Liverpool fan here. But you have to appreciate a great old school atmosphere like this. Gone are the days---never coming back like this (for good and bad)!!
I was there fella in the shed end we couldn’t quite believe we were beating the great Liverpool. I went in to the west end after with my mates for a pint or two and there a group of Liverpool supporters in the pub and we ended up having a good natured banter session with them. The day is a fond memory for me and the laugh we had with the liverpudlians made it special
Yes what a day and I have have seen everything and the shed was rocking that day even with out Wilkins and we have now achieved everything and I am 59/ 60 one of the best days and Walker was on fire
Neil Smith I would give up all the trophies for these days back..it was all about the fans,the shit ground and the away day on the special..brilliant supporters then.
It is most definatly. We played our hearts out on this day, we would have beaten anyone. Clive Walker had a belter. Then typical Chelsea wed lose 0--5 the following Saturday lol.,
this was massive game i remember at school most kids supported liverpool but a lot went to this game to see them an came in chelsea fans. south london aftet all i suppose.
The shot of the Chelsea crowds at 7:04 and 8:17 is what I remember proper fans used to do at Stamford Bridge - hold their blue and white scarves aloft and sing. I always take my scarf and raise it when I go. The atmosphere was loud, intimidating, and raucous too. Today? Limp flags and near silence. Miss those days of proper noise and passionate fans.
I was at this match in the north end with the Liverpool fans supporting Chelsea along with a lot of other home fans. The atmosphere was electric. Liverpool were the rich team with all the glory and pomp but Chelsea brought them down to earth that day. Very satisfying!
My first ever Chelsea game aged 9 ✊🏻👏👏👏still have the programme and was in the west stand ..... still smell the onions now lol 😆 oh and many thanks for this 👍👍👍👍💀
Oh mate I was 16 was it was the best day I'd ever experienced at the Bridge,no one expected us to beat the all conquering Liverpool and the shed was rocking,the memories a bruv?
Yes walker still giving neal a nightmare to this day. And Wilkins was out and the shed was rocking still rocking we were never never going to lose that day v the European champions.
To put this in context. Liverpool were European Champions and Chelsea had just come back up from the 2nd Division. Liverpool could afford to buy the best Centre forward in Europe - Daleisgh and the best Centre half- Souness. Because Chelsea were skint they were full of people from the youth team. They didn't buy a new player between 1974 and 1978. It makes me laugh that the Scoucers say we brought our recent success.Even when we were "shit" Liverpool could never beat us at Stamford Bridge.When I was 12 I went to Liverpool vs Chelsea at the Bridge at 1982. We were mid table 2nd Division and they again were champions of Europe and we beat them 2-0.
Hansen-Scottish International CB, Neal-England International RB. Thompson-England International CB. Jones-Wales International LB. Clive Walker faced Liverpool 5 times as a Chelsea player, only losing once.
I was a young lad sitting in the east stand admiring the incredible blue and white shed with scarves held high and singing their hearts out.we where shit in these days but the victories were sweeter
My best memory of Chelsea in the early days and I couldn't even get in the ground until half time, got a great view of Clive's first goal from the roof of the flats opposite. Good old days
I was there. Magnificent performance and an atmosphere you could only wish for these days. When we loved Clive Walker before he went to Sunderland and a Chelsea chap ran on the pitch to try and knock him out during the Semi-Final 2nd leg of the Milk Cup [League Cup].
What a game, and great goals. FA Cup full of magic. a kid in these days but always watched the Big Match on a Sunday with me dad, didn’t see Cardiff on tv much in those days 😉, some things never change ……… though we had our moments beat Leeds top of the premiership even won the cup once (1927) before the war 😂😂😂. And I was at the Portsmouth final. Miss the terraces and atmosphere and Ninnian Park , brilliant footage
I was there in the Shed we went fuckin mad I went to all the Chelsea home games and quite a few away from 77 till late 80s I have seen some real shit, but I really miss being able to turn up on the day stand in the middle of the Shed and sing and shout with fellow fans and my mates all for a few quid . Great way to release the tension of the week. What a fuckin pity all seaters were made compulsory fuckin ruined football for working class people and destroyed the atmosphere. I appreciate that it's safer now but I used to go with my Grandad when I was younger , I have two sons there's no way I can afford to take them every week, it costs soooo much money I feel guilty cause I loved going with my Granddad but just cant afford it.a real shame the death of working class families day out at the football.
The day the FA signed the tv contract with sky was the day they sold the game. Now it's all corporate boxes and bollocks. No working man can afford it any longer, cost you £200 Now to take a couple of kids. My dad used to lift me over the turnstile and slip the feller a drink. Couldnt do it now. Still miss the old ground crumbling as it was. Always m8ddle of the shed near the back, best atmosphere!
@@valuetraveler2026 True and you could even go around the other end at 1/2 time. I miss the spontaneity of turning up and standing and I am in my 7th decade of attending London matches though not a Chelsea Blue but "8.17" is what I remember with all the scarves.
I remember changing trains at Earls Ct and getting a strange vibe come over me and from that minute on I knew we were gonna beat em big time. spoooookey !!! What a game. The team that Eddie built still doing it.
