Memory Lane Old Photos of Southend United.

[rshepp]

If this thread stays up.
I have access to a team signed photo in frame, with a cup. Not dated.
Manager Dave Smith.
1976 -1983

 

[Robert Baldwin]

1956 v Man City. It is one of the matches to feature on our 'Iconic Roots Hall Matches' prints that we are getting together for the club and the East Stand box corridor

First time I saw Southend on TV, BBC news.

 

[Robert Baldwin]

Southend United 2 v Liverpool 3​

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FA Cup 3rd round replay. Roots Hall. Wed 8 Jan 1958 at 14:00 UK local time.

• Harry Threadgold
• Arthur Williamson
• Sandy Anderson
• Jim Duthie
• Jimmy Stirling
• Ray Smith
• Errol Crossan
• Sammy McCrory
• Roy Hollis
• Kevin Baron
• Johnny McGuigan.

The first game was played 4 days earlier on the 4th January at Anfield. It ended 1-1.
We scored both goals, Lol. Ray Smith with an O.G. on 33 minutes. Johnny McGuigan equalising on 69 minutes. The crowd was 43,454.
So Southend United did well to earn the replay.


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If I remember rightly there was lot of school absence that afternoon, me included.

 

[Zeuss]

If I remember rightly there was lot of school absence that afternoon, me included.

I couldn’t bunk school AGAIN for this one—the previous round had also been a Wednesday afternoon replay ! (v Torquay £.

 

[Kitch]

 

[LCBB72]

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The Grand Old Lady , The South Bank .

 

[OldBlueLady]

I really don't have time to go through 138 pages of posts on here, but does anyone know of any really good crowd photos taken at Roots Hall, preferably with some decent age to them or of a particularly high profile match? Was quite hoping for a Man U, Chelsea or Liverpool one but not found anything from searching myself.

 

[ColinMorrisWalksOnWater]

Has anyone finishing 7th ever won the play offs

I really don't have time to go through 138 pages of posts on here, but does anyone know of any really good crowd photos taken at Roots Hall, preferably with some decent age to them or of a particularly high profile match? Was quite hoping for a Man U, Chelsea or Liverpool one but not found anything from searching myself.

Why those games from ones with an "age to them" ?

Better ones would be of real sparser crowds, not filled with hangers on.

 

[OldBlueLady]

Why those games from ones with an "age to them" ?

Better ones would be of real sparser crowds, not filled with hangers on.

Because it's for a specific purpose.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

I really don't have time to go through 138 pages of posts on here, but does anyone know of any really good crowd photos taken at Roots Hall, preferably with some decent age to them or of a particularly high profile match? Was quite hoping for a Man U, Chelsea or Liverpool one but not found anything from searching myself.

These are the best I can find Kay, I hope they help. I can't find any Chelsea at home, only away.

Southend v Liverpool. 1979.

Southend fans in the old massive South Bank.

Southend v Man Utd. 2006.

 

[Billy Bests boot laces]

These are the best I can find Kay, I hope they help. I can't find any Chelsea at home, only away.

Southend v Liverpool. 1979.

Southend fans in the old massive South Bank.

Southend v Man Utd. 2006.

Brilliant effort TSNB, top man.

 

[OldBlueLady]

Thank you @THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK much appreciated, some of those might work for what we want.

 

[LCBB72]

Thank you @THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK much appreciated, some of those might work for what we want.

Its a shame that colour pictures did not come about till the mid 70s .

 

[* ORM *]

Apols I for posted before but I don’t remember seeing this angle

 

[Callum]

Apols I for posted before but I don’t remember seeing this angle

Best angle that was

 

[Smiffy]

Best angle that was

Disagree...

 

[Callum]

Disagree...

Totally agree that is better

 

[Supershrimper]

Disagree...

Limbs!!

 

[TrueBlue]

Thank you @THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK much appreciated, some of those might work for what we want.

Got some more I have dug out Kay and a special sexy one for you at the bottom

 

[It'sGrimUpNorth]

The last one looks like the Sixfields?