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22 hours ago, Iggy Doonican said:

My childhood hero and always the King of Stamford Bridge as far as I'm concerned. I remember when he came back me and my mates were on a Red Bus Rover :D we walked into a shop and asked the geezer what the Chelsea score was this about 3.15. He said 1-0 to Chelsea Osgood scoring, my mate said '' I really think we'll win today''. One of the reasons I'm still a pessimist when it comes to Chelsea doesn't matter how successful we are the final score ? 7-2 to Middlesbrough.

Yeah remember that -Blanchflowers first game and he didn't last long. Both Ossie and Chopper were developing lager legs as well by then

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14 minutes ago, Fulham Broadway said:

Yeah remember that -Blanchflowers first game and he didn't last long. Both Ossie and Chopper were developing lager legs as well by then

Here you go F.B. fine header by Ossie but nearly 40 years later I still can't watch it :o

 

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1 hour ago, Iggy Doonican said:

Here you go F.B. fine header by Ossie but nearly 40 years later I still can't watch it :o

 

Not so painful if you only watch the first goal. :)

Quiz for oldies like me. Only watch the first goal (stop the vid at 14 seconds) and answer these questions: -

  1. Who is the 4 that put the ball across for The King to score?
  2. Who is the 11 that played the 4 in?
  3. Identify the man who floated the ball out to the 11.
  4. What was the regular shirt number of the man who floated the ball out to the 11? (You can't see it in the build up to the goal.)
  5. Who is the commentator?

No goggle or old match programs allowed.

 

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8 hours ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Not so painful if you only watch the first goal. :)

Quiz for oldies like me. Only watch the first goal (stop the vid at 14 seconds) and answer these questions: -

  1. Who is the 4 that put the ball across for The King to score?
  2. Who is the 11 that played the 4 in?
  3. Identify the man who floated the ball out to the 11.
  4. What was the regular shirt number of the man who floated the ball out to the 11? (You can't see it in the build up to the goal.)
  5. Who is the commentator?

No goggle or old match programs allowed.

 

1. John Bumstead

2. Gary Stanley

3. Cant see

4 Ditto

5 Sounds like Ken Wolstenhulme

 

Edit  Q3 and 4 could be Tommy Langley and he was usually no 9

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13 minutes ago, Fulham Broadway said:

1. John Bumstead

2. Gary Stanley

3. Cant see

4 Ditto

5 Sounds like Ken Wolstenhulme

 

Edit  Q3 and 4 could be Tommy Langley and he was usually no 9

Hello FB

I reckon you've got two right, but I won't confirm who I think they are yet in case anyone else wants to have a go.

If we can't agree who we think is who, I'll dig out the program for the next home game, which I will certainly have been at, and check.

 

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10 hours ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Not so painful if you only watch the first goal. :)

Quiz for oldies like me. Only watch the first goal (stop the vid at 14 seconds) and answer these questions: -

  1. Who is the 4 that put the ball across for The King to score?
  2. Who is the 11 that played the 4 in?
  3. Identify the man who floated the ball out to the 11.
  4. What was the regular shirt number of the man who floated the ball out to the 11? (You can't see it in the build up to the goal.)
  5. Who is the commentator?

No goggle or old match programs allowed.

 

1. John Bumstead. 2. Gary Stanley. 3. Tommy Langley who wore nine I remember vividly because he took the place of my favourite player at the time Steve Finnieston. I have mentioned in other posts I still have the old red away shirt with the number nine which I will upload soon. The commentator is Hugh Johns.

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11 minutes ago, Iggy Doonican said:

1. John Bumstead. 2. Gary Stanley. 3. Tommy Langley who wore nine I remember vividly because he took the place of my favourite player at the time Steve Finnieston. I have mentioned in other posts I still have the old red away shirt with the number nine which I will upload soon. The commentator is Hugh Johns.

Hello Iggy,

I haven't checked yet but I'm pretty confident about the identifications. If I'm not wrong, then you've only got one correct ID so far. :)

 

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53 minutes ago, Iggy Doonican said:

1. John Bumstead. 2. Gary Stanley. 3. Tommy Langley who wore nine I remember vividly because he took the place of my favourite player at the time Steve Finnieston. I have mentioned in other posts I still have the old red away shirt with the number nine which I will upload soon. The commentator is Hugh Johns.

P.S. I hated that red, white and green kit. I only ever remember us being crap in it, including the first time I saw it; an Anglo Scottish Cup (remember that) game at Craven Cottage. We also wore it the day we were hammered 3-0 at The Den. Not a nice afternoon.

Speaking of that game, I was there, in the Milwall end I might add, with some mates including a lad called Tommy Bartlett. I don't know if any users of this forum knew Tom, but he passed away last month. His funeral was held on Friday before last and his coffin was draped in a Chelsea flag as he had requested. Rest in peace Tommy boy.

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4 hours ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Hello FB

I reckon you've got two right, but I won't confirm who I think they are yet in case anyone else wants to have a go.

If we can't agree who we think is who, I'll dig out the program for the next home game, which I will certainly have been at, and check.