12 year old snotty London kid with my dad brother plum center 'the shed' standing on dads box he brought into the ground with his thermos. great supporters helping dad and the best day of my life. would swap it all in minutes for my London back and Chelsea. f**kin to the dogs. Up the blues! miss you Dad.
I AM FUN CHELSEA FROM 1970. FIRST EUROPEAN CUP FOR CHELSEA AGAINST REAL MADR. IN PEREUS GREECE!!!REMEMBER WAS THE FIRST TIME GAME LIVE OF GREEK TV. GREETINGS
Was at this game as a 12 year old,best you'll never walk alone done by the Shed that I can remember and the Shed was packed, only other game I can remember so many in was the Crystal palace cup game,shed was absolutely chockers that day with the infamous Kung Fu kick in the North Stand.
@Chelsea still the special ones proud moment indeed I use to sit on the whitewall right at the back of the Shed, So many great memories as a kid and was lucky enough to go to some great games in the mid to late 70's. All the London away games,I think Charlton is the only ground I didn't go to.
The shed was rocking that day even with out Wilkins we were never never going to lose I remember walking up to the ground and it was already rocking what a day
Couldn't agree more !! I used to stand right in the middle of the shed where there was always a great atmosphere. It's time they brought back terracing in my opinion. There's no real atmosphere in all-seater stadiums like it used to be in the late 70's early 80's. All the money that's come into the game has spoilt it for the true fans like us who would travel all over the country and try and outsing the home fans. We used to take over 10,000 away to the grounds that could cope with that ammount of support. Now all you get is a couple of thousand stuck in a corner somewhere with a crap view. It's not a working man's game anymore just a social event for tourists and foreigners who don't mind paying £50 a ticket. Most of them haven't got a clue who's playing who, while the real fans have been priced out of the game. When I first started going it was £2.50 to get in and a season ticket was £50 now it costs that for one match, which can't be right. BRING BACK TERRACING!!!!!!!!!!!
God, what a bloody awful defence Liverpool had that day. Even the normally so reliable Clemence had a howler with that first goal. All credit to Chelsea, though! :)
@smsjsc: do me a favour, that shot bent to the left like a banana shot, only Brazilians could hit a ball like that. I was in the North Stand supporting Chelsea and I saw that ball bend like a banana real time, give Clive Walker some credit. clemence was a great goalkeeper and got beat fare and square.
@@patriotictwinsuk5758Granted a good shot by walker. But Clemence should have had it. No wonder his head was in his hands. Chelsea deserved winners. But I say again, Liverpool were woeful in defence
@@SMSJSC your missing the point, look at it again, Clemence was slow to react, but he did eventually get into position to save the shot, but it literally bent like a banana away from his hands into a very marginal slot, between his hands and the the upright post and crossbar, literally a perfect shot. What your also not taking into consideration was the fact it had unbelievable power and pace in that shot and once it started bending away from clemence, it was moving at such speed he couldn’t react the second time. Please stop criticising clemence, he actually eventually got into the right position, but it bent away from him, give praise where praise is due. If Walker’s name was walkilino and he had dark hair and olive skin and spoke portuguese, you would be salivating that only a Brazilian could do that sort of thing with a football.
And I was a 15 year old black boy going to the shed and I was going on my own and i remember that the n f even gave me respect and said he is only a boy that loves Chelsea leave him alone .
makes me laugh ... David Johnson steaming into Peter Bonetti and trying to claim a penalty. I had always thought that Chelsea were a bit backs to the wall in this particular game ... not a chance, scoreline flattered Liverpool, not Chelsea
Typical chelsea back in the days. Beat the best teams then lose 0-6 to teams like Oxford ,Rotherham lol. thats why we loved them. My first Chelsea game live was in this season, away at Everton again it was 0-6. Next one away was 79-80 and Chelsea won.
oh I always thought that it was chelsea6-0 Rotherham and rotherham1-4chelsea!it must have been the other way around!I didn't know about oxford6-0 Chelsea!there was chelsea1-4 Oxford though wasn't there!Chelsea 1984,5 and6.what a fantastic side that they were.!fantastic memories.all those feelings!
@@motormouthalmighty lol good times.but crap team times. I dont remember 0.6 at oxford neither tbf. Maybe i just meant losing to mediocre teams! Shrewsbury i rememeber beat us in league away. Grimsby away we lost 0-2 i think, i was at Bolton away 96 97 Gullit etc league cup game lost again miserably. Matthew Harding died that night!.Horrible times.
@@andisadler2897 good man!strangely I remember watching the tragic horrible story about Mathew Harding and the helicopter crash.i've written articles about helicopter and aeroplane safety.ninety percent of fatal crashes are normally avoidable with just a few precautions and checks.cheksea are now a world giant.they won the league under former arsenal striker,ted drake around 1955.they hadn't won the league title for fifty years,then Jose mourinho guided them to the title.they've now won everything in the book.two titles in three seasons!2015 and 2017!incredible.fa cup finals galore!beautiful team when they had pat Nevin and Kerry Dixon!I'll never forget that last minute 2-1 winner at man united,which ended their title hopes!absolutely beautiful season and days.when everything was good!before they created this horror.chelsea FC united park rangers state penitentiary for teams who weren't sharp enough to come away from stamford bridge with the girls and the money!very tough team to beat!especially while they are still awake!
