Iconic SAFC Photos

[Grimsby Mackem]

Catts standing over an injured piss biscuit is class

 

[englishman abroad]

Can someone add the CT final eve in Trafalgar Square

 

[jcrossan]

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Pick that one out, Joe.

Was there ever a better goal...

 

[houst69]

Excellent thread

 

[b1gals]

@My Boy Harry Class pictures Mate - not sure how I can copy them to pass off as my own with your watermarks across them

Central station Newcastle

Really ?

 

[Deleted member 35923]

@My Boy Harry Class pictures Mate - not sure how I can copy them to pass off as my own with your watermarks across them


Really ?

99% sure aye

 

[KNGHTHOOD]

Sunderland AFC 1909/10 - Players Off Duty At Roker Park in front of the main stand

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Albert Milton in the front row was killed in action during WW1

Should of called us the Hatters

 

[Rob the Ref]

I don't get it , I just see two blokes walking near RP

It captures that era for me.
I was a young teenager and Todd was my hero, our best player by a mile, the only one at that time who could hold his own against all the top players of the top teams like Best, Charlton and Law at Man U.
His name was chalked on many walls and on many school haversacks including mine.

 

[Safc2014]

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Colback broken into pieces on the ground. Lee Barry Cattermole surveying the wreckage proudly.

Iconic. Leader. Captain.

Yep! There’s my favourite!

 

[ighty seven]

Those old coloured photos are superb. Did you post one a year or so ago which had Charlie Hurley standing over someone looking as if he’s about to rip someones head off

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[trustnoone]

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i hav a signed copy of this one

 

[DahnSarf]

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When Monty first came into the team as a teenager, some of the thugs in the other teams tried to have a go and intimidate him.
Unfortunately, they always found the King in their way.
Many of them ended up like this...…………..

This looks a bit later than that but my point stands

 

[Tongey]

Can someone add the CT final eve in Trafalgar Square

This one?

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[englishman abroad]

This one?

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cheers

 

[JL1985]

The photo of Shaun Wright Phillips out jumping Murphy summed up that era perfectly.

 

[Robercik]

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Good old Steve Smelt, Physio

 

[safctommie]

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The Clown Prince

What was the attendance that day?????

 

[Pooter]

When Monty first came into the team as a teenager, some of the thugs in the other teams tried to have a go and intimidate him.
Unfortunately, they always found the King in their way.
Many of them ended up like this...…………..

This looks a bit later than that but my point stands

This was Easter 1968, we won 2-0 against Arsenal. The sub on the floor is Bobby Gould. There is another photo of this incident where Monty has thrown the ball down on his head. I think Gould went in late and paid the price.

Anmelden – Google Konten

 

[the jackel]

Excuse me. Can we have a little chat, please.

my first ever game that

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what a ride this was. this era is up there with the monkey heed era. class

 

[The Hunter]

Aye his boots were "baseball boots" a canvas plimsoll boot. No studs or a hard toe-cap like a footy boots were in those days. Apparently Charlie had blistered his feet in his footy boots on the hard earth surface so went in to the final game of the 1964 season wearing canvas baseball boots. Kicking a 1960's vintage laced casey took some doing without a reinforced toe-cap. Charlie was well hard'

You can still buy baseball boots
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Canvas-Baseball-Boots-Black-White/dp/B07CRS8TLF

It's a romantic thought, but league matches did not use laced caseys as late as 1964. Still leather, I grant you, but the lace-up balls (still used by my school team at the time - complete with separate bladder) had been pensioned off in league games by then.