 

Yeah might be worth checking your programme. 99% sure it's Bumstead No 4 and Stanley no 11

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1 hour ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Hello Iggy,

I haven't checked yet but I'm pretty confident about the identifications. If I'm not wrong, then you've only got one correct ID so far. :)

 

Kenny Swain instead of Stanley perhaps pretty sure about Johnny B and can't think of any other one than Hugh Johns. Tommy Langley definitely played as a number nine with us. You might as well tell us Greavsie  not many old boys on here but you, me and FB :D

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5 minutes ago, Iggy Doonican said:

Kenny Swain instead of Stanley perhaps pretty sure about Johnny B and can't think of any other one than Hugh Johns. Tommy Langley definitely played as a number nine with us. You might as well tell us Greavsie  not many old boys on here but you, me and FB :D

Yep, fair point. :)

If you swapped Stanley for Swain I think that would change your score from one to none! :)

I think the answers are:-

  1. Who is the 4 that put the ball across for The King to score?  - Ian Britton
  2. Who is the 11 that played the 4 in? - Gary Stanley
  3. Identify the man who floated the ball out to the 11.- Butch Wilkins
  4. What was the regular shirt number of the man who floated the ball out to the 11? (You can't see it in the build up to the goal.) - 8
  5. Who is the commentator? - Kenneth Wolstenholme (He left the beeb late in his career and moved to Tyne-Tees TV, which is why he's doing a 'Boro game.)

I'll check tonight and confirm, but I'm 99.1% sure. :)

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3 minutes ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Yep, fair point. :)

If you swapped Stanley for Swain I think that would change your score from one to none! :)

I think the answers are:-

  1. Who is the 4 that put the ball across for The King to score?  - Ian Britton
  2. Who is the 11 that played the 4 in? - Gary Stanley
  3. Identify the man who floated the ball out to the 11.- Butch Wilkins
  4. What was the regular shirt number of the man who floated the ball out to the 11? (You can't see it in the build up to the goal.) - 8
  5. Who is the commentator? - Kenneth Wolstenholme (He left the beeb late in his career and moved to Tyne-Tees TV, which is why he's doing a 'Boro game.)

I'll check tonight and confirm, but I'm 99.1% sure. :)

Think you've a few wrong there actually OTBAGreavsie,  

Playing with No 4 on his back is definitely Bumstead. Correct No 11 is Gary Stanley.

Ray Wilkins wasn't playing that game, think he was injured before (probably explains the ridiculous score) pretty certain Tommy Langley was wearing No 8.

The commentator sounds exactly the same as -''some of the crowd are on the pitch, they think its all over....'' ie Kenneth Wolstenholme

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40 minutes ago, Fulham Broadway said:

Think you've a few wrong there actually OTBAGreavsie,  

Playing with No 4 on his back is definitely Bumstead. Correct No 11 is Gary Stanley.

Ray Wilkins wasn't playing that game, think he was injured before (probably explains the ridiculous score) pretty certain Tommy Langley was wearing No 8.

The commentator sounds exactly the same as -''some of the crowd are on the pitch, they think its all over....'' ie Kenneth Wolstenholme

I just dug out the Bristol City programme from 23/12/78. The team for the loss at 'Boro is listed there. The listing does not give numbers but it confirms that you are correct about Butch not playing. He was in the side for the previous match vs. Villa, home 9/12/78, L0-1, but not for the 'Boro game. No mention in the Bristol City programme about why the skipper was absent. Hardly any write up about the 'Boro game at all in fact. The main focus in that issue was the resignation of Ken Shellitto, and the appointment of Danny Blanchflower.

By watching a longer video of the game, I can confirm that:-

The 4 was indeed John Bumstead (Ian Britton wore No.7 that day)

It was Ossie himself who floated the ball out to Gary Stanley. Usual number 9 of course although he did wear number four briefly didn't he?

Correct answers therefore are:-

  1. Who is the 4 that put the ball across for The King to score?  - John Bumstead
  2. Who is the 11 that played the 4 in? - Gary Stanley
  3. Identify the man who floated the ball out to the 11.- Peter Osgood
  4. What was the regular shirt number of the man who floated the ball out to the 11? (You can't see it in the build up to the goal.) - 9
  5. Who is the commentator? - Kenneth Wolstenholme (He left the beeb late in his career and moved to Tyne-Tees TV, which is why he's doing a 'Boro game.

So that's 3/5 for FB, 2/5 for Iggy and 2/5 for me. The tabs must be working FB. :)

Longer video of the game.

 

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36 minutes ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Yep, fair point. :)

If you swapped Stanley for Swain I think that would change your score from one to none! :)

I think the answers are:-

  1. Who is the 4 that put the ball across for The King to score?  - Ian Britton
  2. Who is the 11 that played the 4 in? - Gary Stanley
  3. Identify the man who floated the ball out to the 11.- Butch Wilkins
  4. What was the regular shirt number of the man who floated the ball out to the 11? (You can't see it in the build up to the goal.) - 8
  5. Who is the commentator? - Kenneth Wolstenholme (He left the beeb late in his career and moved to Tyne-Tees TV, which is why he's doing a 'Boro game.)

I'll check tonight and confirm, but I'm 99.1% sure. :)

No way is that Wilkins and your wrong about Ian Britton it's definitely Johnny Bumstead.although your right about Wolstenholme. Langley 8 Ian Britton is number seven. Eleven is Trevor (two goals in his first two games fuck all else) Aylott.

 

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