Top picture is v Newcastle early 70s.

Edited January 12, 20206 yr by erskblue

Edited January 12, 20206 yr by erskblue

A mounted policeman patrols the touchline during the 1976 FA Cup tie between Chelsea and Crystal Palace

Bobby Moore playing for Fulham v us mid 1970s.

From the game against West Ham in 1986 when we lost 4-0. A horrible day. Later in the season we won 2-1 at their place. Our winning goal was a cracking header from Nevin.

5 hours ago, erskblue said:

A mounted policeman patrols the touchline during the 1976 FA Cup tie between Chelsea and Crystal Palace

 

Just now, The Rising Sun said:

 

Kung fu fighting in the same game

5 hours ago, erskblue said:

Looks like Tommy Baldwin saying to Johnny Boyle:

 "Ossie's well in there!"

1 hour ago, The Rising Sun said:

 

Wonder if a certain Eric Cantona ever saw this picture...

Chelsea at Sydney Sports Ground. 9th June 1974.

Edited January 12, 20206 yr by erskblue

Ian Hutchinson No 12, celebrates scoring , at The Bridge on 13th March 1974. 

We won 3-0,

 A long throw from Ian Hutchinson. The Shed in the background.

                 

Edited January 12, 20206 yr by erskblue

A 1 v1 draw on 19th January 1974. 

Derby's Archie Gemmill evades a tackle from Chris Garland

 

Edited January 12, 20206 yr by erskblue

6 hours ago, Boyne said:

From the game against West Ham in 1986 when we lost 4-0. A horrible day. Later in the season we won 2-1 at their place. Our winning goal was a cracking header from Nevin.

Losing to the bubble blowers is always hard to take but 4.0 at home. My heart aches.

4 hours ago, The Swan said:

Losing to the bubble blowers is always hard to take but 4.0 at home. My heart aches.

Agreed.

They had a decent team back then. Thankfully they never won anything !

We'd have never heard the end of it.

We beat them 2-1 on 15th April 1986. Which was massive blow to their title hopes

Our scorers :Nigel Spackman 55th min and wee Pat Nevin 77th min .

In the end, they were only four points behind Liverpool, who won it.

Luton Town 1 Chelsea 1 in Jan 1975 at Kenilworth Road. Mickey Droy gets stuck in

Alan Mayes of Chelsea and watched Mal Donaghy of Luton Town  at The Bridge on May 8, 1982

Donaghy would go on to play in the 1982 World Cup in Spain with Northern Ireland.

Eddie Mac watches keepers Steve Sherwood and Derek Richardson at training in July 1975