A very unexpected gift

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I caught up recently with a good friend of mine over a few jars and was handed a little bag as a birthday gift that I can put up in my new office.

Inside I found this incredible program from City v Crusaders from 1970. My mate who comes from NI and a long generation of Crusaders fans, gifted me this after the recent passing of his grandfather.

I was absolutely stunned and even though it was long before my time, that lineup is legendary!
 

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I caught up recently with a good friend of mine over a few jars and was handed a little bag as a birthday gift that I can put up in my new office.

Inside I found this incredible program from City v Crusaders from 1970. My mate who comes from NI and a long generation of Crusaders fans, gifted me this after the recent passing of his grandfather.

I was absolutely stunned and even though it was long before my time, that lineup is legendary!
Can you post pics.........of the programme !?
 
I caught up recently with a good friend of mine over a few jars and was handed a little bag as a birthday gift that I can put up in my new office.

Inside I found this incredible program from City v Crusaders from 1970. My mate who comes from NI and a long generation of Crusaders fans, gifted me this after the recent passing of his grandfather.

I was absolutely stunned and even though it was long before my time, that lineup is legendary!
39/- to go to Spurs on the coach? Rip off.
 
Amazing how much has changed in 50 odd years. That programme seems like it’s from a completely different world. Different currency, ground, train company, businesses, print quality, etc. Rather sadly I find the adverts strangely fascinating… each one a little time capsule. I wonder what the next 50 years will have in store? Probably football on the fucking moon.
 
The OP makes reference to playing Crusaders, however the attached programme shows the opposition as Linfield. We did play Linfield in the ECWC, I have no memory of playing Crusaders in that competition. As far as I am aware Linfield and Crusaders are 2 separate teams in Northern Ireland.
Is this a spot the error comp?
 
The OP makes reference to playing Crusaders, however the attached programme shows the opposition as Linfield. We did play Linfield in the ECWC, I have no memory of playing Crusaders in that competition. As far as I am aware Linfield and Crusaders are 2 separate teams in Northern Ireland.
Is this a spot the error comp?
Spot on the programme is v Linfield in the ECWC.
 
Amazing how much has changed in 50 odd years. That programme seems like it’s from a completely different world. Different currency, ground, train company, businesses, print quality, etc. Rather sadly I find the adverts strangely fascinating… each one a little time capsule. I wonder what the next 50 years will have in store? Probably football on the fucking moon.

Nah, the atmosphere will be shit
 
The OP makes reference to playing Crusaders, however the attached programme shows the opposition as Linfield. We did play Linfield in the ECWC, I have no memory of playing Crusaders in that competition. As far as I am aware Linfield and Crusaders are 2 separate teams in Northern Ireland.
Is this a spot the error comp?
Yeah we’ve never played Crusaders, it was Linfield
 
Amazing how much has changed in 50 odd years. That programme seems like it’s from a completely different world. Different currency, ground, train company, businesses, print quality, etc. Rather sadly I find the adverts strangely fascinating… each one a little time capsule. I wonder what the next 50 years will have in store? Probably football on the fucking moon.
Just as long as it's a BLUE MOON.
 
Amazing how much has changed in 50 odd years. That programme seems like it’s from a completely different world. Different currency, ground, train company, businesses, print quality, etc. Rather sadly I find the adverts strangely fascinating… each one a little time capsule. I wonder what the next 50 years will have in store? Probably football on the fucking moon.
I was about to post similar: the adverts are by far the most interesting part of old programmes and magazines.
 
I picked up my brother-in-law from Piccadilly last night. Bloody train stuck at Stockport for an hour and finally arrived by minibus an hour and a bit late. Train might have been shifted by now. But he presented me with a West Ham shirt! The good news is that it's ZABALETA 5! I shall wear it tomorrow night at the Women v Bristol game!
 

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