Frank after celebrating a goal.

Mickey Thomas in the 5-0 hammering of Dirty Leeds. April 1984.

He’s 71 years young today.

Peter Osgood opens the scoring against Greenock Morton at The Bridge - the first in our 5-0 first leg win. (Image: PA Archive). Fairs Cup Match September 1968.

The programme for the return match at Cappielow Park. The official attendance was given as 11,000.

My old man always stated it was as packed a Cappielow as he’d ever been in and reckoned that Morton must have ‘forgotten or simply miscounted to add in say 7 - 8,000 spectators! ‘ Allegedly!!

Captains Billy Gray, left, and Ron Harris exchange pennants before the second leg tie at Cappielow. (Image: Courtesy of Niall McGilp)

On what would have been the great man’s 61st birthday.

Alan Birchenall has just scored against Sunderland at The Bridge.

Peter Osgood, Eddie Mac and Bobby Tambling congratulate him. 22nd February 1969.

A great five a side team.

96-97 Youth Team.

Game against Sheffield Utd was called off as The Bridge pitch ‘had a bit of rain’ on it’!

20th March 1965

October 1985.

Cardiff City in AprIl 1981.

A full blooded challenge v Burnley at The Bridge. We won 3-0 on 13th March 1974.

Below:Some more pictures of the same game against Burnley.

On 09/07/2025 at 20:21, Boyne said:

Now that was a great partnership!

On 06/07/2025 at 06:43, erskblue said:

Great images Ersk, thanks.

I think the one of Harry Medhurst and the Doc embracing is after our semi final win against Leeds ? Not sure though .

11 hours ago, Boyne said:

Happy B of the Boyne day mate

18 hours ago, The Rising Sun said:

Great images Ersk, thanks.

I think the one of Harry Medhurst and the Doc embracing is after our semi final win against Leeds ? Not sure though .

The Rising Sun: Yeah you’re right,

it is after our win over Leeds in the FA Cup Semi Final of 1967. 😀Just checked.

The Cat and The Doc at The Bridge.

His name is