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My first City game, Cardiff 1 Northampton 0 5/10/63.
Thoughts with you at this difficult time.
Cobblers!Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
By the way, Northampton were managed on four occasions by Welshmen who also managed Wales (and sometimes at the same time).
Who were they (and without looking it up on't web)?
Full answers only.
Dave Bowen, Rob Page
Well, there was Dave Bowen and I’m struggling after that. I reckon you’re on a wind up.
Every player was over 7 feet tall
Embarrassed not to get the current Wales manager
was it Dave Bowen in 3 separate stints, and Rob Page?
Re: Sixty years today.
Corrected for you
You kids!
Indeed
Attendance 10,178
Mel Charles the scorer.
😂
Congratulations Paul. I was of course an old regular by then.
Quiz question for you (or anyone else). What links that match with the 1974 World Cup final ?
Jack Taylor was the referee?
Cardiff team was
1 Dilwyn John
2 Ron Stitfall
3 Peter Rodrigues
4 Colin Baker
5 Don Murray
6 Dick Scott
7 Alan McIntosh
8 Peter King
9 Mel Charles
10 Ivor Allchurch
11 Dick Mallory
Northampton team was
1 Bryan Harvey
2 Vic Cockcroft
3 Mike Everitt
4 Derek Leck
5 Terry Branston
6 Roly Mills
7 Billy Hails
8 Peter Kane
9 Frank Large
10 John Reid
11 Barry Lines
Correct - as I'm sure OBW well remembers.
Always remember Jack Taylor would walk out of the tunnel with the ball in his hand (held with 4 fingers & thumb) one of the very few people who could do it
He certainly doesn’t
I do have this definite memory of being about halfway up the Grange End with my Dad seeing Mel Charles head past the keeper right in front of us, but as I don’t remember anything else about the afternoon, I think I’m indulging in wishful thinking and telling myself those things happened.
Thank you to tpcnw for putting the teams up - I’ve heard of ten City players in that line up, but the name Dick Mallory means nothing to me.
Played just 3 games in all - all 3 for City - as he was called up when they had an injury crisis. He's 81 now, so we can't ask him to come back from Bermuda for this one..He certainly doesn’t
I do have this definite memory of being about halfway up the Grange End with my Dad seeing Mel Charles head past the keeper right in front of us, but as I don’t remember anything else about the afternoon, I think I’m indulging in wishful thinking and telling myself those things happened.
Thank you to tpcnw for putting the teams up - I’ve heard of ten City players in that line up, but the name Dick Mallory means nothing to me.
Must admit it’s the first time I’ve heard him referred to as Dick. Always known as Richard.He certainly doesn’t
I do have this definite memory of being about halfway up the Grange End with my Dad seeing Mel Charles head past the keeper right in front of us, but as I don’t remember anything else about the afternoon, I think I’m indulging in wishful thinking and telling myself those things happened.
Thank you to tpcnw for putting the teams up - I’ve heard of ten City players in that line up, but the name Dick Mallory means nothing to me.
According to the English National Football Archive his name is Richard James Leroy Mallory and was born in August 1942.
Played 3 league games for Cardiff (all at home) in October 1963 and 1 League Cup game at Wrexham.
Just to add that I didn't get the City bug at my first game, that happened with my second one when I went to see a game under floodlights (Welsh Cup Final against Bangor) - I struggle to get my head around the fact that they'd only been in place for three years before my first match.
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