@@motormouthalmighty most definate.bud. people say Abramovich made CFC great but top 6 finishes in league since 97, 2 fa cups, 2 cup winners cup, 1 league cup all before Abramovich. He just put that final touch needed. Great to speak qabout old Chelsea, well any old football even dirty leeds i watch documentaries. Leeds etc thtoughout 70s,80s love em all.
@@andisadler2897 Leeds United!what a team!won nothing since something like 1913 ISH or 1919 after reforming as Leeds after Leeds city were investigated by the fa for illegal conduct.probably financial!from 1965 to 1975 were involved in fa cup finals and league title races!what a team!after decades of nothing!wolves had nothing to play for,apparently played the last game of the season like a cup final beating Leeds 1-0 to stop them winning the league title,giving it to Liverpool!Chelsea beat Leeds 2-1 in the 1970 replay I believe!Peter Osgood's death was a huge shock Graeme le saux ,the poshest footballer ever,commented on his shock death!Osgood!is good!Osgood was good!that fa cup final when Chelsea lost 1-2 to arsenal,as league champions,possibly 2017 ISH,was absolutely pulsating.apart from arsenal3-2 hill city 2014 ISH,it was maybe the greatest fa cup final since the glory days.it was almost like the 1970s/80s again!what a cup final that that was!Wembley!Chelsea,Liverpool,arsenal ,man city and man united are never away from the place! in 1872 ,Wanderers,royal engineers etc,the big six,old Etonians,they went off in a huff when Blackburn Olympic ended their stranglehold in 1883 ish.and other teams came in.the big six now,including Tottenham have been in for decades!it's more or less been going on since wolves of the 1950s,apart from Everton a couple of times.if money rules the waves,Rotherham or Newport are going to struggle to compete with Chelsea!it's absolutely unreal money!
Yes yes I will never never forget walking up to the ground and hearing Wilkins out but the shed was rocking that we were never never going to lose and neal must still be having nightmares walker was on fire and we can remember neal did not which way was going to go behind the back of the goal what a day and we me and you have seen us win every thing the highs and the lows thank you Chelsea.
Yes yes we were never never going to lose that day even with the news Wilkins was out the atmosphere was amazing and I am the old school black guy I am 59 come on you blues
And this was when Victimpool - the scouse gits were European Champs! When the Shed was alive it was a cracking time. Nobody came near us tho a few tried. WHEN we get the stadium situation sorted we need to get all us noisey sods back into one end. We are spread round the ground and have been since we gave 1/2 the Shed to away fans. Still remember the meeting we had to decide what we were going to do/where we were to go. Nobody could agree so we split up and went in different areas. I'm still up in MH upper east side but would be the dogs to have the Shed back in safe standing.
Normally I would go up the Bridge from Streatham on the 137 to Sloane Sq and then get on the 11. I remember the first time I was hit by a feeling that we were gonna win a game and it was Psychic !!!. This time I was on the tube from Victoria to the Broadway and as usual we stopped at Earls ct for a few mins...as the train was waiting to go I had this overwhelming feeling that we had this in the bag and also it was going to be a big win....Fuck me ! was I right...next time I got one of those was WC final 98 when I got the score right and pulled in £80 notes for a fiver bet.....Never gave Chelsea money after Zola's testimonial...when we lose the Russian the last thing we need is a septic owner....I will follow my team down to the dungeons of the lower leagues with pride...Come on you Chels..Lets start again with a team of kids of all colors who are Londoners who play for the shirt and not the dosh....
1977/78 Season Context: This match was played 25 years BEFORE the financial doping of Chelsea began and 14 years AFTER the financial doping of Liverpool began. Liverpool were in the midst of a rather "plastic" decade-long successful run (backed by the wealthiest boardroom in English football), after winning promotion from Division Two in the mid 1960s. At this point in time, both clubs boasted the grand total of THREE FA Cups between them! Historic clubs like, say, West Bromwich Albion, had more than that on their own.
'decade-long successful run'. Make that two decades. At least. Also, Liverpool were promoted in 1962. Never finished lower than 8th since then. While Chelsea have been relegated twice since then.
Yes I think neal is still looking for walker and the shed was rocking even with out Wilkins we were never never going to lose that day what an amazing sound nothing like since please give me a reply back Chelsea Chelsea
First game 1971 we won 13-0 against a one arm striker team ,jeunesse Hautcharage .i was at a charity event. 2004 Peter osgood was there I was talking to him about that game and said to him about the one arm striker ,he said to me he was piss off because he could not take throw ins
Beat the European and League champions by a cricket score then get knocked out in Round 5 by Orient. Typical Chelsea. Why did most of the stadium not have a roof? Mind you no Russian money in those days. And no kneeling down before the kick off either. Halcyon days.
@@johnholmes8178 outrageous homophobic abuse at Anfield the other week, so bad the stadium announcement went on longer than the prematch YNWA. Thank goodness football has evolved.
