I found these while looking through the link erskblue posted,

I had the same silk scarf the woman is wearing, i've still got all my scarfs ect but cant remember if i still have that one i'll have to have a look sometime.

Cracking pictures. The days when it cost £2 to get in.

Edited June 17, 201213 yr by erskblue

Those ads used to be in our progs during that era.

I've got a bundle of Chelsea programmes from back then up in our loft. I'll have a look soon

http://www.oldgrounds.co.uk/north_stand_chelsea.htm

The North Stand.

Some cracking pictures of other old grounds in this site.

Just found this site with old Shoot Magazines. Trip down memory lane later

http://www.comicsmagazines.com/shoot70april18.JPG

http://www.chelseafc.com/page/HistoryTrophies/0,,10268~1336745,00.html

I really like this article and pictures from official site on 1970 FA Cup Final vicory over Leeds Utd.

http://georgesjournal.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/fa_cup_final_1970.jpg

Another picture from 1970 FA Cup Final.

No holding back in this tackle eh...

http://www.chelseafc...1336745,00.html

I really like this article and pictures from official site on 1970 FA Cup Final vicory over Leeds Utd.

Lovely colour picture of Ossie after his equaliser and my favourite ever goal celebration if you can call it that, more like a prayer. No silly dancing, finger to the lips, cupping ears or T shirt slogan sh*t in those days. Houseman's in the first match is plain and simple too.

Edited June 22, 201213 yr by Peckham Blue

Speaking of great tackles:

I love the way Bremner goes down clutching his face, as if he's been kicked in the head.

Oh wait ..

Ref clearly wasn't fooled by Bremners play-acting!

Speaking of great tackles:

Great commentary by the late Brian Moore.

'Peter Bonetti telling McCreadie to get on with the game'.

How good would it have been had we scored on the break whilst Bremner was down

Lovely colour picture of Ossie after his equaliser and my favourite ever goal celebration if you can call it that, more like a prayer. No silly dancing, finger to the lips, cupping ears or T shirt slogan sh*t in those days. Houseman's in the first match is plain and simple too.

Yeah agreed. Simple celebration. Different game back then.

I dunno how many times I've read that article.

Ref clearly wasn't fooled by Bremners play-acting!

Indeed not.

Just found/seen this from Oct 1966 on 1970 FA Cup Final youtube bit

Dunno if posted before.

Some more classic Blues beating Spuds in 71/2.

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3 cracking goals in this game v Derby County in 72/73.

What a goal by Ron Harris !!!!

Derbywere League Champions in 1971/72 remember...

Edited June 23, 201213 yr by erskblue

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Just found/seen this from Oct 1966 on 1970 FA Cup Final youtube bit

Dunno if posted before.

Love seeing that clip, apart from the scoreline it was an interesting game from Chelsea's point of view.

- It was Tommy Baldwin's Chelsea debut, in which he scored.

- It was Peter Osgood's last league game for ten months, he had his leg broken at Blackpool four days after this match.

- Chelsea played in red shirts and black shorts, glad the clip wasn't in colour.

- A rare goal by Joe Kirkup

Had to laugh at 'hard-man' Mike Summerbee having a go at Eddie McCreadie - he picked on the wrong one there, Eddie Mac was never going to back down.

Peter Osgood's goal celebration was superb, giving a healthy V-sign to the Kippax after they'd been chanting 'Osgood, No Good'.

No doubt in my mind, football was far better in those days.

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Some more classic Blues beating Spuds in 71/2.

My Shed debut that night.

My Shed debut that night.

Bet you enjoyed us beating them in a Cup Semi Final

Love seeing that clip, apart from the scoreline it was an interesting game from Chelsea's point of view.

- It was Tommy Baldwin's Chelsea debut, in which he scored.

- It was Peter Osgood's last league game for ten months, he had his leg broken at Blackpool four days after this match.

- Chelsea played in red shirts and black shorts, glad the clip wasn't in colour.

- A rare goal by Joe Kirkup

Had to laugh at 'hard-man' Mike Summerbee having a go at Eddie McCreadie - he picked on the wrong one there, Eddie Mac was never going to back down.

Peter Osgood's goal celebration was superb, giving a healthy V-sign to the Kippax after they'd been chanting 'Osgood, No Good'.

No doubt in my mind, football was far better in those days.

Never knew we'd ever played ina red and black away strip.

Learning day right enough so cheers.

My Shed debut that night.

Love the way Ossie flicks the V's at the Spurs fans in the North Stand when he scores. As BB says, football was more fun in those days, today you'd have people suing him for the trauma and a ten match ban.

Never knew we'd ever played ina red and black away strip.

Learning day right enough so cheers.

I don't think it was a regular thing, maybe just a one-off like the Inter Milan style strip we wore at an FA Cup Semi-Final. Can't beat the old yellow/blue/yellow though, that was class.

Love the way Ossie flicks the V's at the Spurs fans in the North Stand when he scores. As BB says, football was more fun in those days, today you'd have people suing him for the trauma and a ten match ban.

Thats so very true, so very true...sadly

I don't think it was a regular thing, maybe just a one-off like the Inter Milan style strip we wore at an FA Cup Semi-Final. Can't beat the old yellow/blue/yellow though, that was class.

Okay, cheers was just wondering.

Bet you enjoyed us beating them in a Cup Semi Final

I can think of worse outcomes mate, mustn't grumble. Still got the silk scarf I bought that night as well, yellow, no writing on it just the lion and stars repeated all over it.