Kelvin Davies
Kelvin Davis is set to take his place in the Saints history books on Saturday by notching 250 appearances for the club.
The 36-year-old keeper, who joined from Sunderland in 2006 for £1.25m, will become one of only 28 Saints players to achieved the feat in the post-war era, assuming he starts against Blackpool at St Mary’s.
Davis has also moved up to third place on the highest number of appearances made by Saints keepers post-war.
He is only one behind Tim Flowers – whose record he should equal at Portsmouth – and is only another season away from claiming the top spot himself from Eric Martin who made 289 appearances for the club in the late 60s and early 70s.
Full story in today's Daily Echo
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