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The Dell was a compact stadium and opposing teams often found the atmosphere intimidating.
The pitch was bombed November 30, 1940, creating an 18-foot crater in the Milton Road penalty area.
In February 1941, Saints played a “home” War Cup tie with Brentford at Fratton Park, Portsmouth and the Dell was re-opened in October.
There were many notable moments for fans at The Dell.
Saints had the first permanent floodlights, using them in a friendly against Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic – now AFC Bournemouth – on October 31, 1950.
The fondly remembered “chocolate boxes” at the Milton Road end were replaced by 1984.
The Dell saw First Division football for the first time in 1966. ....

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