THANKS ONCE AGAIN FOR THESE LOVELY SEVENTY GAMES.

@classicfootballmatches6167

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Such lovely innocent times

This was the season before I started watching the Albion. You can see the support that Brighton had in those days. The Goldstone held well over 30,000. The ground looks packed. There must have been 33 / 35000 jammed in!

@michaelbrown-yi3qm

9 ай бұрын

went to this game,as a 12 year old.stood in the northeast corner..just remember being really cold..

Went to the Chelmsford vIpswich game I was 6 . I believe there was over 16,000 in attendance .

Great footage from Chelmsford

My god like a different planet the early 70s.....

great rough house stuff, Sperrit started it

has David Ellorry seen the Brighton v Chelsea game ? in the interests of balance he should after his verdict on the 1970 FA Cup final replay, under todays stricter conditions anyone can see a few more red cards would have been dished out.

great

As was always the case with Jimmy Hill, one just wanted him to shut up

Back when you were allowed to retaliate to being hit

42/ 43 mins - when did stoke and man city meet in LC semi final ?

@ianclarke1852

7 ай бұрын

1963-64

I don't think Jimmy Hill should give up his day job. Ken Wolstenholme should have commentated instead. Much better.

@Spectrescup

5 ай бұрын

Wolstenholme was a BBC man. Hill didn't join the BBC till years later.

@stephengoulding1595

2 ай бұрын

Different TV channel. Brian Moore was the best football commentator on TV in my opinion.

@jasontimperley9199

2 ай бұрын

@@stephengoulding1595second only to the late, great John Motson

@jasontimperley9199

2 ай бұрын

Jimmy Hill was a pain in the ass. A self righteous and holier than thou pedant

@josephjames4326

Ай бұрын

Wolstenholme was rubbish

Osgood was miles off side, lol.