Please Help

[Peabody]

Just looking at TFI and there is a thread that has a Pathe News clip of Fulham training at Craven Cottage. It includes Johnny Haynes, Roy Bentley, Tony Macedo and Robin Lawlor. Problem is, I cant copy it on to here, so if anyone can do the work for me, it will interest all of you who have never seen The Hammy End without a roof. It will certainley interest Blingo ( and maybe Tony Gilroy) and I was really impressed by Jimmy Langley's furry slippers.

[Hammer Smith]

It's brilliant isn't it? My daughter emailed it to me and I put the link on TIFF - I use the Hammer Smith name there but I wasn't able to use that name when I registered on here. Here's the link for anyone who's interested:

http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=247

COYSWs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[CorkedHat]

Great stuff Mr P. Jimmy Hill hasn't changed.
The only thing missing is a shot of Reg Stratton sweeping the terraces

[blingo]

Fantastic. Just fantastic. Thank you.

[CorkedHat]

On that clip is a link to the Fulham v Newcastle Cup Tie in 1956 a game that Mr Peabody and myself are always crapping on about being Fulham's greatest match (until the Juventus win).
Note how Jimmy Hill was the skipper a fact that I had forgotten, but what a delight it was to see dear old Tosh crack home a hat trick.

[Whiteroom]

That is brilliant. Watch the one where we beat Port vale. It is absolutely hilarious when the commentator says 'what a ding dong game'. It would make me so happy to hear that sort of commentary now.

[blingo]

I always knew Tosh as "Mr Chamberlin" CH as I knew his sons who are around my age and if I knocked on his door and he answered it was ALWAYS "Mr Chamberlin" i believe they used to call it respect in those days  :dft009:. But that was a long time ago m8. 56 was a good year as it was the year i was born  :dft012:

[The Equalizer]

Great video. And I love the furniture in Jimmy Langley's house! Red and grey armchairs that went with his socks and slippers!

[Peabody]

I think I have said before, how Jimmy L used to wear the shortest shorts and had very long throw-in. Imagine, he also wore furry red slippers

[CorkedHat]

I think I have said before, how Jimmy L used to wear the shortest shorts and had very long throw-in. Imagine, he also wore furry red slippers

Jimmy also had the weirdest pair of legs. He looked as though he had just got off a horse after riding it non-stop for a week.
And Mr B - I am afraid that good manners and respect by kids today has almost disappeared. When I used to queue up for their autographs I would never dream of calling Haynes - Johnny or Jezzard - Beddy! I don't know what I called Reg Stratton because I never wanted his autograph :035:

[LBNo11]

[lakey]

 
Please dont keep showing all these old news clips especially today, Iam reaching for the tissues again I think a small dram may help.   

                           Yours in grateful thanks.      Lakey