| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 19:15 - Mar 20 with 721 views | Miaow |
(Twitter link instead of YouTube as the video quality is better on this one) |  |
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| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 19:22 - Mar 20 with 691 views | DJR |
We've got Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy Robertson on the wing, on the wing.
We've got Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy Robertson on the wing, on the wing.
Jimmy, Jimmy Robertson, Jimmy Robertson on the wing. |  | | |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 19:50 - Mar 20 with 636 views | michaeldownunder |
Long cross field ball to the wide player, who cut's inside then smashes it into the top corner. Nothing is new in football, Maybe K McK has been watching old town video's ? |  | | |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 20:16 - Mar 20 with 594 views | eddiespearitt03 |
Good to see. Bought back great memories.... |  | | |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 21:28 - Mar 20 with 508 views | RetroBlue |
Ha ha just look at that pitch. The prima donas today would throw a hissy fit having to play on that. |  |
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| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 21:31 - Mar 20 with 504 views | Bluespeed225 |
Played a huge part in our survival during a couple of difficult seasons. Cracking goal! Loved the first goal celebration! Did we just pip West Ham to survival that year? Next season an improvement, things starting to take shape, then 72/3 and it was off! | | | |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 21:37 - Mar 20 with 485 views | Whos_blue |
I was one month old!!!!
Great footage! |  |
| Distortion becomes somehow pure in its wildness. |
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| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 22:15 - Mar 20 with 438 views | Radlett_blue |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 21:31 - Mar 20 by Bluespeed225 |
Played a huge part in our survival during a couple of difficult seasons. Cracking goal! Loved the first goal celebration! Did we just pip West Ham to survival that year? Next season an improvement, things starting to take shape, then 72/3 and it was off! |
what a great March 1970 deadline Robertson (& Frank Clarke) were by Robson. We were struggling to score goals & in danger of relegation, they cost £50k apiece (a lot of money for Town in those days) & we won 5 of our last 7 games & still finished only 5pts clear of the drop. |  |
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| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 23:02 - Mar 20 with 387 views | Meadowlark |
Brilliant! I was a bit too young for away matches, but I was a regular at Portman Road by then. Not our best team but I just thought they were all great. Just after the start of the Robson years and so much more to come.
Fantastic! |  | | |
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| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 03:55 - Mar 21 with 340 views | witchdoctor |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 19:22 - Mar 20 by DJR |
We've got Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy Robertson on the wing, on the wing.
We've got Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy Robertson on the wing, on the wing.
Jimmy, Jimmy Robertson, Jimmy Robertson on the wing. |
ha ha ha…saved me from typing all that…😉 |  | | |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 07:33 - Mar 21 with 259 views | Churchman |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 21:31 - Mar 20 by Bluespeed225 |
Played a huge part in our survival during a couple of difficult seasons. Cracking goal! Loved the first goal celebration! Did we just pip West Ham to survival that year? Next season an improvement, things starting to take shape, then 72/3 and it was off! |
No, West Ham were relegated later in the decade.
Robertson wasn’t with us long, but he was as you say, key to our survival. I noticed Woods, Mills, Ian Collard and ‘Diesel’ Morris in the side and Lambert as sub. They were to become part of Robson’s first really good team.
Derek chopper Jefferson was not. I liked him. Blind as a bat, hard as nails, I think he literally booted anything that moved. He was essentially replaced by the great Allan Hunter. Now what a player he was….
The Boleyn Stadium was as I first remember visiting it in the mid 70s. Stands tight up against the pitch. It was very distinctive and an utter contrast to what they have now. They lost who they were when they moved to the Olympic Stadium. [Post edited 21 Mar 7:36]
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| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 07:49 - Mar 21 with 238 views | Vic |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 07:33 - Mar 21 by Churchman |
No, West Ham were relegated later in the decade.
Robertson wasn’t with us long, but he was as you say, key to our survival. I noticed Woods, Mills, Ian Collard and ‘Diesel’ Morris in the side and Lambert as sub. They were to become part of Robson’s first really good team.
Derek chopper Jefferson was not. I liked him. Blind as a bat, hard as nails, I think he literally booted anything that moved. He was essentially replaced by the great Allan Hunter. Now what a player he was….
The Boleyn Stadium was as I first remember visiting it in the mid 70s. Stands tight up against the pitch. It was very distinctive and an utter contrast to what they have now. They lost who they were when they moved to the Olympic Stadium. [Post edited 21 Mar 7:36]
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As a primary school lad at the time I had not long grown out of my Liverpool supporting days and started to support Town. Collard and Morris, especially the latter we’re my role model (I remember having his number 4 on my sock ties x remember those?)). Spent hours praying kicking the ball against a wall with the side of my foot like he did it.
I didn’t realise that Woods was in the team at that early stage. My memories of him are as a big part player who came into the team in about ‘73, but was ever reallly a regular until a fair bit later. Though I vividly remember his trickery in the games against dirty Leeds, and especially his superb curler for the winner in ‘75.
Happy memories. |  |
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| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 08:16 - Mar 21 with 208 views | witchdoctor |
| Great goal from Jimmy Robertson at Upton Park on this day in 1971 on 07:33 - Mar 21 by Churchman |
No, West Ham were relegated later in the decade.
Robertson wasn’t with us long, but he was as you say, key to our survival. I noticed Woods, Mills, Ian Collard and ‘Diesel’ Morris in the side and Lambert as sub. They were to become part of Robson’s first really good team.
Derek chopper Jefferson was not. I liked him. Blind as a bat, hard as nails, I think he literally booted anything that moved. He was essentially replaced by the great Allan Hunter. Now what a player he was….
The Boleyn Stadium was as I first remember visiting it in the mid 70s. Stands tight up against the pitch. It was very distinctive and an utter contrast to what they have now. They lost who they were when they moved to the Olympic Stadium. [Post edited 21 Mar 7:36]
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loved Chopper Jefferson and can remember he and Chelsea’s very own chopper..Harris..going at it in a snowy fixture at P R…although regarded as a dirty player it’s said that half his…ermm..mistimed tackles were down to his poor eyesight! | | | |
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