June 27, 20179 yr 6 hours ago, doctorblue said: 6 March 1965 Chelsea footballers from left John Boyle, Terry Venables, Ron Harris and Eddie MaCreadie training at Stamford Bridge...check out them shorts Eddie Mac and Terry V each carrying a snowball.
June 27, 20179 yr 5 hours ago, Osgood is Good said: Look at those conditions! Brilliant. Imagine some of the pampered Premiership players being asked to play in those conditions. They'd have a temper tantrum...
June 27, 20179 yr 1 hour ago, doctorblue said: Wouldn't mind marking her... Seen far worse in a Chelsea strip...
June 27, 20179 yr On 2017-6-26 at 16:29, doctorblue said: And to think, when this dream team were appointed, me as young lad thought we were going places!!
June 27, 20179 yr On 2017-6-26 at 17:20, doctorblue said: Team photo 1980-81 season... One of my first pictures put on my bedroom wall, can still smell the paper and print from those shoot magazines (a bit weird I know)
June 27, 20179 yr On 2017-6-26 at 17:47, Carshalton Blue said: Chelsea v Sunderland League Cup Semi Final 1985 Really thought we were off to Wembley when speedo scored early, even in defeat that is still possibly the night game that first springs to mind when thinking back, over 32 years ago and still can't describe the atmosphere that night from 2 hours before till 2 hours after, as a 15 year old at the time, It will always stay with me
June 27, 20179 yr On 26/06/2017 at 17:37, Carshalton Blue said: The life of a travelling football fan BITD That looks like a certain Mark G from Woking for those of you who know him. last time I saw him he was hairless and apart from his face, completely tattooed.
June 27, 20179 yr On 24/06/2017 at 20:50, Richard P said: Think this guy was a lawyer! LB wasn't it? I think he was a junior solicitor (status not age).
June 28, 20179 yr 13 hours ago, doctorblue said: 6 March 1965 Chelsea footballers from left John Boyle, Terry Venables, Ron Harris and Eddie MaCreadie training at Stamford Bridge...check out them shorts And as they burst out of the traps, Bert Murray has walked out while it's a pretty even break between, Boyle, Venables, Harris and McCreadie. McCreadie's getting bogged down on the inside while Boyler's is showing the better early pace to the first corner.
June 28, 20179 yr 7 hours ago, erskblue said: Look at those conditions! Brilliant. Imagine some of the pampered Premiership players being asked to play in those conditions. They'd have a temper tantrum... That looks like Peter Brabrook.
June 28, 20179 yr I'd lots of Le Coq Sportif sports wear back in the 1980s. I will always associate it with us football wise.
June 28, 20179 yr England and Chelsea goalkeeper Peter Bonetti stands in the goalmouth during his testimonial at the Oval...strangely he's wearing no. 10 shorts Edited June 28, 20179 yr by doctorblue
June 28, 20179 yr On 12/06/2017 at 13:10, Osgood is Good said: Yes he was a fine player. I remember he came on at half time when we were 3 - 0 down away to Sheff Wed in the League Cup. He completely changed the game. 4 - 4 it finished after ET. We couldn't believe the turn around, especially after some of my mates wanted to go home at HT. Almost won the game apart from big Doug gave away a penalty when we were leading 4-3. Did you remember the song during the that game 3-0 Down 4-3 Up Rougvie goes and f**ks it up!!!!
June 28, 20179 yr Chelsea players enjoy hamburgers in London's Fulham Road in 1972. Left to right: David Webb, John Boyle, Micky Droy, Alan Hudson, Chris Garland and Paddy Mulligan. Chelsea were coming off the back of FA Cup (1970) and European Cup Winners' Cup (1971)
June 28, 20179 yr Peter Osgood's testimonial November 1975...George Best, Peter Osgood, Alan Hudson...what a strike force...
June 28, 20179 yr As graceful as he was, Bonetti was also tough as nails playing as he did at a time when goalkeepers could found themselves on the receiving end of some rough treatment from opposition centre forwards. Badly nobbled after an aerial challenge by Mick Jones in the 1970 FA Cup final replay, he soldiered on with one good leg through extra-time to secure the trophy for the Blues...look at the gash to his upper right thigh...Chopper looks ready to inflict some retribution...anyone remember Eddie Mac's King fu kick to Bremner's head? Edited June 28, 20179 yr by doctorblue
June 28, 20179 yr Chelsea manager Billy Birrell gives a tactical talk to his players using an impromptu tactics board in the Stamford Bridge changing rooms, 1950 Edited June 28, 20179 yr by doctorblue
June 28, 20179 yr 2 hours ago, doctorblue said: Peter Osgood's testimonial November 1975...George Best, Peter Osgood, Alan Hudson...what a strike force... Wonder what they would be worth at their peak in todays transfer market?
June 28, 20179 yr 1 hour ago, doctorblue said: As graceful as he was, Bonetti was also tough as nails playing as he did at a time when goalkeepers could found themselves on the receiving end of some rough treatment from opposition centre forwards. Badly nobbled after an aerial challenge by Mick Jones in the 1970 FA Cup final replay, he soldiered on with one good leg through extra-time to secure the trophy for the Blues...look at the gash to his upper right thigh...Chopper looks ready to inflict some retribution...anyone remember Eddie Mac's King fu kick to Bremner's head? I remember Eddie Mac doing his Kung Fu kick on Bremner. It's on you tube highlights and the ref simply waves play on...
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