September 23, 2020
Virgin Media, Southampton’s main wife, FC Women, will allow Saints enthusiasts to see their beloved team from the comfort of their home by broadcasting their first home game to Buckland Athletic.
Since England and Arsenal legend Marieanne Spacey-Cale took over as team manager in 2018, the club has enjoyed back-to-back promotions and last season they had to continue the trend until Covid-19 hit and canceled the season.
This season, Virgin Media must show its continuity to the saints team and enthusiasts by allowing enthusiasts to see the team even if they cannot be physically there due to the latest government rules related to Covid-19.
Former England football hostess and foreigner Sue Smith will host the observation directly from Snows Stadium along Ian Wilder on Sunday, September 27. Fans can log in to watch the live stream on Southampton FC’s Facebook and YouTube page.
In the most sensible of that, Virgin Media and Southampton FC are launching a new virtual home logo that helps keep enthusiasts at the center of the partnership, even if they still can’t return to St Mary’s.
The Super Saints Hub, which will be hosted on the Southampton FC website, is a position where Saints enthusiasts can win prizes as signed jerseys through first-team players, earn other rewards, and watch content that brings them closer than ever before.
Before the Saints clash with West Bromwich Albion at St Mary’s on Saturday, October 3, Virgin Media will host a “Super Super Draw of Saints” where enthusiasts can win a series of Saints-related prizes, all hosted at the new Super Saints Hub.
Cilesta Van Doorn, Executive Director of Brand and Marketing at Virgin Media, said: “While this is very different from past years, it is very exciting that football is back on the calendar and we look forward to what this season will bring to the Southampton Women’s Team. In the absence of legal enthusiasts inside the stadium, we broadcast their live setting, the only way to see the team in action. We call on all the Super Saints to join and the team.
Marieanne Spacey-Cale, director of women’s and women’s football at Southampton FC, said: “The fact that COVID-19 shortened our season earlier means that women are pleased to be back there, so the game will be broadcast live for football. Fans Seeing the whole country is also incredibly exciting.
“Virgin Media supported us a lot last year, so knowing they’re here for us this season is something else to look forward to with the football return pass. We just can’t wait to get back!”
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Virgin Media, Southampton FC Women’s senior partner, will allow Saints enthusiasts to see their beloved team from the comfort of their home through the broadcast of their first match from AFC Totton.
Since England and Arsenal legend Marieanne Spacey-Cale took over as team manager in 2018, the club has enjoyed back-to-back promotions and last season they had to continue the trend until Covid-19 hit and canceled the season.
This season, Virgin Media must show its continuity to the saints team and enthusiasts by allowing enthusiasts to watch the team even if they can’t be physically there because of the latest Government rules related to Covid-19.
Former England football hostess and foreigner Sue Smith will host the observation directly from Snows Stadium along Ian Wilder on Sunday, September 27. Fans can log in to watch the live stream on Southampton FC’s Facebook and YouTube page.
In the most sensible of that, Virgin Media and Southampton FC are launching a new virtual home logo that helps keep enthusiasts at the center of the partnership, even if they still can’t return to St Mary’s.
The Super Saints Hub, which will be hosted on the Southampton FC website, is a position where Saints enthusiasts can win prizes as signed jerseys through first-team players, earn other rewards, and watch content that brings them closer than ever before.
Before the Saints clash with West Bromwich Albion at St Mary’s on Saturday, October 3, Virgin Media will host a “Super Super Draw of Saints” where enthusiasts can win a series of Saints-related prizes, all hosted at the new Super Saints Hub.
Cilesta Van Doorn, Executive Director of Brand and Marketing at Virgin Media, said: “While this is very different from past years, it’s very exciting that football is back on the calendar and let’s look forward to it. that this season will bring the Southampton women’s team. As people are not allowed to enter the stadium, we are broadcasting their game live, which is the only way to see the team in action. We call on all the Super Saints to join and the team. “
Marieanne Spacey-Cale, director of women’s and women’s football at Southampton FC, said: “The fact that COVID-19 shortened our season earlier means that women are pleased to be back there, so the game will be broadcast live for football. fans, across the country to watch is also incredibly exciting.
“Virgin Media has given us great support over the past year, so knowing you’re here for us this season is something else to look forward to with the football return pass. We can’t wait to get back!”
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