Peckham Blue

Trumbo. Excellent.

The Remnant. Absolutely superb.

One of my first aways and a ground I went to half a dozen times. We went down early on the National Coach from Putney Bridge and then went down to the station where train upon train of Chelsea arrived, we never saw a Saints fan until we got in the ground. It was rammed in the away end that day and the one on one miss by Kenny Swain probably cost us the match as we were all over them.

Leaving Here..... literally. RIP

I beleive the tune was also used for something to do with the Aussie cricket team.

The Danish Girl. Interesting and a bit leg crossing near the end.

I see they left Alan Mayes off the 'who wore it?' bit!!

Anyone on the match day thread who's won the league playing Football Manager, they all think they know it all.

No sh*t Sherlock.

Barry Fry

I wouldn't be surpised by that outcome one bit.

Fat Sam anyone?

Rumours are it's gonna be Brendan Rodgers.

First post you've even done that I agree with entirely.

The way I'm feeling right now after hearing the news. I will laugh my bollocks off.

i Carly Jessie The Wizards of Waverley Place

^^^ Must be the Hull promotion game '77. I saw this on another site, they had it down as some other clubs fans, dickheads.

Yep.

53-86. Enough said.

They beat us at the Bridge a few years later too, '78ish.

The only time the 'circle on the roof' becomes an issue is when you're on a plane conming into Heathrow and by then then there are more important things to worry about, a safe landing for example, I hope my suitcases are on this plane, a terrorist's RPG, etc, etc.

Some great football photos on this site (check out the Millwall goalkeeper), including this Chelsea one and I had that Peter Bonetti kit when I was a kid. If this is the Preston replay when the floodlights went out I was there, it's probably the re-arranged on played on a weekday afternoon. http://www.whoateallthepies.tv/retro/80833/the-black-and-white-years-15-glorious-football-photos-from-the-archives.html

Same here, I didn't go to either of the cup games but remember a hell of a lot of Bolton graffitti around the ground afterwards.

What makes me laugh is how the big hard men of the South Bank let thousands of Chelsea fans who shouldn't have even been in the ground take the piss out of them at the promotion clincher in '77. Watch the video on youtube and Chelsea are smack in the middle so that's pretty much taking it as far as I'm concerned, or maybe Wolves were all in the North Bank with the kids, ladies and old men that day.