Peter Osgood poster of him advertising Bukta Sportswear in the late 60s/early 70s.

19 minutes ago, Ewell CFC said:

Bit like the Neville brothers at Man U.

Jaap Stam called them “ a couple of busy sh*ts”

 

Never knew that about Jaap Stam and the Neville brothers at Man Utd.

After a big falling out in the early 1970s. Tommy Smith I've read, actually only spoke to Emyln Hughes on the pitch ! Never off it !!

 Think this picture has been posted before on here.

3 hours ago, Ewell CFC said:

Bit stingy the way the roof didn’t cover the benches.

It reminds me a bit of the main stand at Selhurst, except that had an enclosure.

Yes it always reminded me a bit of palaces stand, except the fan bases in each stand was definately a little different back in the day

Peter Bonetti button badge.

 The programme cover from Sat 28th Aug 1937. Chelsea 6-1 Liverpool.   41,553 saw it

 We won 3-2, in front of 52,756 spectators. Jim Lewis, Roy Bentley and John Ball (OG) were our scorers.

 We won 1-0 that Wed night ,28th Aug 1968. The great Bobby Tambling our scorer in the 46th minute.

36 minutes ago, erskblue said:

 The programme cover from Sat 28th Aug 1937. Chelsea 6-1 Liverpool.   41,553 saw it

But, But, we got no history, so the dippers say?

3 hours ago, chi blue said:

But, But, we got no history, so the dippers say?

Yeah they'll certainly not want to remember that game in their history.

We, on the other hand...

Michael Fish was a Chelsea groundsman who knew 😀

Boro 83.

8 minutes ago, bluehaze said:

Boro 83.

Sheer relief all those years on, that we stayed up in Division 2 in 1982/83. Just !

Stevie Clarke and I think that's Wembley and the 1994 FA Cup Final.

17 minutes ago, bluehaze said:

Boro 83.

 0-0 draw in front of 19,340. Most of whom seems to be on the pitch in your picture !

Edited August 28, 20196 yr by erskblue

From 23rd April 1983 - May 14th 1983.

 Burnley away, losing 3-0 on 23 April.

Rotherham at The Bridge a 1-1 draw. Clive Walkers scoring. 30th April

SheffWed 1-1 at The Bridge David Speedie scoring. 2nd May.

 Bolton away and a massively important 1-0 win. Clive Walker scoring, arguably the most important goal in our history. Sat 7th May

Boro and a 0-0 at The Bridge. Sat 14th May 1983.

We were very close to going down to Division 3.

The current Bolton Wanderers real crisis situation brought it back.

 

 

Edited August 28, 20196 yr by erskblue

Posted before but from the play-off game against Middlesbrough in 1988. 

1 hour ago, Boyne said:

Shoot ! Magazine.  I've said it often enough I used to instantly relegate Spuds when the team tabs for the League Ladders came out. As shown in the cover of the above edition.

It was great when Ray Wilkins started writing his weekly column from Sept 77.

I thought I had 'inside info' from The Bridge.  I was only 10 to be fair

 And Sept 1977  was well before the internet and instant communication...

Ray Wilkins - modelling in Pink magazine, 1977

17 hours ago, Boyne said:

Posted before but from the play-off game against Middlesbrough in 1988. 

Spot the poser.

 A Happy Tommy Doc celebrates us beating Leeds Utd in the 1967 FA Cup Semi Final at Villa Park.