@@Chigleybus Wrong. The homophobic incident involved three fans - all apprehended - outside the ground. In the meantime, the Chelsea fans proceeded with their Hillsborough taunts. Along with the usual, puerile, 'sign on' dirge. Football has evolved, but for too many Chelsea fans, the earth is still flat.
I don't think the skill of players has improved. The conditions are better now and maybe the fitness. The way teams defend now is very organized as well. But I don't think the entertainment is better now.
Shame Liverpool lost this game,the route to the final would have easy after that,only arsenal would been and issues in the semis, we beat them in league cup semis of the same year.
Liverpool took a massive mob that day....wore totally different clobber to everyone in the country....FACT.... Got sussed out straight away @ parsons green tube.. ... sometimes massive mobs are too big...Liverpool will admit coming off second best on a particular day.... Unlike most other mobs.....!!!! Heard every cockney mob in London was out that day....but knowone came to liverpool /everton mobbed up until the early 80's.....!!!!
david paul anyone who says we have no history is a complete cunt and knows nothing, I’d have those days back again when the grounds were attended by real fans
![[74/75] Chelsea vs Stoke City, Oct 26th 1974](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wNfv-QnFdzk/mqdefault.jpg)
Peter Bonetti had made his Chelsea debut way back in the 1959-60 season and here is, still going strong. A True CFC legend. 'The Cat' RIP.
Liverpool fan here. But you have to appreciate a great old school atmosphere like this. Gone are the days---never coming back like this (for good and bad)!!
Well Said.
I was there fella in the shed end we couldn’t quite believe we were beating the great Liverpool. I went in to the west end after with my mates for a pint or two and there a group of Liverpool supporters in the pub and we ended up having a good natured banter session with them. The day is a fond memory for me and the laugh we had with the liverpudlians made it special
Notlong after Chelses beat Liverpool 3 1 in Div 1. 45k was more got 55k v Fulham season before. No way 10.000 spaces this game. 50.000 at this game
I was there in the north stand, those were the days my friend
They always fiddled the gates in them days I was at this game in the shed great days long gone
I have supported Chelsea since 1972, this is my favourite game which I watch the most, carefree.
Yes what a day and I have have seen everything and the shed was rocking that day even with out Wilkins and we have now achieved everything and I am 59/ 60 one of the best days and Walker was on fire
Having followed Chelsea for 50 years all around the globe and witnessed all the recent successes this is still up there with the best days ever.
Neil Smith I would give up all the trophies for these days back..it was all about the fans,the shit ground and the away day on the special..brilliant supporters then.
I remember being at that game, plus the one we beat them 3-1. The ground was buzzing. Fantastic atmosphere. Days long gone now, sadly.
It is most definatly. We played our hearts out on this day, we would have beaten anyone. Clive Walker had a belter. Then typical Chelsea wed lose 0--5 the following Saturday lol.,
this was massive game i remember at school most kids supported liverpool but a lot went to this game to see them an came in chelsea fans. south london aftet all i suppose.
this was a proper Chelsea team not the sugar-daddy supported team we have seen since the russian took over. plastic trophies does not count
The shot of the Chelsea crowds at 7:04 and 8:17 is what I remember proper fans used to do at Stamford Bridge - hold their blue and white scarves aloft and sing. I always take my scarf and raise it when I go. The atmosphere was loud, intimidating, and raucous too. Today? Limp flags and near silence. Miss those days of proper noise and passionate fans.
Not a Chelsea fan but 100% right.
I was there that day. Remember running on pitch at the end. Brilliant days 😂
Plastic fans today
I was at this match in the north end with the Liverpool fans supporting Chelsea along with a lot of other home fans. The atmosphere was electric. Liverpool were the rich team with all the glory and pomp but Chelsea brought them down to earth that day. Very satisfying!
My first ever Chelsea game aged 9 ✊🏻👏👏👏still have the programme and was in the west stand ..... still smell the onions now lol 😆 oh and many thanks for this 👍👍👍👍💀
So you weren't one of those mugs in the Shed singing, "you'll never walk alone...."
Fuckin' sad Chelsea mugs.
I7 years old in the shed end. A day I'll never forget. A day from a different world.
Oh mate I was 16 was it was the best day I'd ever experienced at the Bridge,no one expected us to beat the all conquering Liverpool and the shed was rocking,the memories a bruv?
Yes walker still giving neal a nightmare to this day. And Wilkins was out and the shed was rocking still rocking we were never never going to lose that day v the European champions.
16 years old at the front of the shed...I still cry when I watch this......Ian Brittan was massive that day, R.I.P.
Cry? Little shithouse.
To put this in context. Liverpool were European Champions and Chelsea had just come back up from the 2nd Division. Liverpool could afford to buy the best Centre forward in Europe - Daleisgh and the best Centre half- Souness. Because Chelsea were skint they were full of people from the youth team. They didn't buy a new player between 1974 and 1978. It makes me laugh that the Scoucers say we brought our recent success.Even when we were "shit" Liverpool could never beat us at Stamford Bridge.When I was 12 I went to Liverpool vs Chelsea at the Bridge at 1982. We were mid table 2nd Division and they again were champions of Europe and we beat them 2-0.
Souness was never a CB.
