Shocked to hear the news of his passing. Legend.

R.I.P.

Ness F.C. Home Ground. They play on the Isle of Lewis.

It most definitely was not this kind of weather, when I visited the ground during the week!!😀

It was more this kind of weather, with the addition of heavy rain…😀

The old Hampden terraces.

Packed.

Not so packed!😀

The Ness F.C. stadium is called ‘Fivepenny,’ Or Stade de Ness !😀😀

No VAR. but a bar in the social club!😀

No turnstiles as admission is free.😀😀😀

In the 1993-94 season, Baresi and AC Milan manager Fabio Capello lifted a third consecutive Serie A title, the Champions League and the Supercoppa Italiana.

He formed part of one of European football's most celebrated defences alongside Paolo Maldini, Alessandro Costacurta and Mauro Tassotti.

Franco Baresi and Carlo Ancelotti celebrate winning the Intercontinental Cup with AC Milan in 1989.

Steve Clarke playing for St Mirren. Bobby Russell is the Rangers player.

The Austrian team coming onto the pitch before the match between England and Austria at The Bridge.

Wed 7th Dec 1932. A crowd of 42,000 saw England win 4-3. A 2.15pm kick off

Supporters outside the ground before the match.

England beat Austria, in the first international match on English soil between the two countries, at Stamford Bridge yesterday afternoon by four goals to three. It was victory and no more, and it was by no means easily earned. Austria showed wonderful rallying power after two goals had been scored against them.

With a little luck they might have scored goal for goal and made a draw of the match, and that would have been beyond their deserts.

There was a large crowd of 42,000, including many visitors from the Continent. At half-time Prince George came on to the field and shook hands with the players and officials. Before the match the Austrian National Anthem was played while all stood uncovered.

The visitors kept the game lively at times with a cry that grew in volume as the English goalkeeper ran to take his kicks and with a syncopated handclapping that seemed to stir their players to greater endeavours.

The pitch was in remarkable fine condition for this time of the year and gave the Austrian team every opportunity of playing the fast game to which they are accustomed...

England started with confidence and were soon a goal ahead. A long pass down the centre by Hart after five minutes' play came down to Hampson and Houghton a little to the left of the goal and Hampson shot through...

Just before half-time England got a second goal, also scored by Hampson, for whom Jack made the chance...

Then a free kick far out on the right gave Austria a chance and Zischek got the ball after it had been in the centre and shot a goal...

Then at last England got back to the other end and a free-kick just outside the penalty area brought the third goal. Houghton drove the ball towards the goal with tremendous force. It hit one of the defenders on the head, but did not stop, only turned just enough to beat the goalkeeper, and the defender kept rubbing his head for some minutes.

Austria were soon at the other end, and Sindelar scored after a fine run and centre by Vogl. Play was stirring once more, but the next goal fell to England, scored by Crooks after good passes by Walker and Houghton. Austria were soon back again, and a corner kick from the left came across past several of the defence and Zischek got the ball to score his second goal. - The Times - Thursday 8th December, 1932

I always relegated Arsenal, Dirty Leeds and Spuds!😀