Who was in goal the furst game you saw ? (7 Viewers)

Jcap · Sunday at 2:09 AM

Skyblue Bangkok said:
Bobby Mcdonald went in goal

Ah cheers - makes more sense than Alan Greene!!

higgs · Sunday at 8:28 AM

Oggy oggy oggy

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StrettoBoy · Sunday at 8:32 AM

olderskyblue said:
Bob Wesson, v Sunderland 1963

Same for me.

F.A. cup Fifth round and we won 2-1

StrettoBoy · Sunday at 8:35 AM

junglej13 said:
This thread has almost made me feel like I've been catfished for years. Thinking I've been chatting to people of similar age only to find out I've been chatting with a crowd of pensioners.

... So much so I almost feel like I need to explain the word catfish to said pensioners.

I'm 70 and I have no idea what you are saying.

Calista · Sunday at 8:58 AM

Skyblue Bangkok said:
Alan Greene was about 5 foot 6 inches tall

In stilettos

MickM · Sunday at 9:06 AM

Calista said:
You make Voice of Reason and some of the others look like mere youngsters.

IIRC the Holy Roman Empire beat the Duchy of Normandy 1-0 in the final that year.

olderskyblue · Sunday at 9:15 AM

StrettoBoy said:
Same for me.

F.A. cup Fifth round and we won 2-1

Giant killers

Otis · Sunday at 9:22 AM

Calista said:
You make Voice of Reason and some of the others look like mere youngsters.

IIRC the Holy Roman Empire beat the Duchy of Normandy 1-0 in the final that year.

I am still absolutely fuming about that!! The Empire striker was clearly at least 2 yards offside!! At least that's what the bloke who sat next to me said.

I couldn't quite see myself, as a stadium vendor was blocking my view as he walked past, selling badger spleens and otter noses.

Cally Fedora · Sunday at 10:12 AM

Was always going to be difficult for Normandy though with the Empire having half the world to choose from and rolling out their innovative shield wall defensive system.

Jarvo87 · Sunday at 2:17 PM

Jim Blyth
V Ipswich, Dec ‘76

MickM · Sunday at 2:53 PM

Glazier and Stepney March 1968 I was 9. I remember wondering why there was Red and White scarves everywhere. My Dads mate who took me said after you’ve just watched the City beat Man U who had some of the best players in the world

The Great Eastern · Sunday at 3:29 PM

Brylowes said:
I take it you mean 1966/7

Doh..... Showing my age. Like a load of young lads, the England World Cup win turned me on to the beautiful game much to the annoyance of my dad who was an avid egg chaser.

JimmyHillsbeard · Sunday at 3:45 PM

JimmyHillsbeard said:
Bill Glazier

https://www.11v11.com/matches/coventry-city-v-stoke-city-05-december-1970-80917/

I ought to point out that the Stoke goalkeeper that day was Gordon Banks

Kneeza · Sunday at 3:50 PM

Bob Wesson or Dave Meeson - can't remember which, but think it was probably Bob.
Then we signed the great Bill Glazier and never looked back (until he broke his friggin' leg

).

LastGarrison · Sunday at 4:07 PM

Oggy.

Think it was 85. Lost to Liverpool 2-0 but that was me hooked.

Orlando · Sunday at 4:33 PM

Bryan King against QPR 1975.

Houchens Head · Sunday at 5:27 PM

Bill Glazier 1964

Grendel · Sunday at 5:32 PM

skybluetony176 said:
Oggy.

His first commentary on CWR?

ccfctommy · Sunday at 5:50 PM

John Filan

Oggy was out with a broken leg, this was about September 1995.

I think I may have even seen Jonathan Gould play aswell before Oggy.

Major Tom · Sunday at 8:36 PM

Jim Blyth

Kubrick · Sunday at 9:05 PM

Bill Glazier, but Les Sealey lived nearby and older kids on our estate gave him hell.

Skyblueabo1111 · Sunday at 9:10 PM

Bill Glazier

Skyblueabo1111 · Sunday at 9:11 PM

Kubrick said:
Bill Glazier, but Les Sealey lived nearby and older kids on our estate gave him hell.

Sealey, one of the best keepers, ever

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT · Sunday at 10:23 PM

Otis said:
Quite easy really. You just need a wall, some guns, blindfolds and a bit of rope.

And Bob's your uncle.

I know you're only joking Otis, well I think you are.

If you're lucky you may get old one day Otis.

WestEndAgro · Sunday at 11:23 PM

Sadly I can't confirm which keeper.
I was to young to remember and Dad can't confirm due to his lack of memory.
I definitely watched Ramsbottom and Brian King, it may even have been Glazier, unfortunately I'll never know for sure.
It would have been 73/74 aged around 6, who ever it was, I was hooked and have been attending ever since.
PUSB

stevefloyd · Sunday at 11:32 PM

Bill Glazier against Spurs 1970 I think Neil Martin was our striker

SkyBlueSi · Monday at 7:04 AM

Bill Glazier 1974 vs QPR

Otis · Monday at 7:45 AM

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT said:
I know you're only joking Otis, well I think you are.

If you're lucky you may get old one day Otis.

I would always consider myself very UNLUCKY to get really old one day.

Pete in Portugal · Monday at 8:32 AM

Bob Wesson

AOM · Monday at 10:49 AM

Magnus Hedman

wingy · Monday at 10:58 AM

Bert Troutman in keeping with the thread title,had to be careful with the spelling here!

Otis · Monday at 11:07 AM

wingy said:
Bert Troutman in keeping with the thread title,had to be careful with the spelling here!

You're lucky. I have to be careful with my spelling everywhere.

ovduk78 · Monday at 12:06 PM

wingy said:
Bert Troutman in keeping with the thread title,had to be careful with the spelling here!

If that was the German Man City goalkeeper his name was Bert Trautmann

wingy · Monday at 12:24 PM

ovduk78 said:
If that was the German Man City goalkeeper his name was Bert Trautmann

Really,god I googled it.

wingy · Monday at 12:26 PM

Senior moment just checked looked at the wrong line or whatever.

It's exactly as I assumed it would be.

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