During his Saints career, Phil Warner played at White Hart Lane, Upton Park and Highbury as a teenager.
Now he is hoping to add Anfield to that list by helping Havant & Waterlooville knock out League One leaders Swansea in tonight's FA Cup third-round replay at Westleigh Park.
After making six Premiership appearances for Saints, Southampton-born Warner signed for Cambridge United, Eastleigh and Aldershot before arriving at Havant & Waterlooville 18 months ago.
Now a 29-year-old delivery driver/property developer living in Bassett, the former Redbridge Community School pupil is targeting another appearance at a Premiership stadium.
Warner said: "I was fortunate to play against some of the big boys, including Manchester United, when I was at Southampton and always remember making my full debut against Leeds at Elland Road.
"It was a valuable experience and playing at Anfield would certainly make a nice change from Hayes and Yeading away!
"But we've got a big job to do first."
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