@@davechard1143 he means centre-half in the old definition. CM not CB.
Hansen-Scottish International CB, Neal-England International RB. Thompson-England International CB. Jones-Wales International LB. Clive Walker faced Liverpool 5 times as a Chelsea player, only losing once.
@@Spectrescup N0 he didn't. Centre half has always been a central defender.
@@Spectrescup Besides, even if y0ur versi0n were true, his age w0uld n0t take in t0 acc0unt the "0ld definiti0n".
All those scarves.Fantastic and the spontaneity of turning up on the day:)
I was a teenager a few of us traveled up from Southend to Chelsea regular in them days
I was a young lad sitting in the east stand admiring the incredible blue and white shed with scarves held high and singing their hearts out.we where shit in these days but the victories were sweeter
My best memory of Chelsea in the early days and I couldn't even get in the ground until half time, got a great view of Clive's first goal from the roof of the flats opposite. Good old days
Great to see Chelsea stuffing a very good Liverpool side.
Happy days as a teenager in the 1970s', following Chelsea since I was
a small little boy.
Osgood simply the best , Brian more simply the best
I was there. Magnificent performance and an atmosphere you could only wish for these days. When we loved Clive Walker before he went to Sunderland and a Chelsea chap ran on the pitch to try and knock him out during the Semi-Final 2nd leg of the
Milk Cup [League Cup].
probably angry at Walker flashing his daughter
@@britishqueen94 BELLY LAUGH OUT LOUD 🤣
I was a ten yr old sitting on the white wall , so many memories. Cfc 4 ever
Was there as a 13 year old in the shed end still remember the atmosphere brilliant day to be a Chelsea fan 🙂
Flasher Walker! What a Barnet! My Dad and older brother were there that day. Great memories.
What a game, and great goals. FA Cup full of magic. a kid in these days but always watched the Big Match on a Sunday with me dad, didn’t see Cardiff on tv much in those days 😉, some things never change ……… though we had our moments beat Leeds top of the premiership even won the cup once (1927) before the war 😂😂😂. And I was at the Portsmouth final. Miss the terraces and atmosphere and Ninnian Park , brilliant footage
I was there in the Shed we went fuckin mad I went to all the Chelsea home games and quite a few away from 77 till late 80s I have seen some real shit, but I really miss being able to turn up on the day stand in the middle of the Shed and sing and shout with fellow fans and my mates all for a few quid . Great way to release the tension of the week. What a fuckin pity all seaters were made compulsory fuckin ruined football for working class people and destroyed the atmosphere. I appreciate that it's safer now but I used to go with my Grandad when I was younger , I have two sons there's no way I can afford to take them every week, it costs soooo much money I feel guilty cause I loved going with my Granddad but just cant afford it.a real shame the death of working class families day out at the football.
The day the FA signed the tv contract with sky was the day they sold the game. Now it's all corporate boxes and bollocks. No working man can afford it any longer, cost you £200 Now to take a couple of kids. My dad used to lift me over the turnstile and slip the feller a drink. Couldnt do it now. Still miss the old ground crumbling as it was. Always m8ddle of the shed near the back, best atmosphere!
It had little to do with safety more charging fans more to be there - be thankful you were a part of the golden era
@@valuetraveler2026 True and you could even go around the other end at 1/2 time. I miss the spontaneity of turning up and standing and I am in my 7th decade of attending London matches though not a Chelsea Blue but "8.17" is what I remember with all the scarves.
I used to start off knees up mother brown in the middle of the shed...got thrown out for it a few times lol
Remember it well 🎉
I remember changing trains at Earls Ct and getting a strange vibe come over me and from that minute on I knew we were gonna beat em big time. spoooookey !!! What a game. The team that Eddie built still doing it.
12 year old snotty London kid with my dad brother plum center 'the shed' standing on dads box he brought into the ground with his thermos. great supporters helping dad and the best day of my life. would swap it all in minutes for my London back and Chelsea. f**kin to the dogs. Up the blues! miss you Dad.
I AM FUN CHELSEA FROM 1970. FIRST EUROPEAN CUP FOR CHELSEA AGAINST REAL MADR. IN PEREUS GREECE!!!REMEMBER WAS THE FIRST TIME GAME LIVE OF GREEK TV. GREETINGS
Right in the middle of the shed that day as a 19 year old- best day ever supporting Chelsea.
Great days, Harris & Bonetti the old guard, everyone else mere youngsters. Clive Walker was a fantastic winger.
What a day Wilkins was out and the shed was rocking never never going to forget about it walker on fire and neal still having nightmares
Louisejames23: don’t forget Charlie Cooke & Mickey Droy
Was at this game as a 12 year old,best you'll never walk alone done by the Shed that I can remember and the Shed was packed, only other game I can remember so many in was the Crystal palace cup game,shed was absolutely chockers that day with the infamous Kung Fu kick in the North Stand.
@Chelsea still the special ones proud moment indeed I use to sit on the whitewall right at the back of the Shed, So many great memories as a kid and was lucky enough to go to some great games in the mid to late 70's. All the London away games,I think Charlton is the only ground I didn't go to.
Man I miss Brian Moore
Happy memories 💙
aaaah.if only we could go back to that very day eh!when all this was eons away.a mind blowing memory!
