Видео

Great knowledge shown by Alan there - talking about Hughie Gallagher.

Massive mistake not signing for Chelsea!

Alan Hudson was great and entertaining. Thanks for the memorial to Denis Law, the King.

Subscribed Alan …..you were an amazing player , thanks for the most amazing memories

Spot on about jimmy Greaves ….a real superstar

Thank you Tony good clean talking,,

Thanks for reinviting the great Jim McCalliog. After his last appearance on your show, I purchased his excellent, really readable, autobiography. What a great player and a true gent. Thanks for having him back on.

In 1960s World football Denis law held his own at every level

What happened to the late Chopper Harris , he isn’t brown bread but was late in the tackle 😮

Alan Hudson podcast , supplying football history, Dennis Law part of the holy Trinity, Alan Hudson was part of that history, great to hear his recollections Great Podcast , chaps

Tony brown who played for west brom our top goalscorer of all time denis law was is hero get him on your podcast lads a true legend for west brom

Alan, got in on the best possible authority that Johnny Boyle was the secret womaniser.

You can’t leave The king of the Bridge out charlie

Alan you were brilliant

Great stories from great legends

This is so true, the game has become so boring to watch, I prefer to watch the Big match revisited from the 70’s and 80’s. When players received the ball the one intension was to get the ball forward, taking people on, not passing sideways, backwards, watch the goalkeepers in them days, from a goal kick they kick it upfield, not piss about passing the ball, to get it up field. Proper football.

We wrote to various high profile individuals in an effort to raise funds for a sick child requiring medical help. Matthew made a large contribution and reached out personally. A lovely man taken far too soon❤

You've got to love Alan Hudson haven't you. Such a nice bloke with a heart of gold. Absolute gent. Speedo's not such a bad geezer either:) Top boys - there must av been something in the water at Chels whilst those 2 were there :) And of couse, not forgetting you Tony - it wouldnt work without you mate thats for sure. Good luck boys.

Tommy langley quick, instinct & talent to burn. A hero to us young urchins growing up & wore the coolest & the best chelsea football strip there ever was.. Although maybe 83-84 was close ?

Tommy was quality player & should have gone on to great things i was gutted when geoff hurst sold him. I always thought maybe it was jealousy? clive walker & tommy were amazing together .

Best one yet, what a character David speedie......

Top player, Liam Brady

Alan, why don't you take care pf yourself? You look a hundred and twn.

Legends💙 Speedie, Dixon , Nevin , Joey Jones , Mickey Thomas , 1984/5

Please Keep subscribing one and all .... The Podcast deserves it 😃😃

Vardy was the man 2018 semi final.... better than Kane,,,

Osgood was a far better player Ramsey was not a great manager,,, Francis Lee was poor, in that world cup

I have been a Chelsea supporter for 60 years and an admirer of Speedy but very disappointed with this podcast which shows what a nasty man he is while boasting what a hard man he was threatening to beat up people. Not funny.

Thanks Tony,,,

Hw is right about Slur purple nose Ferguson the self proclaimed socialist. The biggest cheat in the history of the game

All I could remember this bloke could not wait to sign for Liverpool

Good stuff - proper footballers!!!

I'd like to know what speedie though of john hollins management style?

Al, be nice to know why did chelsea sell speedie in the first place ? Back in the day these things were not explained.

Speedie was great for Chelsea. Did he ever have a bad game for us? Such a shame John Neal got ill. Who knows how far we might have got?? Thanks for that. Top man.

Gerry peyton testimonial? Fulham goalie left in 1986

Clive walker was a fantastic player , my chelsea hero before Dixon & speedie

Southgate should have gone after the italy Euro final fiasco. Being knighted These days means little to nothing.

True grit , cut & thrust gave 100% every game. Where are the players like him today? Mostly all Over trained & arrogant snowflakes .

john Hollins a decent jobs worth player but a rubbish manager , was gutted when he sold speedie , porterfield was worse than use.less, should have shown more respect to Kerry Dixon . The way he treated beasant was out of order too

Classic podcast. I always liked Speedo, proper down to earth and don't give a F**K. ABIT like myself hahahaha. Keep that Blue flag flying..... Always!!! Cmon Chels

That "I've never smoked AstroTurf" line is originally credited to NY Jets quarterback Joe Namath in the 1960s.

Alan Birchenall was a top player & real character. One of my favourites!

I agree with you Al, Every Alex ferguson- man utd would beat todays man city .. They were powerful wave after wave of power football would have blown citys tippy tappy tappers away!

Cole Palmer is a throwback, makes unexpected out of the ordinary things happen on a football pitch like the 70s mavericks used to change a game in a split second.

I'd heard somewhere Tommy docherty couldnt get on with the new chairman (pratt) who was undermining him Was one of the reasons he left

Osgoods Winning goal of the season was something special as seen on youtube.

Footballs a simple game complicated by over coaching Dave sexton was stringent when Huddy & ossie just wanted to play without getting it in the neck all the time . Brian clough was the best type of manager who just trusted his players to go onto the pitch to just play Their football & win matches.

46.03 ' win or lose have a booze, if you draw have some more' LMAO. Funny man.

Alan ball was a general on the pitch for that brilliant southampton Team in the early 80s .. i'm a chelsea fan since 70s but i remember Watching him be a standout player in that team with keegan , armstrong etc regularly Around that time on tv