REGAN IN THE YEARS – The FA Cup Third Round of 1974-75
FA Cup Round Three 1974-75 (4/1/75): Jack Regan debuts leading the Flying Squad in The Sweeney and non-league Wimbledon take flight at Burnley in the FA Cup.
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BABY, THERE’S GOALS OUTSIDE – the Division One fixtures of Boxing Day 1974……
Boxing Day 1974: Some semblance of normality – Malcolm Macdonald scores for the first time in six games as Newcastle win at Carlisle.
IS THIS THE BEGINNING OR IS IT THE END? The Opening Day Division One fixtures of 1974-75:
Opening Day 1974-75: 19 days into the Brian Clough-era, champions Leeds begin the season with defeat at Stoke………..
(WEST) GERMANY HAULING – The 1974 World Cup….
World Cup 1974: Host nation West Germany become world champions in adding to their European Championship triumph of two years before.
ALL THINGS MUST PASS – Twenty Great Games of 1968-69……
TWENTY GREAT GAMES of 1968-69: THRIVE AT LEEDS – the title goes to Elland Road in record-breaking style……
HERE, THERE and EVERYWHERE – TWENTY GREAT GAMES of 1966-67
Twenty Great Games of 1966-67: THE THIRD DEGREE – QPR from Division Three win the first Wembley League Cup Final.
EARLY SCORES – The FA Cup Fourth Round of 1973-74
FA Cup Round Four 1973-74: Rather McKenzie – wiping the floor with Manchester City as he walks away with the praise….
CUP & BOWLES – The FA Cup Third Round of 1973-74:
Talk about there being good news and bad news. Those hungover from too much revelry the night before awoke at their leisure on New Year’s Day 1974 as the UK enjoyed January 1st being a public holiday for the first…
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THE WORLD OUTSIDE IS FRIGHTFUL BUT THE FOOTBALL WAS SO DELIGHTFUL – the Division One Boxing Day fixture programme of 1973:
BOXING DAY 1973: Festive flops/Christmas crackers: Sheffield United – joyful and triumphant at Old Trafford……….
ON A CAROUSEL – Twenty Great Games of 1967-68
Twenty Great Games of 1967-68: If 1966 had been the year of Ramsey, ‘Revolver’ and revelry on the Mersey, then 1968 belonged to Busby, Best, Book and Bell.