BRILLIANT just BRILLIANT ! team AND crowd ………...
What an atmosphere 👌🏻👌🏻
The shed was rocking that day even with out Wilkins we were never never going to lose I remember walking up to the ground and it was already rocking what a day
The brilliant days of the Shed
Couldn't agree more !! I used to stand right in the middle of the shed where there was always a great atmosphere. It's time they brought back terracing in my opinion. There's no real atmosphere in all-seater stadiums like it used to be in the late 70's early 80's. All the money that's come into the game has spoilt it for the true fans like us who would travel all over the country and try and outsing the home fans. We used to take over 10,000 away to the grounds that could cope with that ammount of support. Now all you get is a couple of thousand stuck in a corner somewhere with a crap view. It's not a working man's game anymore just a social event for tourists and foreigners who don't mind paying £50 a ticket. Most of them haven't got a clue who's playing who, while the real fans have been priced out of the game. When I first started going it was £2.50 to get in and a season ticket was £50 now it costs that for one match, which can't be right. BRING BACK TERRACING!!!!!!!!!!!
There was nothing quite like the whole Shed celebrating in unison. Still brings a lump to the throat.
Yes yes neal still having nightmares till this day
Bare hands hurt more on a cold day...two great goalies!!!
Will never forget this day 12 years old went with me Big brother and all the Brixton Boys Clive Walker was on fire KTBFFH
i was there in the benches my abiding memory is being behind clive walker when his first goal was scored and watching the whole thing
bigissue I was there too on the benches the same as you great days I'm watching it now and I'm back in the day
That was my Chelsea
God, what a bloody awful defence Liverpool had that day. Even the normally so reliable Clemence had a howler with that first goal. All credit to Chelsea, though! :)
@smsjsc: do me a favour, that shot bent to the left like a banana shot, only Brazilians could hit a ball like that. I was in the North Stand supporting Chelsea and I saw that ball bend like a banana real time, give Clive Walker some credit. clemence was a great goalkeeper and got beat fare and square.
@@patriotictwinsuk5758Granted a good shot by walker. But Clemence should have had it. No wonder his head was in his hands. Chelsea deserved winners. But I say again, Liverpool were woeful in defence
@@SMSJSC your missing the point, look at it again, Clemence was slow to react, but he did eventually get into position to save the shot, but it literally bent like a banana away from his hands into a very marginal slot, between his hands and the the upright post and crossbar, literally a perfect shot.
What your also not taking into consideration was the fact it had unbelievable power and pace in that shot and once it started bending away from clemence, it was moving at such speed he couldn’t react the second time. Please stop criticising clemence, he actually eventually got into the right position, but it bent away from him, give praise where praise is due.
If Walker’s name was walkilino and he had dark hair and olive skin and spoke portuguese, you would be salivating that only a Brazilian could do that sort of thing with a football.
The Magnificent Shed
Singing "you'll never walk alone"? Fuckin' mugs.
Wow what a great day no Wilkins neal is still looking for walker and still having nightmares
And I was a 15 year old black boy going to the shed and I was going on my own and i remember that the n f even gave me respect and said he is only a boy that loves Chelsea leave him alone .
One of the or
One of the genuine original black boys at Chelsea keep in touch
Back when Football was football. & Not a Money making Machine as it is now a day's. Bring back the Old Football League
great times to be young
makes me laugh ... David Johnson steaming into Peter Bonetti and trying to claim a penalty. I had always thought that Chelsea were a bit backs to the wall in this particular game ... not a chance, scoreline flattered Liverpool, not Chelsea
"And Chelsea have the white socks". - For those watching in black and white.
That makes no sense
Great game, the Reds didn't take many beatings like that, the next one was probably Coventry in '83.
Typical chelsea back in the days. Beat the best teams then lose 0-6 to teams like Oxford ,Rotherham lol. thats why we loved them. My first Chelsea game live was in this season, away at Everton again it was 0-6. Next one away was 79-80 and Chelsea won.
oh I always thought that it was chelsea6-0 Rotherham and rotherham1-4chelsea!it must have been the other way around!I didn't know about oxford6-0 Chelsea!there was chelsea1-4 Oxford though wasn't there!Chelsea 1984,5 and6.what a fantastic side that they were.!fantastic memories.all those feelings!
@@motormouthalmighty lol good times.but crap team times. I dont remember 0.6 at oxford neither tbf. Maybe i just meant losing to mediocre teams! Shrewsbury i rememeber beat us in league away. Grimsby away we lost 0-2 i think, i was at Bolton away 96 97 Gullit etc league cup game lost again miserably. Matthew Harding died that night!.Horrible times.
@@andisadler2897 good man!strangely I remember watching the tragic horrible story about Mathew Harding and the helicopter crash.i've written articles about helicopter and aeroplane safety.ninety percent of fatal crashes are normally avoidable with just a few precautions and checks.cheksea are now a world giant.they won the league under former arsenal striker,ted drake around 1955.they hadn't won the league title for fifty years,then Jose mourinho guided them to the title.they've now won everything in the book.two titles in three seasons!2015 and 2017!incredible.fa cup finals galore!beautiful team when they had pat Nevin and Kerry Dixon!I'll never forget that last minute 2-1 winner at man united,which ended their title hopes!absolutely beautiful season and days.when everything was good!before they created this horror.chelsea FC united park rangers state penitentiary for teams who weren't sharp enough to come away from stamford bridge with the girls and the money!very tough team to beat!especially while they are still awake!
