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    Re: Cardiff City 1949/50

    Quote Originally Posted by TWGL1 View Post
    I didn’t know they had a small stand between the Grange End and the grandstand enclosure.
    That was used as a press box.

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    Re: Cardiff City 1949/50

    Quote Originally Posted by Cyncoed Slumdog View Post
    That was used as a press box.
    A great film and great to see some of the players who played in my first City match in 1950 against Manchester City. The score in the match was 1-1 and Elfed Evans scored for the City. Man City had Bert Trautmann in goal, with Welsh internationals Roy Paul and Roy Clarke also in the team. Needless to say I was hooked, and I am still a season ticket holder.
    City layers I picked out from the film included Alf Sherwood, Stan Montgomery, Ken Hollyman, Billy Baker, Roley Williams, and goalkeeper Phil Joslin, who unfortunately broke his ankle in a warm up match before the 1951/52 season, and never played again. I remember seeing a photo of his ankle in the Football Echo and his feet were pointing 180 degrees in the wrong direction.
    Thanks again for the film.

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    Re: Cardiff City 1949/50

    Quote Originally Posted by Woosnam View Post
    A great film and great to see some of the players who played in my first City match in 1950 against Manchester City. The score in the match was 1-1 and Elfed Evans scored for the City. Man City had Bert Trautmann in goal, with Welsh internationals Roy Paul and Roy Clarke also in the team. Needless to say I was hooked, and I am still a season ticket holder.
    City layers I picked out from the film included Alf Sherwood, Stan Montgomery, Ken Hollyman, Billy Baker, Roley Williams, and goalkeeper Phil Joslin, who unfortunately broke his ankle in a warm up match before the 1951/52 season, and never played again. I remember seeing a photo of his ankle in the Football Echo and his feet were pointing 180 degrees in the wrong direction.
    Thanks again for the film.
    Thanks - great to have someone contributing who saw the 49/50 side play

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