Wee Hughie Gallaper, Super Frankel Lampard, Craig Burleigh, Eddie Newton Abbot

Wee Hughie Gallaper, Super Frankel Lampard, Craig Burleigh, Eddie Newton Abbot

44 minutes ago, bluehaze said:

Chelsea owner known as Red Rom.

That takes the Chel Sea Biscuit

I think I posted this before could be Bobby Charlton's last game and all the vans are tv companies ?

 

 

20 hours ago, bluehaze said:

The horse was hoping to see Paul Furlong, David Hay, Steve Super Jockey Finnieston, Peter Horseman sorry seems lockdown is getting to me 😀

So did this lot !

Micky Droy at the Chelsea Pre Season Family Day, Stamford Bridge, London - 21st August 1982

Photo by Hugh Hastings/Chelsea FC

 

New Years' Day, 1957. The teams that day were:

United

Wood, Byrne, Foulkes, Jones, Colman, Edwards, Pegg, Berry, Taylor, Violett, and Whelan

Chelsea

Matthews, Sillett,J, Sillett, P, Tindall, Livingstone, Mortimore, Saunders, Blunstone, Brabrook, Gibbs, Nicholas.

United won 3-0 with a brace from Tommy Taylor and one from Liam Whelan.

I remember Peter Brabrook from his West Ham days playing alongside Hurst, Moore, and Peters.

 

 

Work on the terracing, late 1970s

Arsenal at The Bridge on Easter Monday, March 1978

Edited May 15, 20206 yr by erskblue

Happy Birthday to Gary Chivers, 60 years old today.

Frank Lampard playing for Swansea City.

On a loan spell there back in the 1995-96

On 14/05/2020 at 21:48, Ewan Hoozarmi said:

With all the concrete and breeze blocks on display, it looks like the back of the East Stand?

Thank you - the training gear threw me, I had forgotten that they trained at Stamford Bridge on Fridays. 

This is interesting. Frank Lampard senior scores a cracker for West Ham at your place.

 

How many here were in the Shed that day in Jan 1978?

 

 

I was sitting in the benches ,around the half way line ,so when flasher scored the first i was almost ,almost right behind it.

I do remember getting it and being in position around 1  o’clock or not long after the gates opened and to this day I remember Concorde flying over before kick off ....

This footage particularly reminds me how we used to also sing you’ll never walk alone...thank fukc we stopped doing that

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just like the picture of 'Eddie', not taken at his testimonial game

Our Tour of Canada and USA in May/June 1954.

On 16th May we played Glasgow Rangers.

Went down 1-0 and 10,920 saw it.

Team: Robertson, Harris, Wicks, McKnight, Greenwood, Saunders D, Parsons, McNichol, Bentley ( c ), Stubbs, Lewis JL

http://stamford-bridge.com/match.php?mid=2026&opp=Rangers

Bolton's Australian goalkeeper Ken Grieves ,makes a save,  at The Bridge, 

The great Roy Bentley is our No 9 in the picture.

10th April 1954. A crowd of 49,433 saw it.

Nice colour picture.

 

6 hours ago, Scott said:

How many here were in the Shed that day in Jan 1978?

 

 

Wasn't there as only 8, but do remember it being our biggest win in my life at the time!

1 hour ago, erskblue said:

QPR at home?

1 hour ago, erskblue said:

Just like the picture of 'Eddie', not taken at his testimonial game

Le coq sportif goalkeeper shirt worn by Eddie was absolute classic.