Ballet on ice .

[gordondaviesmoustache]

What a strange day to think of that game.

 

[Bill]

our bus didn't turn up :(

 

[pride in battle]

I have a signed programme from the very game.....

 

[ColinBellsjockstrap]

What a strange day to think of that game.

Yes, it is really, isn't it......:)

 

[trevorcitytilidie]

http://www.citytilidie.com/latest/tottenham-home-196768/

 

[Super2Goten]

That was a nice watch, lots of quality on show given the conditions! Bit before my time... (born in '90) ; \

 

[Gray]

I am led to believe we were pretty cunning that day.

The studs were the old leather type that were nailed on to the boots and Alison got the back room staff to remove a layer of the leather from all the studs.

This had the effect as the game wore on that the city players had extra grip as the nails started to protrude as the remaining leather wore down.

I don't know if anybody else heard that story?

 

[ColinBellsjockstrap]

I am led to believe we were pretty cunning that day.

The studs were the old leather type that were nailed on to the boots and Alison got the back room staff to remove a layer of the leather from all the studs.

This had the effect as the game wore on that the city players had extra grip as the nails started to protrude as the remaining leather wore down.

I don't know if anybody else heard that story?

I very much doubt it.

Screw in stud boots were the order of the day by then, most first division players wore Adidas "Santiago" boots in 1967/8.

 

[Bald fraud]

Thought this was a thread about gorgeous George! Though he was more bambi on ice

 

[remember arthur mann]

I am led to believe we were pretty cunning that day.

The studs were the old leather type that were nailed on to the boots and Alison got the back room staff to remove a layer of the leather from all the studs.

This had the effect as the game wore on that the city players had extra grip as the nails started to protrude as the remaining leather wore down.

I don't know if anybody else heard that story?

I very much doubt it.

Screw in stud boots were the order of the day by then, most first division players wore Adidas "Santiago" boots in 1967/8.

Had the very same boots.