Preston North End v Wolverhampton Wanderers (1904)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- This film is part of the Mitchell and Kenyon collection - an amazing visual record of everyday life in Britain at the beginning of the twentieth century.
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When I was about 9 years old I was given a silver shield shaped medallion with ''FA cup final 1904 runners up'' written on the back and engraved with a little footballer kicking a ball there too, by an old man who lived on our street. My mum used to make dinners for him & he had no living relatives left. That was in the early '70s. I kept it special all my life until ... I felt sorry for some homeless guy & let him stay overnight during bad weather (yes I know, I'm an idiot). About 2 weeks later I found that my birth certificate, gold first holy communion cross & the medal were missing. Never to be seen again.
- Careful with your charity folks.
never trust in a homeless guy again...i wish i had a old medal like you had
I can't watch anything from this era without wondering how many of the men and boys we see made it to 1919.
1:42 was that a prehistoric Cruyff turn?
Yes that's the Cryuff turn
I see what you mean i think he may have some explaining to do.
F'in cool!!
McBride was a legend, 6 Scottish caps back then was worth about 60 nowadays, and probably more when goalkeeping was seriously hazardous for your health!!
He is was my great great granddad
Couldn't imagine someone play acting and feigning injury in that era
I remember this game!!!
Good footage amazing its still around
0:55 😨😲 Peter Dinklage is a time traveler!
looks like Hornswoggle WWE
Interestingly the West Stand now gone looks unchanged. Sat in it many times. Warm and cosy each spectator had their own pillar.
Pela época, era bem organizado.
Meu falecido avô tinha 03 anos de idade nesta época!
I'm sure its the old Spion Kop aka Fulwood End, not the Town End?
That's what I think. The home end.
Look at football grounds compared too now
anyone notice that the mascot was just a dwarf?
Never spotted it, mate!
@@user-sw2lv3zp6o Replying to a 10 year old comment... wtf. Gary's probably dead and you thought it was a good idea to reply to him.
Not just any old dwarf, that's a young Warwick Davis before he hit the road to stardom.
@@amassivevirgin4550 he literally posted 5 days ago,he is not dead.
@@mikeparkinson8192 Looks like Tyrion Lannister of GOT fame.
wolves are gong up!
Your wish came true
How many survived WW1 and the Spanish Flu?