Arsenal v Chelsea on 25th Aug 1984

Good shout. No idea to be honest.
I always thought the Gulf Air sponsorship was simply born out of how well we were doing in Div 2 at that time. I think they came in half-way through the season and remember the launch photos in the programme with Flasher sitting on the wooden floor in the East Stand's Executive Club, in the full sponsored kit, flanked by a couple of Gulf Air stewardess girls. 

For some reason the sponsorship was never extended into the new season in Div 1. Uncle Ken probably wanted too much money out of them!

 
I always thought the Gulf Air sponsorship was simply born out of how well we were doing in Div 2 at that time. I think they came in half-way through the season and remember the launch photos in the programme with Flasher sitting on the wooden floor in the East Stand's Executive Club, in the full sponsored kit, flanked by a couple of Gulf Air stewardess girls. 

For some reason the sponsorship was never extended into the new season in Div 1. Uncle Ken probably wanted too much money out of them!
Okay mate. I've tried to find an answer. No success. Yours is a good one.

Cheers.

 
blue haze: 'You'll do well to find any more footage for this season the only definite is Spurs at home 1-1 Pat Nevin scores a free kick. And the Man City 4-1 where Pat takes that dreadful penalty and the other league cup games against Wednesday and Sunderland.. There's also this the Arsenal home game.'

Cheers mate. I didn't realise just how little footage of our games during the 1984/85 season there actually is !

I just assumed or thought there would be much more footage of us back in Division 1.

 
I always thought the Gulf Air sponsorship was simply born out of how well we were doing in Div 2 at that time. I think they came in half-way through the season and remember the launch photos in the programme with Flasher sitting on the wooden floor in the East Stand's Executive Club, in the full sponsored kit, flanked by a couple of Gulf Air stewardess girls. 

For some reason the sponsorship was never extended into the new season in Div 1. Uncle Ken probably wanted too much money out of them!
Yes remember the sponsorship coming in half way through season, always brings back memories of Micky Thomas scoring v Sheff weds at home in the league 3-2 if I remember

 
Aston Villa 4-2 Chelsea

Sat, 8th Sep 1984 at 3pm.

Villa were 3-0 up at half time. Our scorer was John Bumstead , scoring in both the 55th and 75 mins.

A crowd of 21,494 saw it.

 
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 Next up is West Ham at The Bridge on Sat 15th Sept 1984, a 3pm kick off.

 
blue haze: 'You'll do well to find any more footage for this season the only definite is Spurs at home 1-1 Pat Nevin scores a free kick. And the Man City 4-1 where Pat takes that dreadful penalty and the other league cup games against Wednesday and Sunderland.. There's also this the Arsenal home game.'

Cheers mate. I didn't realise just how little footage of our games during the 1984/85 season there actually is !

I just assumed or thought there would be much more footage of us back in Division 1.
Think the spurs game was a celebration 80 years since we were founded

 
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 Sat 15th Sept 3pm, A good 3-0 home win over West Ham got us back on track. Our scorers were: Colin Lee 14, David Speedie 79 and Pat Nevin 84 mins.  A crowd of 32,411 saw it, Up to 12th in Div 1 from 16th.

Next up is Luton Town a way on Sat 22nd Sept 84.

 
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Sat 22nd Sept 1984 and a 0-0 draw away at Luton. 16,066 saw it.

Next up is Millwall in the Milk Cup at The Bridge on Wed, 26th Sept 1984 with a 7:30pm kick off.

Millwall are managed by former Blue,George Graham.

 
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 Looks like we wore our home top and socks and third kit white shorts for the Luton Town match away on Sat 22nd Sept.  Wonder if that was a late ref request, the white shorts regarding possible clash of shorts colours ?  

Especially as we'd worn our all yellow away kit at Villa earlier in the month.

Just wondering !

 
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 Wed, 26th Sept 1984 at 7:30pm. The League Cup, or should I say Milk Cup.  Second Round 1st Leg

We beat Millwall 3-1 with our scorers being  Nutton (O.G) 28th. 'King Kerry with two.

In the 30th and 50th mins respectively.  Watched by 19,912 spectators.

Millwall were managed by former Chelsea player George Graham. He would go on to manage some other London team.

Saturday, 29th September 1984 is our next match and it's at the Bridge against Leicester City.

 
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