First of all can anyone confirm something for me. I think that we wore our yellow away strip in the 2nd leg of the final (0-0 away at Leicester) but am not 100% sure - anyone know for sure.

Secondly does anyone have any pictures from that day that they can scan and send me. I have had a look on the internet and found next to nothing and my scanner is bust so I can't scan the few pictures I have found in books.

This is all I could find for now - I'll keep looking though! It definitely looks like we played in yellow that night - before even my time

[spoil]l/r - Barry Bridges, Eddie McCreadie, Terry Venables, Frank Upton, Johnny Boyle, John Mortimore, Peter Bonetti, and in front, Bert Murray[/spoil]

Superb BB -that is just perfect - if you can find a couple more then that would be fantastic, if not then that is still a great help. I have pictures of the programmes from both legs and one which I am 99% sure is of the players coming out at the start of the 2nd leg and I also have pen pics of Docherty and Venables from that season (though not specifically final pictures).

This is the one of the players I am talking about

Dug out a few more: -

[spoil]League Cup Final 1st leg at home to Leicester, Chelsea down to ten men, ten minutes to go......

Eddie McCreadie, a left-back filling in at centre-forward, runs the length of the pitch, gets whacked by a defender, but just manages to put the ball past Gordon Banks in the Leicester goal! Eddie celebrates while still on his knees.

Final score, 3-2 to Chelsea![/spoil]

[spoil]Peter Bonetti keeps Leicester out at Filbert Street[/spoil]

[spoil]3-2 at the Bridge, 0-0 at Filbert Street - and so Terry Venables goes to collect the League Cup and presentation tankards from Joe Richards (President of the Football League)[/spoil]

[spoil]Chelsea put the League Cup and tankards to good use - l/r, Johnny Boyle, Ken Shellito and John Mortimore - and pouring the champagne, director Brian Mears[/spoil]

Last one...

[spoil]Terry Venables lifts the League Cup, with Eddie Mac, Johnny Boyle, John Mortimore and Marvin Hinton[/spoil]

Perfect - that is me sorted

Magnificent ! The goal Eddie Mac scored at the Bridge has gone down in legend as one of the greatest ever - ran 80 yards and scored.