Friendly vs Blackpool 1961

[DamoFramo]

Does anyone have any information about a mid season friendly played in January 1961 at Bloomfield Road, vs Blackpool?

Result scorers etc.

 

[Poodler]

https://afcheritage.org/matches/match-report?id=5682
 

 

 

 

post a pic of your wife’s’ tits

[Dom Sullivan]

11 minutes ago, DamoFramo said:

Does anyone have any information about a mid season friendly played in January 1961 at Bloomfield Road, vs Blackpool?

Result scorers etc.

 

@tommy will have been at the match

[dave_min]

Just now, Dom Sullivan said:

@tommy will have been at the match

Aye, @Tommy was there with his grandkids 

[Guest Matt Armstrong's Dog]

15 minutes ago, DamoFramo said:

Does anyone have any information about a mid season friendly played in January 1961 at Bloomfield Road, vs Blackpool?

Result scorers etc.

 

The only info. I can pass on min is that Blackpool must have been very poor back then as AFC, under the management of Tommy Pearson, were grim.

@Poodlerhas kindly provided a very informative link for you to look over st your leisure. 

If @Captain Cavemanwas still posting, he would've provided you with the relevant information you seek.

[DamoFramo]

10 minutes ago, Poodler said:

https://afcheritage.org/matches/match-report?id=5682
 

That’s incredible, thank you so much 

[Tommy]

40 minutes ago, dave_min said:

Aye, @Tommy was there with his grandkids 

You speak some amount of shite.

They were at Pleasure Beach.

[Johnnyred1]

1 hour ago, Tommy said:

You speak some amount of shite.

They were at Pleasure Beach.

There's no better thrill than being on a big dipper.

[Tommy]

1 hour ago, Johnnyred1 said:

There's no better thrill than being on a big dipper.

You keep your homo erotic thoughts about scousers to yourself.

[Johnnyred1]

6 minutes ago, Tommy said:

You keep your homo erotic thoughts about scousers to yourself.

😅. And there was me talking about a roller coaster.

[Tommy]

2 minutes ago, Johnnyred1 said:

😅. And there was me talking about a roller coaster.

Aye ok. 😂

[Bebo]

 

[RedRichard]

2-3-5 fallen out of fashion?

[Hoppy]

Inverting the pyramid

[RUL]

10 hours ago, Matt Armstrong's Dog said:

The only info. I can pass on min is that Blackpool must have been very poor back then as AFC, under the management of Tommy Pearson, were grim.

@Poodlerhas kindly provided a very informative link for you to look over st your leisure. 

If @Captain Cavemanwas still posting, he would've provided you with the relevant information you seek.

Weirdly Blackpool were actually in one of the better phases of their history with a prolonged period in the top division. 

[TerryMcDermott]

8 hours ago, Bebo said:

 

One must appreciate the mindset of a 1961 programme illustrator.

“It says Blackpool and it’s football but will the average reader absorb this? I think not. So I’ll draw football and put a Blackpool Tower on it”

[fine-n-dandy]

13 hours ago, Poodler said:

https://afcheritage.org/matches/match-report?id=5682
 

 

 

 

post a pic of your wife’s’ tits

Would assume it’s a nostalgic request for a game he attended in 1961 🤔 & you want to see his wife’s tits?

[Guest Matt Armstrong's Dog]

3 hours ago, RUL said:

Weirdly Blackpool were actually in one of the better phases of their history with a prolonged period in the top division. 

Very true min. IIRC they finished FA Cup runners-up in 1948 (losing to Manchester United in the final) and 1951 (getting beat by Newcastle United (one of the Magpies' last ever domestic trophy successes)).

Finally Blackpool won the cup in 1953, when Stan Mortensen, who played for AFC during WWII, scored a hat-trick. Their side also included legends Stanley Matthews and one club man Jimmy Armfield.

Finished runners-up in the top division a few tears before we played them in the friendly, in question.

[DamoFramo]

 

the request was for a nostalgic Blackpool fc social post.

thanks for the help 👍 

https://www.facebook.com/share/pzNxecn7nGcvDHjQ/?mibextid=WC7FNe

[strachanmcgheegoal]

2 hours ago, TerryMcDermott said:

One must appreciate the mindset of a 1961 programme illustrator.

“It says Blackpool and it’s football but will the average reader absorb this? I think not. So I’ll draw football and put a Blackpool Tower on it”

To be fair he could have drawn litter, seagull crap and a 1970’s bbc nonce grooming kids and got not quite the same effect

[YorksRed]

To our Blackpool friend, looking at the Aberdeen line up the number 8, was the Charlie Cooke (laterly Chelsea) he played for Aberdeen in the early 60's

[sooth_stander]

12 hours ago, Bebo said:

 

The number 6 for the Dons must have been an easy target for the boo boys