4 hours ago, old git said:

Could almost be a L S Lowry painting.

 

3 hours ago, erskblue said:

 The Bridge in 1992.

Come on Roman, if your worried about cost of a new stadium, just re build the bridge using the above blue print!! I bet the tourists and JCL's will f**k off within a few weeks.

Alan Hudson, Chris Garland and Ossie

"Pint of Castrol for your Cortina, sir?"

David Hay and Ray Wilkins behind the counter in a garage.

 England team training session at Stamford Bridge ahead of their upcoming international match against Wales at Ninian park. In the foreground goalkeeper Ron Springett. 29th September 1965.

 v Burnley at The Bridge. Late 40s or early 50s.

 v Burnley at The Bridge. Late 40s or early 50s.

 Charlie Cooke about to challenge Frank Munro of Wolves.

 1926 AAA Champs at The Bridge. German Otto Peltzer sets the world record for 880yds at Stamford Bridge, well. ahead of 1924 Olympic champion Douglas Lowe.

 v Southampton, League match at The Bridge, Mon 10th Sept 1962. A 2-0 win for us.

 1974 Team Group.

 Happy Days . We've just won the FA Cup in 1970 beating Leeds.

 v Greenock Morton Fairs Cup  Sept 1968 at The Bridge.

 

 We drew 1-1.   The clubs had met at The Bridge on 29th Oct 1962 when we won 6-1 in a friendly.

Try and dig out some more info on these matches.

Chelsea v Greenock Morton official programme 29/10/1962

This is the official 'programme' consisting of just a one sheet programme, 2 pages.

Is the above picture vs Leeds 82/83? I was on the benches that day and it went off quite bad around where I was sitting

20 hours ago, Boyne said:

Wouldn't fancy being that linesman,with the close proximity of those police horses !

Edited August 5, 20196 yr by erskblue

 

 

Chelsea supporters waiting to enter the ground before the match against Fulham at Stamford Bridge in London, 12th Sept 1964. We won 1-0.

Edited August 5, 20196 yr by erskblue

Above pic. Chelsea winger Bert Murray No  7 shoots towards Tony Waiters in the Blackpool goal under presssure from Blackpool defender Graham Oates during their Division One football match at Stamford Bridge in London on 26th December 1964. Chelsea won 2-0.