It's been posted before, but I simply like this picture.

Aston Villa away in 1966/67.Bobby Tambling in action during the match against Villa in which he scored five goals. 

We won 6-2.

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Tommy Baldwin v Spuds away mid 1960s.                         Man Utd at The Bridge mid 1960s.

King Kerry v Man City away

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Wee Pat in those iconic Le Coq Sportif strips.

2 hours ago, erskblue said:

Look out Division 1, the CHELSEA boys are coming!!

57-58 season.

9 hours ago, chi blue said:

Look out Division 1, the CHELSEA boys are coming!!

We certainly were.

6 minutes ago, Boyne said:

57-58 season.

A young goal scoring sensation, Jimmy Greaves was about to be unleashed on still unsuspecting Division 1 opponents.

 

Eighteen-year-old Jimmy Greaves, left, scoring one of five goals for Chelsea against champions Wolves. Saturday, 30th August 1958 .

 

 A crowd of 62,118 saw it at The Bridge.

A year after scoring as a 17-year-old on his First Division debut for Chelsea against Tottenham, Greaves delivered a virtuoso display against then champions Wolves.

England captain Billy Wright was in the Wolves side that day at Stamford Bridge, but Greaves proved to be in unstoppable form, scoring five times as Chelsea cruised to a 6-2 victory.

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Posted before. John Dempsey with the Max Wall haircut.

12 hours ago, Boyne said:

Looks like Eddie Mac is leading us out v Everton at The Bridge in the middle photo,

Bobby Tambling tries on his new adidas boots.                                                                     Bobby and John Boyle.

Bobby is seen here scoring v Liverpool at The Bridge. Mon 12th Feb 1968.

We won 3-1 in front of 40,670. Bobby got two and Tommy Baldwin our other goal.

v Man City at The Bridge.    Bert Trautmann autograph on picture.

Alan Harris making a tackle in the 1967 FA Cup Final.

Brothers shake hands. Ron Harris and his brother Alan.

3 hours ago, erskblue said:

Brothers shake hands. Ron Harris and his brother Alan.

I have a memory of Ron Harris playing against his brother at The Bridge. This match wasn't. The match I recall was against Plymouth Argyle in the early 70s.

I'm wondering if the game I saw was the replay for the match in the photo.

Painting of the old North Stand. Don't know who painted it.