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[raul]

 

[Linz]

I meant to have a look at the Pathe site when it got mentioned on HIGNFY that the whole catalogue was being put on FOC.

"Traditional Cup Fighters"

 

[Greenwich Blade]

I meant to have a look at the Pathe site when it got mentioned on HIGNFY that the whole catalogue was being put on FOC.

"Traditional Cup Fighters"

All these years we thought Tunstall scored but it must have been Porter because everyone's on the pitch there.

 

[jockdodds]

"Jack" Dodds?

Why do all the Arsenal players look over 60?

 

[grafikhaus]

Not Pathe, but good anyway:

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[Darren]

That's hilarious.

Commentary by Mr Chomleney-Warner. WTF with Gracie Fields and "our cameraman is trying to get in through the tradesman's entrance..

Harry Barton looks like he had a hard paper round.

 

[grafikhaus]

To complete the Cup heroics: (Bugger. Doesn't show our third )

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[blade too long]

It did I saw the third

 

[Trigger Blade]

"Jack" Dodds?

Why do all the Arsenal players look over 60?

Yes, renamed for the day apparently, although if your real name is Ephraim, you'd probably settle for Jack or Jock. You may know, but Jock only died in 2007, aged 92. I had no cause to realise that Eddie Hapgood's real name was actually Edris, never heard that name before.

A quick Google shows that each team had 9 English and 2 Scottish players out of 11 and that's not likely to happen again any time soon, we'd have at least five of our Caledonian cousins.

There's also a really subtle jibe at the very end when it says that Arsenal brought the cup southwards because the 1935 winners were our illustrious neighbours......

 

[jockdodds]

Yes, renamed for the day apparently, although if your real name is Ephraim, you'd probably settle for Jack or Jock. You may know, but Jock only died in 2007, aged 92. I had no cause to realise that Eddie Hapgood's real name was actually Edris, never heard that name before.

A quick Google shows that each team had 9 English and 2 Scottish players out of 11 and that's not likely to happen again any time soon, we'd have at least five of our Caledonian cousins.

There's also a really subtle jibe at the very end when it says that Arsenal brought the cup southwards because the 1935 winners were our illustrious neighbours......

Yes, I knew that Jock's given name was Ephraim, and that he died in 2007. I had the privilege of meeting him in 2002 when he signed 100 of the limited edition prints of my painting of the 1936 Cup Final.

 

[WorkingtonBlade]

I meant to have a look at the Pathe site when it got mentioned on HIGNFY that the whole catalogue was being put on FOC.

"Traditional Cup Fighters"

The quality of the football looks dreadful. Both sides seem to favour the aimless punt.

(pass the tin hat, someone)

 

[Jonboy60]

Even pathe news called us "Sheffield". Can't anyone get it right.

 

[Darren]

Yes, I knew that Jock's given name was Ephraim, and that he died in 2007. I had the privilege of meeting him in 2002 when he signed 100 of the limited edition prints of my painting of the 1936 Cup Final.

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Jock was apparently, to coin a phrase, a little bit woo, a little bit way. Even at 87, he looks it

 

[jockdodds]

Jock was apparently, to coin a phrase, a little bit woo, a little bit way. Even at 87, he looks it

Yes, he was quite a character!

 

[Linz]

I had no cause to realise that Eddie Hapgood's real name was actually Edris, never heard that name before.

Assume it's the same as Idris (as in Elba) and it's of Welsh origin.

 

[Silent Blade]

Yes, I knew that Jock's given name was Ephraim, and that he died in 2007. I had the privilege of meeting him in 2002 when he signed 100 of the limited edition prints of my painting of the 1936 Cup Final.

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I shook his hands when he was book signing along with Denis Clareborough. I think in the 100 years reunion (v Preston in April 1989) I saw him from a distance in the South Stand sporting a pony tail hairstyle and he was wearing a big hat. My Uncle Pete was a Wendy fan but he loved Jock Dodds and he would pretend to be him when he was a nipper playing football in the street