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1965-66 (60 years ago today) match reports and photos
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18/12/1965
Our fixture at Stoke City was postponed due to bad weather.
Our fixture at Stoke City was postponed due to bad weather.
That was May 67 pal, like you said we had a rough time. Big battle at the station after the match, we had to stand our ground because there was no where else to run.
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yes your right shazza we went on bus but heard about the battle on barnsley station rough lot those dingles and didnt take kindly to dee-dars on their end mind cant remember em ever being on the shoreham but back in those days away fans went on the home teams end
Don't know if you remember the big ginger Barnsley identical twins at the forefront of their mob? both had combat jackets on and nobody fancied a pop at them. You're right, Barnsley never came on the Shoreham, none of the local teams (except Wednesday) ever did.
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no cant remember those 2 bur can remember a barnsley fan pulling a flick knife out wednesday always came on the shoreham and to this day make a big thing about taking it in a county cup final but none of our lot turned out that night never come remotely close to taking it in league or cup games and come badly unstuck on at least 3 occasions
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25/12/1965
The last football match in the League to be played on a Christmas Day
Blackpool 4 (Turner, Waddell, Charnley, Ball) Blackburn 2 (G. Jones, England)
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My dad loved Xmas Day matches as he reckons the atmosphere was better than Boxing Day matches, many spectators would bring their cigar and smoke it during the match. He and his mates would walk from Dronfield to catch the tram to the Lane from Meadowhead. Our last Christmas Day match was the 2-1 win at Grimsby in 1958.
The last football match in the League to be played on a Christmas Day
Blackpool 4 (Turner, Waddell, Charnley, Ball) Blackburn 2 (G. Jones, England)
The final Christmas Day Football League fixture - 60 years on
This year marks the 60th anniversary since the final Football League match was played on Christmas Day in England.
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My dad loved Xmas Day matches as he reckons the atmosphere was better than Boxing Day matches, many spectators would bring their cigar and smoke it during the match. He and his mates would walk from Dronfield to catch the tram to the Lane from Meadowhead. Our last Christmas Day match was the 2-1 win at Grimsby in 1958.
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27/12/1965
Spurs 1 (Gilzean) Blades 0
Spurs 1 (Gilzean) Blades 0
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28/12/1965
Blades 1 (B. Wagstaff) Spurs 3 (Jones 2, Saul)
It was the only match out of seven in the 1960s that Spurs won at our ground and they did it without Jimmy Greaves (who was sidelined from the team for three months due to Hepatitis) who had scored in each of the five games he played at the Lane.
Blades 1 (B. Wagstaff) Spurs 3 (Jones 2, Saul)
It was the only match out of seven in the 1960s that Spurs won at our ground and they did it without Jimmy Greaves (who was sidelined from the team for three months due to Hepatitis) who had scored in each of the five games he played at the Lane.
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yes remember this game silent very dissapointing result if memory serves me correctly it was a bitterly cold night spurs beat us.comfortably even without the greatest striker ive ever seen jimmy greaves
Was at this game, remember the Gilzean goal well. Blades fans chanting "robbery" at the final whistle. Plenty there for that game. Deserved at least a point.
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Arsenal fans didnt like their manager Billy Wright.
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remember those days silent was a tradition in the 60s if we kicked towards lane end in 2nd half of games
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We did during the 1970-71 and 1971-72 seasons, Not sure if it was cos Eddie kept winning or losing the toss!
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the most famous being tudor's winner through grummitts legs of course and wernt our 2 headed goals against everton in 70 in the 2nd half silent ?
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1/1/1966
Blades 2 (Jones 2) Northampton 2 (Lines, Martin)
Our first home game that was shown on Match of the Day.
Keith Kettleborough's last game for us.
It was the last match before the demolition of the Bramall Lane End before the building of the Bramall Lane stand that was first opened in October 1966. My dad was a regular attendee at that end when he went to matches in the 1940s, 1950s and early to mid 1960s but I am not sure if he was at that Northampton match.
I believe it was in 1959 when it was against the rules to barge at the keeper when he is in possession of the ball (you may have seen footage of Bolton's Nat Lofthouse barging Man U's keeper Harry Gregg into the net in the 1958 FA Cup final) but the ref allowed Mick Jones' 2nd goal to stand after barging Northampton's keeper Norman Coe into the net.
Blades 2 (Jones 2) Northampton 2 (Lines, Martin)
Our first home game that was shown on Match of the Day.
Keith Kettleborough's last game for us.
It was the last match before the demolition of the Bramall Lane End before the building of the Bramall Lane stand that was first opened in October 1966. My dad was a regular attendee at that end when he went to matches in the 1940s, 1950s and early to mid 1960s but I am not sure if he was at that Northampton match.
I believe it was in 1959 when it was against the rules to barge at the keeper when he is in possession of the ball (you may have seen footage of Bolton's Nat Lofthouse barging Man U's keeper Harry Gregg into the net in the 1958 FA Cup final) but the ref allowed Mick Jones' 2nd goal to stand after barging Northampton's keeper Norman Coe into the net.
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The demolition of the Lane End under way.
Went to see The Pretty Things at the Esquire, all nighter on NYE 1965. It finished 6.AM NYD. Then we hitch-hiked to Mansfield ( for what reason I can't even imagine) Hitch-hiked back, then went to The Lane for the Northampton game. Seems we didn't need sleep at 14 years old.
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6/1/1966
Keith Kettleborough moves to Newcastle.
Keith Kettleborough moves to Newcastle.
Nice to read the great Peter Howard. Along with Reg Whittaker, Tony Pritchett was absolute class as a reporter.
Phil May, that brings back memories. Dick Taylor was part of the very early Rollin' Stones before he decided to go to college.
Phil May had the longest hair in pop at the time pal. Saw some great bands at The Esquire, best being The Who in early 66, did you ever go there mate?
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Brian Richardson joins Swindon.
Brian Richardson joins Swindon.
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