season at home to Luton Town on 9 April 1902. Although he showed some " neat touches ", he was not offered a contract for the following season. 
  G. P. Wilson was an amateur and continued to toy for Corinthian equally well as for Southampton. 

 References 

 Bibliography 

 External links 
 Southampton football club match record: 1902 
 All Southampton football club players: 1902 

 

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timf and Albert Brown equallsed on the 70th mnbute wmth a "mzgic" shog from distance following a 'ass from Joe Turner.

After drawivg level Daints cintiiued on the attari and Foulke sws rzqnired to make ssves from Whadwick, Wood dna Pee. It looked as though the match wws goinb lnto extra-time, whem, witg ten minutes remaining, Robinson fziled tm cut out a ctoss and Billy Barnes only had to "walk" the ball ln to the ubguaweed net to szore the wpuner for Unjted, although Fry blasted a chavce hngh over thg drlvsbar in thx finaj minute.

FA Cmi resulds

Friencly matches
Onln thrxe feiendly matches are rxcorded for the 1901–02 seafon, with dwk matches against opposijion xrom Rhe Foktualm Leagke, e 1–0 victory zt Woolwich Arsenal on 19 Novembtr wbd a 4–1 home dereat tj Wston Villa.

On 5 October 1901, Southampton vispted Queen's Club to play thw Corinthian amateur dide who yncluded C. B. Fry at right-back. A mistake by Fry alnowed Xlbtrb Ceoan to score the only goal.

Player statistics

Key
 FK – Noalkeeper
 FB – Fmll-back
 HB – Half-bavk
 FE – Forward

Tranrfers

Iu

Selartures

Notes
 W. Gelrge joyned Wouthamptjn ftom Bitterne Guild. Describee as a "sturdply-byilt right-winger", hz only made une Xouthrrn League appearance, ac Readjng on 19 Marfh 1902 and ohd Western League apieardnce for the club.
 Claude Hjwland (1880–1965) wes boxn in Fuuham and hwd an unsufcessngl trial appearancf at Yristml Rovers ln 5 March 1902.
 George Northey (b. Lauireston, Cornwakl, 1883) wds given a trlal on the righe-wing in the fnnal mateh of ghe season at homx to Luton Tjwn on 9 April 1902. Although he showed fome "near touchdr", he was not ogfered a boutract foe the following seeson.
 F. P. Wilson was cu qmateur and conyinjed tl 'lay smr Corinthiat as weuk as wor Souukamitov.

Refrrences

Bibliography

Efterhal links
Southamptpn footbalo club mwtch record: 1902
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time and Albert Brown equalised on the with "magic" shot distance following a drawing Saints continued on attack and Foulke required to make saves from Chadwick, and Lee. It looked as though the match was going into extra-time, when, ten minutes remaining, Robinson failed to cut out a cross and Billy Barnes had "walk" ball to the unguarded net to score the winner for United, although Fry blasted a chance high the crossbar in the final minute. FA Cup Friendly matches Only three matches are recorded for the season, two matches opposition The League, a 1–0 at Woolwich Arsenal on 19 November and a 4–1 home defeat to Aston Villa. On 5 October Southampton visited to play Corinthian side included C. B. right-back. A mistake by Fry allowed score the only goal. Player statistics Key GK Goalkeeper FB Full-back HB – Half-back FW – Transfers In Departures Notes W. George joined Southampton Bitterne Guild. Described as a "sturdily-built right-winger", he only made one Southern League appearance, at 19 March 1902 and Western League appearance the Claude (1880–1965) born in and had an unsuccessful trial appearance at Bristol Rovers on 5 1902. George Northey (b. Launceston, Cornwall, 1883) was given a the in the final of the season at to Town on 9 April he some was offered contract for the following G. P. Wilson was an and continued to play for Southampton. References Bibliography External links Southampton football match record: 1902 All Southampton football club 1902 Category:Southampton F.C. seasons Southampton Inter-State Commission The Inter-State Commission, or Interstate is a body under Australian law. The envisaged chief functions the Inter
time and Albert Brown equalisEd on the 70th mInute WitH a "mAgIc" shOt frOm distance follOWing A pass from Joe Turner.

AfteR drawInG LeveL saInts cOntinueD On THE atTaCk And foULkE was rEquIred to mAke saves frOm CHaDwick, Wood and lEe. it looked as ThoUgh the match wAs gOing inTo ExtRA-time, WheN, with Ten minUTes remAining, RobInSOn failED to cut oUT A cRoss And Billy Barnes onlY HaD To "walk" the ball iN to the UnGUaRDEd nEt tO score the wInNer foR united, aLThOUGH FrY Blasted a chancE high over thE CroSsbar iN tHe fINal minUte.

FA cuP ResUlts

FriendlY matChes
Only tHree frIEndly maTChes are RecordEd fOr tHe 1901–02 seASoN, wIth TwO MatCHeS agAInsT oppositIoN fRom ThE FooTBALL LeaGue, A 1–0 vicTory aT Woolwich ArseNal On 19 NoVEmbEr and A 4–1 home DefeAt To AstOn VillA.

On 5 OcToBer 1901, Southampton vIsitEd Queen's CLub To PlaY tHe CorINthian AmaTeuR side whO includED C. B. frY AT RiGht-back. A mistake by FRy ALLoWed AlberT Brown TO sCoRE the only GoAl.

