Vintage Blues pictures and film

[doctorblue]

Here's another of Flashy...

[Richard P]

22 hours ago, doctorblue said:

Don't remember the kit Pat is wearing though? 

Lucky you it was sh*t! Ken Bates own brand. The kits the tracksuits were awful, luckily only one season 86/87 I think

[erskblue]

Yeah it was only in 1986/87 we wore the Chelsea Connection kit.

[erskblue]

On ‎24‎/‎06‎/‎2017 at 21:00, Boyne said:

Against Derby in August 1983

27th Aug 1983

Chelsea 5-0 Derby Country

Spackman 4, Walker 52, Hutchings 54, Dixon 63 and 68.

17,338 watching. Sparkman and King Kerry both scoring on their Chelsea debut. Here we go into 1983/84...

 

[bluehaze]

10 minutes ago, erskblue said:

27th Aug 1983

Chelsea 5-0 Derby Country

Spackman 4, Walker 52, Hutchings 54, Dixon 63 and 68.

17,338 watching. Sparkman and King Kerry both scoring on their Chelsea debut. Here we go into 1983/84...

 

When the Shed shouted Eddie Eddie what's your name to Eddie Niedzwiecki and he turned around smiled and shrugged his shoulders. Brilliant.

Edited June 25, 2017 by bluehaze

[old git]

On 25/6/2560 at 01:35, doctorblue said:

Think they call it the Chewbacca cut...Ian Britton was one my idols in the 1970's team... 

Wasn't Mike Bassett the first to have that hairstyle in his playing days?

[doctorblue]

For me, Charlie Cooke was one of the greatest Chelsea players of all time...

Edited June 26, 2017 by doctorblue

[doctorblue]

Ray Wilkins rides his Raleigh Chopper around Chelsea's training pitch, 1975

[doctorblue]

[doctorblue]

Charlie Cooke...the reason I started supporting Chelsea as a kid, has to be in my all time Blues team...

[bluehaze]

13 minutes ago, doctorblue said:

For me, Charlie Cooke was one of the greatest Chelsea players of all time...here he is in 1971...loved that Umbro kit too...

Not entirely sure who that is but it's not Charlie Cooke and it's not 1971. Mickey Nutton maybe.

Edited June 26, 2017 by bluehaze

[bluehaze]

[doctorblue]

25 minutes ago, bluehaze said:

Not entirely sure who that is but it's not Charlie Cooke and it's not 1971. Mickey Nutton maybe.

Apologies...like an idiot I managed to upload the wrong image from my computer...sorry 

Edited June 26, 2017 by doctorblue

[bluehaze]

Just now, doctorblue said:

Apologies...like an idiot I managed I managed to do upload the wrong image from my computer...sorry 

No problem. I'm a bit stumped as it goes.

[bluehaze]

[doctorblue]

26 minutes ago, bluehaze said:

Not entirely sure who that is but it's not Charlie Cooke and it's not 1971. Mickey Nutton maybe.

It's actually Gary Locke...

[bluehaze]

30 minutes ago, doctorblue said:

It's actually Gary Locke...

Course it is he looks different than I remember.

[fillerywhereru]

Interesting that cutting lists the capacity as 45000. Just a few seasons previous there were 55000 in the ground V Fulham.

[doctorblue]

Youngsters Ray and Graham Wilkins are watched over at training by Peter Osgood and Eddie McCreadie

Edited June 26, 2017 by doctorblue

[doctorblue]

August 1980: Chelsea FC manager Geoff Hurst and assistant manager Bobby Gould showing off the new Chelsea badge 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 26, 2017 by doctorblue

[doctorblue]

A young looking Pat Nevin...

[doctorblue]

1988 Chelsea v Boro...the loser to be relegated..the newspapers called it the Battle of Stamford Bridge...Gordon 'Jukebox'  Durie had his head cut open by an object thrown from the crowd as violence erupted at Stamford Bridge

Edited June 26, 2017 by doctorblue

[doctorblue]

40 minutes ago, doctorblue said:

August 1980: Chelsea FC manager Geoff Hurst and assistant manager Bobby Gould showing off the newly painted Chelsea badge...

 

Edited June 26, 2017 by doctorblue

[doctorblue]

30, 1978 - Chelsea V West Brom. Photo shows Steve Wicks, the Chelsea No. 5, jumps the highest to head his teams first goal...

[doctorblue]

49 minutes ago, doctorblue said:

 

Apr. 26, 1975 - Chelsea vs Everton: Photo shows John Hurst the Everton wing-half jumps between two Chelsea forwards Ian Hutckinson (No.10) and Teddy Maybank (No.9), looking on right, is Everton Full-Back Mike Bernard

 

Edited June 26, 2017 by doctorblue