Great pic! Steps up to the shed look different to when I started going in 1978. Had half a season with the old terrace bars, then Chelsea had to change it all and that's when they started closing sections of the ground on safety and cost issues.

a very young john Phillips,,

bring back the yellow socks campaign..

think this was against utd  bobby charltons last game   could be wrong though

Edited February 28, 201610 yr by osgood57

A few cracking pictures.

Cheers for posting them.

think this was against utd bobby charltons last game could be wrong though

Not with that electronic scoreboard! Think it's 84/85 season

Think Bobby Charlton's last game for them, was last match of 72-73 season, & we won 1-0?.

think this was against utd  bobby charltons last game   could be wrong though

If you look at Scott's view of the Bridge a couple of posts above, taken when the old East Stand had been demolished, you can see that the old North terrace was fully open. In the pic you posted, the bit by the west was closed off. Bobby Charlton's last game was played in front of a building site where the East Stand was going up (slowly), so I think your pic was a few seasons later.

i had my doubts ..the picture was on a set for the utd game and had one of ossie posing for the camera in the net after his goal....but looking at the ground defo a few yrs later....

 

 

 

Naughty boy.

 

 

 

Edited February 29, 201610 yr by Scott

Garry Jones posted on here for a while.

Today, 1 March 2016, is the 10th anniversary of the King of Stamford Bridge;s passing. I'm sure we all have our own memories of Peter. One of mine is the goal against Leeds in the FA Cup Final Replay. 

 

From the club website:

 

https://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2016/02/peter-osgood--in-words--pictures-and-video.html

Peter Osgood - What a player.

 

Never tire of watching that 1970 FA Cup goal or his great goal v Arsenal.

Edited March 1, 201610 yr by erskblue

And a great tribute to 'The King' from the club's website.

Against Spurs 1982 nearly a great day.

 

Chelsea v Stoke, match postponed..

 

Against Spurs 1982 nearly a great day.

 

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It always amazes me how full the shed looks in some pictures, obviously the picture above is v Spurs in the cup tie in 82 so it was packed, but even pictures of normal run of the mill league games from back in the bad old days some pics show the shed as rammed.

think this was against utd  bobby charltons last game   could be wrong though

That pic is from the Man Utd game in 84/85

Against Spurs 1982 nearly a great day.

I was in the White Wall, The half time break was brilliant, fillery's goal!! Shame about the 2nd half ☹️

It always amazes me how full the shed looks in some pictures, obviously the picture above is v Spurs in the cup tie in 82 so it was packed, but even pictures of normal run of the mill league games from back in the bad old days some pics show the shed as rammed.

been discussed on here before, cash and turnstile operators leaving their foot on the pedal created false attendances. Some operators must of been rich!!! Example, anyone without a ticket at Grimsby on the terraces in 1984 got in for a tenner!! It was packed and people climbed over. Happened regular home and away, our numbers were better than advertised.

Some more cracking pictures.