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Vintage Blues pictures and film

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1 hour ago, erskblue said:

Related image 26th Aug 1984. First game of 1984/85.

I’m in that end somewhere!

 

Great day out 

Edited by Shug

7 hours ago, erskblue said:

Image result for peter bonetti 1960s  18th April 1960, Easter Monday. Peter Bonetti in action at White Hart Lane. We won 1-0 with Jimmy Geaves scoring. Watched by 37,205 spectators  (officially !)

Bobby Smith putting the boot in. Liked the bright lights when he was at Stamford Bridge according to my cousin. We sold him for a fair amount of money to Spurs though.

6 hours ago, erskblue said:

Poacher: Tambling (centre) bearing down on goal as Chelsea score past Arsenal keeper Jack Kelsey Bobby Tambling v Arsenal at The Bridge.

 Did Tambling score the goal as that's Ron Tindall moving ion to pick up the scraps? Looks like Greavsie behind him. Terry Neill in the background, who went on to manage Arsenal with great success.

3 hours ago, old git said:

 Did Tambling score the goal as that's Ron Tindall moving ion to pick up the scraps? Looks like Greavsie behind him. Terry Neill in the background, who went on to manage Arsenal with great success.

 

If it's this game then19610415.jpg very possibly !

Our scorers were Bobby Tambling 25th, Ron Tindall 30th and Terry Neil (O.G) 89th mins respectively.

It was watched by 38,233 spectators.

Incidentally, Jimmy Greaves was playing for England v Scotland at Wembley at exactly the same time this match took place.

England won 9-3 !

 Jimmy scored a hat-trick in front of 97,350 spectators.

On 07/08/2019 at 07:06, erskblue said:

Related image This time at The Bridge

Looking at this picture and others of Peter, it shows how times have changed for goalies. Back in the day, goalies either wore no gloves or thin gloves. Nowadays, gloves are like those worn by wicket-keepers. I think the first goalie to wear thicker gloves was the great German goalie, Sepp Maier but may be wrong.

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