@robertmdaws It is 1969,England went there to experience the conditions before Mexico 1970. With Gordon West playing,this was taken at the Azreca Stadium before a 0-0 friendly. It might have been the same day that Neil Armstrong became the 1st man on the moon...not 100% sure on that!
@norman_speakes@stamford_bridge Yes,I was there that day... January 10th (how do I remember this stuff when I can't remember what I had to eat yesterday?) Poor Tommy wasn't very good that day....
@BygoneChelsea I was there in The Shed. Nearly crushed to death outside before the gates opened...really scary. Then again when some crash barriers collapsed....what on earth were they thinking?
@henrywinter I remember that game in 1969,Gordon West was in goal. So they went to Ecuador to train before the World Cup the following year...they should have stayed away from that Jewellers though!
@BygoneChelsea The cover photo shows Ossie equalising in the 12th minute (I think) after Jimmy Husband had put eventual champions Everton ahead very early. It Finished 1-1,and I was in the East Stand with my dad.
@BygoneChelsea I was there in The Shed. Can still remember Ossie's flukey winner rolling slowly in. Nice to be there for Charlton's last match,he was presented with a silver cigarette box by Brian Mears...how times change.
@crosshavenafc@ChelseaFC@SkySportsPL@skysports_sheth@BBCSport@ChelseaFanTVyt A brilliant tribute.I'm Chelsea since 1967,and although he was playing in my first game,he didn't score,but I had the pleasure of seeing him find the net on several occasions. He was injured a lot in 69,and although only 29 he got replaced by Ian Huchinson and missed out on the
@SchoolerSport I don't watch much women's tennis Andy,but I saw that today,she played just great,and served it out wonderfully. Very attractive girl too!