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Peter Houseman died on this day 1977


loz
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Blimey, I was still at Middle School then and I can remember hearing the news the next day and talking about it with mates in the playground.

Well said loz.

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I nearly missed this thread - underrated by the fans maybe, but not by his fellow players. It was Peter Houseman who helped Ossie to settle in at the club - Ossie called him a true gentleman. He also played a crucial part in our first ever FA Cup victory, most notably in the semi-final against Watford, and by scoring the first equaliser at Wembley against Leeds. As you say, a true Chelsea legend.

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Nice one Loz, he was part of that great 'H' players who played for the club at the same time.

which also happened in the 90's, the four 'H's that many believe turned our club around,

Hoddle, Harding, Hughes and er.......Gullit... ::Scalf::

R.I.P Peter.

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