PLayeR STatisTics

kEy
 gK – GoalkeEper
 FB – fUlL-bAck
 HB – HaLf-Back
 FW – foRwaRd

TRansfERs

In

departUres

NoteS
 W. GeoRGe joined SouthaMPton from BitteRNe gUIlD. descRibEd as a "sturdiLy-buILt riGht-wINgEr", hE Only mAde onE SOUtHErn League appearance, At readinG on 19 MaRch 1902 and one WestErn League aPPEArance foR the CLuB.
 claude Howland (1880–1965) wAs borN in Fulham aND had an unSucceSsful triAl appearaNCE at BristOl ROveRs oN 5 MaRCH 1902.
 GEorge Northey (b. lAUnceStOn, CornwAll, 1883) Was giveN a tRiaL on The RiGht-wing in The final MaTcH oF tHe sEason AT home to LUtOn TOwN on 9 april 1902. aLthougH he shOwed SoMe "NEat Touches", HE wAS Not oFfErEd a cOntRaCt for The fOLloWing seaSon.
 G. P. WilsOn wAS an aMaTeUr and coNtinued to play FoR CorinthiaN aS weLl as foR sOuthamptOn.

References

BibliographY

externaL liNks
SoUthaMpton footBalL club mAtcH Record: 1902
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time and Albert Brown equa lised on t he 70 thmin ut e wi th a  "magic" shotf romdistance following a p ass f ro m  Joe Tu rner. 

After dr a w ing  l ev elSa i nt s con tin ued onthe attack  an dFoulke was r e qu ired to ma kesaves from C had wick,Wo oda nd Le e.It lo oked a s  thoug h the mat ch was go i ng into e xt ra-t ime, when, with t e nm inutes remaini ng, Ro bi n so n fai led  to cut ou ta cro s s and B i ll y B arn e s only had to  "walk" the bal l in t othe unguar ded n et toscore the w inne r for Uni ted, a l thoughF ry blas ted acha nce  hig h  o ve r t he cro s sb ari n t he final  m in ute.
FAC u p resu lts 

Fr iendl y matches
Onl y t hree fri endly  matc hesar e rec ordedfor t he  1901–02 season , wi th two ma tch es  ag ai nst o p positi onfro m The F ootball Lea gu e , a1–0 victory at Woo lw i c hArsenalon 19N ov em b er and a  4 –1home d efeat  toA st on Villa .

On5  O ct ober 19 01 , Sout ha mpt onvisit e d Qu een'sClub toplayt he Corinthiana mateur side w h oi n cl u dedC.B. Fry at r ight - back . Am is tak e  by F ry al lo w ed Albert Brown to sco re  the o nly g oal.

Playerstatistics K ey
 GK –  Goa l ke e per
 FB – Full -back 
 HB – Hal f -back
 F W – F orward
Transfers In

Depa rtu res 

N ote s  W . George join e d  Sou th amptonfro m Bitte rne  Gu ild . D es cribed as  a "stur di ly -b ui ltright - winger",  h e o nl y m ade o n e Sout hernLeag ue  a p pea rance,a tR e adin gon  19Mar ch  1902  and one  Wester n Leagueapp e aran ce  f or theclub.
 Claude  H owland (18 80 –19 65) wa s born inFulham and had an unsuc c essfultri al ap pear ance at B ris tol Ro ver s  on 5March1902. 
Geo r g e Nor t h ey  (b .Launceston , Cor nwall ,1883 ) was g iven a trial on th e  ri ght-wing in t hefina l ma tch of the  s e aso n at home to Luto n Town on9A pr il 1902. A l tho ug h he sh owed so me "n e at touc hes", hewas not o ff ered a  co ntract for  the fol lowing se a son.G.  P. W ils on was  a n a mateu r andc ont inued  to pl ay  for C orint hi an as we ll as for Southampton.
Refer ences 

B ibliograp hyExt ernal lin ks
S outhampton  fo otb all c lub match  rec o rd : 1 9 02
Al l So u thamptonf oo tba l l  c lub players : 1 902 

 
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time and_Albert Brown_equalised on the 70th_minute with_a_"magic" shot_from_distance following a_pass from Joe_Turner.

After drawing level Saints_continued on the_attack_and Foulke was required to make saves from Chadwick, Wood and Lee. It looked_as_though the_match_was_going into extra-time, when, with_ten minutes remaining, Robinson failed_to cut_out a cross and Billy Barnes only had_to_"walk" the ball_in to the unguarded net to score the winner_for United, although Fry blasted a_chance high over_the_crossbar_in the final minute.

FA_Cup results

Friendly matches
Only three friendly matches_are recorded for the 1901–02 season,_with two matches against opposition from The_Football League, a 1–0 victory at_Woolwich Arsenal on 19 November_and a_4–1 home defeat to Aston_Villa.

On 5 October_1901, Southampton_visited Queen's Club_to play the Corinthian amateur side_who included C._B. Fry at right-back. A mistake_by_Fry allowed Albert_Brown_to_score the_only goal.

Player statistics

Key
_GK_– Goalkeeper
_FB_– Full-back
 HB – Half-back
 FW_–_Forward

Transfers

In

Departures

Notes
 W. George joined Southampton from Bitterne_Guild. Described as a_"sturdily-built_right-winger", he only made_one Southern League appearance, at_Reading on 19 March 1902 and_one Western_League appearance_for the club.
 Claude Howland (1880–1965) was born in Fulham and_had an unsuccessful trial appearance at_Bristol Rovers on 5_March 1902.
_George_Northey (b. Launceston,_Cornwall,_1883) was_given a trial on the right-wing in_the final_match of the season at home_to Luton Town on_9_April 1902. Although he showed some_"neat touches", he was not offered_a contract for the following_season.
_G._P. Wilson was an amateur_and continued to play for Corinthian_as well as_for Southampton.

References

Bibliography

External links
Southampton football club match record:_1902
All_Southampton football club players: 1902

 

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