Loved it in bw, most people didn't get a colour telly until the 80s when prices came down, as I did, bw tv was the norm & most people working class rented them. Sometimes the team strips looked alike but in colour they didn't. bw tv with a touch of ghosting out of 3 channels, best days!
Well they ran opposing to each other so it wasn't that difficult & you'd reconnise them by hairstyles. George Best, Frank Worthington, Bobby Moore, Charlton (both), Ralph Coates 😂, Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher..
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It must be my age but how magical to hear the legendary Hugh Johns
Always a hard place to go to in the early 70's.
Can't have been much fun watching this on black and white TV...
Loved it in bw, most people didn't get a colour telly until the 80s when prices came down, as I did, bw tv was the norm & most people working class rented them. Sometimes the team strips looked alike but in colour they didn't. bw tv with a touch of ghosting out of 3 channels, best days!
What was the snooker commentary?For those of you watching in black and white,the blue is behind the red.
Not so sure about white numbers on a yellow shirt either!!
Two brilliant TV pundits in Brian and Jimmy. When you think of the big mouthy trash we have to put up with these days
What a ball that was from Pearce
And did someone stretch the goal to help Martin Peters with his scoring shot :-)?
Blatant penalty.
A difficult one for viewers watching in black & white, as most people still had in those days.
Well they ran opposing to each other so it wasn't that difficult & you'd reconnise them by hairstyles. George Best, Frank Worthington, Bobby Moore, Charlton (both), Ralph Coates 😂, Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher..
All for about 20p to get in
Was the time when all those foreigners got into English football
English, Scottish, Welsh and Irish
Nope, a little later than that. Around 1977/78 or so.
Must've awkward trying to view this game in black and white
Nope, that's how it was & good commentators like the great Brian Moore was worth a 1000 pictures in colour.