I know we are expected to win things these days and we have had some great times at the Bridge over the last few years, but I don't if you are like me and miss the good old days when beating Liverpool at Stamford Bridge was like winning a cup final. You could walk up to the turnstiles on match day pay your money which was a mere fraction of today's prices - programme was 5p. The atmosphere was a lot better then it is today standing in the Shed End really proud to be a Chelsea supporter. If we were feeling flush we would splash out and sit on the benches in the old West Stand To be honest I loved those days, better atmosphere as I said before, seemed to be fans who really loved Chelsea. Now it is all a bit corporate. I remember waiting after the games for the players to come out and they were all very friendly apart from I remember Ron Harris who was always a bit stand offish. I must have got Ian Britton's autograph about 100 times my fav player at the time, but he was always the same always smiling and very friendly (RIP). Now it is all about the money. Lucky enough to be a season ticket holder in the family section now days and even though we are a top club now days still hold great affection for 1970's/80's - good times - happy times.