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Amhlair, simple titles for simple folk.

What was the point of beginning filming in 78, the scene in London by then was just for the tourists and the skin/ska scene on one side and new romantics on the other had already rendered punk irrelevant one huge zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

Great memories of the fascists being kicked ragged all over London's streets, and their curly tailed friends.

If only Dave Sexton hadn't been such a tool. Alan Hudson could have been our Hoddle or Brady, fabulous player.

@TheOneAndOnlyFerroni, Casper Schmeicel perhaps?

Thanks, a lot of this was from around the time I started going to the Bridge, and the last clip of Ossie giving a V to the spuds was only my 3rd game, nice one mate.

Really enjoyed that, but didn't we win the first FA Cup final back at Wembley in 07?

If Paul McMullen is representative of the tabloid press, and more specifically News International, then the sooner the whole sorry mess is shut down the better off as a country we'll be for it.

Great memories, I remember looking around the ground and being amazed that apart from the top tier behind one goal the whole stadium was full of Chelsea, best Blue day out ever.

Thanks for putting this on, still my greatest night watching the blues in 40+ years, and even if we do win the CL one day I don't think it'll top the night out I had in Stockholm or the party in Copenhagen the day after in 98.

Wee Pat's last ever goal for us I think.

Best night I've had in over 40 years watching the Blues, 25000 Chelsea in a crowd of 30000, and still partying the following day in Copenhagen, Carefree.

Or maybe he just talks like someone who comes from Canning Town

Everton 1969? Then how come the shirt in the pic is embroidered FA Cup final 1964?

Total waste of time

Umbro are the only kit manufacturer who really understand the English game, the sooner Chelsea go back to them the better as all our Adidas stuff so far has been garbage.

Surprised that the Celtic fans are not hiding behind the police before they start singing, like they did at Chelsea.

As a half Irish, half Welsh 100% South London Englishman I love this song. When we lose the ability to laugh at ourselves it is the day that we start to hate the rest of the world.

Remember being at Euston the morning of this match, so many Chelsea there that BR were forced to lay on two specials to keep us all off of the service trains.

@TheTinMonkey, well said mate, I've got 8 cousins who are halfcaste and I just wouldn't know how else to describe them, it's an age thing. My nan was of the generation who'd use the term coloured, it wasn't meant to offend it's just how things were. I'd feel more awkward calling somebody mixed ra...

Hmmm, religious cranks rejoicing in human misery, business as usual then.

Not forgetting it was in the 2nd division and during the worst 5 years in the club's history football wise. Carefree

On my 26th birthday, I remember listening to it on the radio in the Toby Jug at Tolworth, happy days.

Different game, different country and different continent but this so reminds me of watching Chelsea wrap up their first league title in 50 years in a pub close to the ground, great day, looks like yours was the same, nice one.

Big club Leeds.

Never to be seen at Stamford Bridge again, no loss.