Memory Lane Old Photos of Southend United.

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

Was it a photobucket link?

No.

 

[Ricey]

No.

Very odd, any more issues with the link, send the pictures to me and I’ll upload them.

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

We’ve discussed this TSNB and none of the mods have done anything here (why would we, anyway?). Can you still locate them at the place you found them before? If so we can get them back up one way or another.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

We’ve discussed this TSNB and none of the mods have done anything here (why would we, anyway?). Can you still locate them at the place you found them before? If so we can get them back up one way or another.

Thanks for your help Ricey and mods. Found source and are going up again. Don't know how or why they disappeared, but one of those things and no problem.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

Cheers guys, all good. Added some more, so worked out better.

 

[LBBlue]

Definitely Steve "chopper" Lamb; probably Tommy Horsfall although by 1974/75 he had finished his playing career at Southend; far right I believe is Bob Worthington.

How about Willie Coulson far left?

 

[LCBB72]

2nd left, def Steve Lamb.

He lives across the road from you .

 

[Chairman Trigg]

Remembered the name ,but not sure if I ever saw him play.

Kellard, a much-travelled midfielder,[3]began his career as a junior with Southend United and became Southend's youngest ever league player (at the age of 16 years and 208 days)[4] in September 1959 when he started the game at Bradford City. He turned professional in May 1960 and went on to score 15 times in 106 games for the Shrimpers before earning a £9,000 move to Crystal Palace in September 1963

 

[rigsby]

They look like a couple of villains out of the Sweeney

 

[Suffolk Shrimper In Dorset]

Remembered the name ,but not sure if I ever saw him play.

Kellard, a much-travelled midfielder,[3]began his career as a junior with Southend United and became Southend's youngest ever league player (at the age of 16 years and 208 days)[4] in September 1959 when he started the game at Bradford City. He turned professional in May 1960 and went on to score 15 times in 106 games for the Shrimpers before earning a £9,000 move to Crystal Palace in September 1963
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Still a local lad and in SUEPA - might use this pic on the SUEPA FB page. Time maybe to see if Bobby would like a Roots Hall day out I think ...

 

[ColinMorrisWalksOnWater]

You have actually scored a brace with that photo Trigg. Alan Dicks is also an ex Blue, playing 85 times for us between 1958 to 1962.

Nice pic that one.

 

[Up the Shrimpers]

Remembered the name ,but not sure if I ever saw him play.

Kellard, a much-travelled midfielder,[3]began his career as a junior with Southend United and became Southend's youngest ever league player (at the age of 16 years and 208 days)[4] in September 1959 when he started the game at Bradford City. He turned professional in May 1960 and went on to score 15 times in 106 games for the Shrimpers before earning a £9,000 move to Crystal Palace in September 1963
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17 yellow cards in 10 seasons, some players get that in a season now!

 

[Ex-Member1]

Bobby was a nice little player, very tiny but nippy and tricky.

 

[Well Fried Shrimp]

I just love this thread.

 

[westie]

Still a local lad and in SUEPA - might use this pic on the SUEPA FB page. Time maybe to see if Bobby would like a Roots Hall day out I think ...

I think you'll find that Bobby Kellard now lives in Spain.

 

[Bobby dazzler]

Nope, we only lost 1-0. Not bad as they were the Italian Champions.

i WAS THERE AND AM SURE IT WAS 3-0.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

i WAS THERE AND AM SURE IT WAS 3-0.

You're talking of a different match. We were talking of the 1970s one when they kept ball and won 1-0. You are talking of this one in 1993.

 

[Billy Bests boot laces]

I think you'll find that Bobby Kellard now lives in Spain.View attachment 9022

He wont need his Sheepskin out there!.

 

[westie]

Bobby was a nice little player, very tiny but nippy and tricky.

I wouldn't say Bobby was tiny. He was short in stature, but was stocky and deceptively strong in the tackle. I had the privilege of playing in the same Division 2 Wednesday League winning team as Bobby (AC Taxis) in 1980/81. Pictured here front row, bottom left.

 

[westie]

Can you spot me Nobbler?