@@motormouthalmighty most definate.bud. people say Abramovich made CFC great but top 6 finishes in league since 97, 2 fa cups, 2 cup winners cup, 1 league cup all before Abramovich. He just put that final touch needed. Great to speak qabout old Chelsea, well any old football even dirty leeds i watch documentaries. Leeds etc thtoughout 70s,80s love em all.
@@andisadler2897 Leeds United!what a team!won nothing since something like 1913 ISH or 1919 after reforming as Leeds after Leeds city were investigated by the fa for illegal conduct.probably financial!from 1965 to 1975 were involved in fa cup finals and league title races!what a team!after decades of nothing!wolves had nothing to play for,apparently played the last game of the season like a cup final beating Leeds 1-0 to stop them winning the league title,giving it to Liverpool!Chelsea beat Leeds 2-1 in the 1970 replay I believe!Peter Osgood's death was a huge shock Graeme le saux ,the poshest footballer ever,commented on his shock death!Osgood!is good!Osgood was good!that fa cup final when Chelsea lost 1-2 to arsenal,as league champions,possibly 2017 ISH,was absolutely pulsating.apart from arsenal3-2 hill city 2014 ISH,it was maybe the greatest fa cup final since the glory days.it was almost like the 1970s/80s again!what a cup final that that was!Wembley!Chelsea,Liverpool,arsenal ,man city and man united are never away from the place! in 1872 ,Wanderers,royal engineers etc,the big six,old Etonians,they went off in a huff when Blackburn Olympic ended their stranglehold in 1883 ish.and other teams came in.the big six now,including Tottenham have been in for decades!it's more or less been going on since wolves of the 1950s,apart from Everton a couple of times.if money rules the waves,Rotherham or Newport are going to struggle to compete with Chelsea!it's absolutely unreal money!
I was in the shed We fuckin loved it
No football can match English football for excitement..never has.never will
Sat next to Tommy Langley's Dad this day. Absolutely despise Liverpool and grew to hate Chelsea as much in the next 51 yrs. But great day
I remember being at this game what a day never see the likes again enough said
Yes yes I will never never forget walking up to the ground and hearing Wilkins out but the shed was rocking that we were never never going to lose and neal must still be having nightmares walker was on fire and we can remember neal did not which way was going to go behind the back of the goal what a day and we me and you have seen us win every thing the highs and the lows thank you Chelsea.
I was at this game... A few moons later I ended up playing a few preseason games with Clive Walker at Sutton United.
Good old days when we had real fans not plastic sight seaers
Yes yes we were never never going to lose that day even with the news Wilkins was out the atmosphere was amazing and I am the old school black guy I am 59 come on you blues
£2.40 to sit in the West Stand. Proper football in those days.
I was there...good old shed
Yes yes the shed was rocking that day even with out Wilkins we were never never going to lose even though they were European champions
Went to watch Wimbledon, dont recall opponent, this day and remember getting scores coming through on my little transistor radio
Chelsea fans at their best!
What a beautiful and amazing sound the shed was rocking that day even with out Wilkins
I was at the game but don’t remember it only being 1-0 at half time!
And both keepers didn't need stupid gloves. As a chelsea fan who was they good old fashioned cup tie.
I was there, classic game 😊
Was there chelsea finest ..
And this was when Victimpool - the scouse gits were European Champs! When the Shed was alive it was a cracking time. Nobody came near us tho a few tried. WHEN we get the stadium situation sorted we need to get all us noisey sods back into one end. We are spread round the ground and have been since we gave 1/2 the Shed to away fans. Still remember the meeting we had to decide what we were going to do/where we were to go. Nobody could agree so we split up and went in different areas. I'm still up in MH upper east side but would be the dogs to have the Shed back in safe standing.
ah yes back in the day when we allegedly had no history but could still turn the all conquering scousers over..
You can see here what a top club Chelsea have always been
Classic Chelsea ,play like God against Liverpool then to lose to fecking Orient! 🙄🤣
Normally I would go up the Bridge from Streatham on the 137 to Sloane Sq and then get on the 11. I remember the first time I was hit by a feeling that we were gonna win a game and it was Psychic !!!. This time I was on the tube from Victoria to the Broadway and as usual we stopped at Earls ct for a few mins...as the train was waiting to go I had this overwhelming feeling that we had this in the bag and also it was going to be a big win....Fuck me ! was I right...next time I got one of those was WC final 98 when I got the score right and pulled in £80 notes for a fiver bet.....Never gave Chelsea money after Zola's testimonial...when we lose the Russian the last thing we need is a septic owner....I will follow my team down to the dungeons of the lower leagues with pride...Come on you Chels..Lets start again with a team of kids of all colors who are Londoners who play for the shirt and not the dosh....
