Southampton CEO Phil Parsons thanks fans for backing the club and the team following the Spygate scandal.

George Elek believes that Southampton are trying to build sympathy for Tonda Eckert ahead of the imminent Spygate verdict.

SOUTHAMPTON FC yesterday launched a publicity offensive ahead of the Football Association announcing the result of its inquiry into last ...

Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert has apologized publicly and asked for 'forgiveness' as he and the Saints await a verdict ...

Southampton boss Tonda Eckert was charged with misconduct by the Football Association earlier this year in relation to Spygate.

Eckert was charged in July by the FA for three counts of bringing the game into disrepute after admitting he authorised spying on Middlesbrough ahead of last season’s play-off semi final. It was ...

Southampton’s espionage controversy first erupted in May when Middlesbrough staff apprehended a Saints intern observing their ...

Southampton manager Tonda Eckert will soon discover his fate, with the FA hearing into his role in Spygate finally set to take place this week ...

The Saints were kicked out of last season's Championship play-offs by an independent EFL commission after admitting to spying ...

Southampton feel they have been punished enough already over the 'Spygate' scandal as an independent regulatory commission prepares to hear charges against their coach Tonda Eckert this week.

Eckert told the BBC the club has already faced a "big, big punishment", while Southampton chief executive Phil Parsons said: "What we hope as a club is they (the FA panel) actually recognise where we ...

Southampton manager Tonda Eckert will soon discover his fate, with the FA hearing into his role in the Spygate scandal ...