1977/78 Season Context: This match was played 25 years BEFORE the financial doping of Chelsea began and 14 years AFTER the financial doping of Liverpool began. Liverpool were in the midst of a rather "plastic" decade-long successful run (backed by the wealthiest boardroom in English football), after winning promotion from Division Two in the mid 1960s.
At this point in time, both clubs boasted the grand total of THREE FA Cups between them! Historic clubs like, say, West Bromwich Albion, had more than that on their own.
'decade-long successful run'. Make that two decades. At least. Also, Liverpool were promoted in 1962. Never finished lower than 8th since then. While Chelsea have been relegated twice since then.
you're spouting shite about Liverpool. Clueless.
I was there.
Such a shame we went out to Leyton Orient after a reply in 5th Round
what was the song at 8:18?... goosebumps
brilliant day was 17
Yes I think neal is still looking for walker and the shed was rocking even with out Wilkins we were never never going to lose that day what an amazing sound nothing like since please give me a reply back Chelsea Chelsea
Famous Chelsea 💙
Shilton was the Gaffer, Clemence was the Gaffe. Disastrous policy
England operated around this time, giving them alternate games.
If Ray Clemence had been in goal against Poland at Wembley in '73 England would have gone to the World Cup.
@@barrywebster1128 Very true. Shilton's howler against Poland cost England their place at the '74 World Cup. Clemence would have saved it. Easily.
I was there⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
Both goalie bare hands
C-H-E-L-S-E-A, CHELSEA*******MAY 1977 LIVERPOOL WAS CHAMPIONS, AND CHELSEA IN SECOND DIVISION!!!!
1:46 Clemence - Lightening reacti0ns!
T0 be fair, 0n their day, when the reds were bad they were fucking atr0ci0us!!
Chelsea should keep only the lion with CFC on their shirt, like Liverpool do with the liverbird with LFC
MrKaravaj I agree think I prefer this badge to the current one
First game 1971 we won 13-0 against a one arm striker team ,jeunesse Hautcharage .i was at a charity event. 2004 Peter osgood was there I was talking to him about that game and said to him about the one arm striker ,he said to me he was piss off because he could not take throw ins
Bit of a hoodoo team forus in the cup in those days
ha ha..yes they could never beat us at the bridge alrite! no history my arse! Id say they hated playing us at the bridge!
Remember gettin legged at Victoria tube station
by who.
red flag chelsea
@@brenforan4916 ah ok
@@brenforan4916 was you st the game bud
red flag yeah
Brian Moore was obviously a Liverpool fan...
He was a Gillingham fan.
I am a Chelsea fan and I was being sarcastic COYB
Beat the European and League champions by a cricket score then get knocked out in Round 5 by Orient. Typical Chelsea. Why did most of the stadium not have a roof?
Mind you no Russian money in those days. And no kneeling down before the kick off either. Halcyon days.
No kneeling eh ! But shocking racist abuse directed at black players in those days. Thank goodness football has evolved.
@@johnholmes8178 outrageous homophobic abuse at Anfield the other week, so bad the stadium announcement went on longer than the prematch YNWA. Thank goodness football has evolved.
@@Chigleybus Wrong. The homophobic incident involved three fans - all apprehended - outside the ground. In the meantime, the Chelsea fans proceeded with their Hillsborough taunts. Along with the usual, puerile, 'sign on' dirge. Football has evolved, but for too many Chelsea fans, the earth is still flat.
Love
Love chelsea true blue
I don't think the skill of players has improved. The conditions are better now and maybe the fitness. The way teams defend now is very organized as well. But I don't think the entertainment is better now.
That’s what I meant Robcfc2005
Any violence?
Why? Do you want some?
@@tomthomas9708😂
🦁4 - 💩2!
Shame Liverpool lost this game,the route to the final would have easy after that,only arsenal would been and issues in the semis, we beat them in league cup semis of the same year.
No scouser at the bridge that day?
8:55...about 3,000 Liverpool there...Chelsea didn't come near Anfield in those days....until segregation came in.
Liverpool took a massive mob that day....wore totally different clobber to everyone in the country....FACT.... Got sussed out straight away @ parsons green tube.. ... sometimes massive mobs are too big...Liverpool will admit coming off second best on a particular day.... Unlike most other mobs.....!!!! Heard every cockney mob in London was out that day....but knowone came to liverpool /everton mobbed up until the early 80's.....!!!!
Dippers had a good mob that day, but few could live with the Chelsea Northstand in that era.
@@ijs6427
Arsenal had the whole Anfield Road end a few weeks later in the League Cup semi final first leg
@@barrywebster1128 They had half the Anfield Road End that day. Liverpool fans occupied the other half.
I thought they had no history
david paul anyone who says we have no history is a complete cunt and knows nothing, I’d have those days back again when the grounds were attended by real fans
Robcfc2005 I am a Chelsea fan and I was being sarcastic COYB
No worries my out burst was not directed at you but to the twats who do constantly say that.
Fair
to be fair its really only those bitter bindippers that say that we have no history!
Booo Liverpool are rubbish
Finished that season as European Champions... 🤔
I see a 1,000 video Liverpool win,this is the first i see, Liverpool loses... Liverpool is the best team in uk..by far.