Although I was born in the north east I became a Chelsea fan after we lost to Spurs in the 1967 F.A.Cup final. Saw the great man score 2 goals for the England U21 side against Scotland at the old Roker Park stadium before the match was abandoned in the second half due to fog. He scored his second with a close range header right in front of me, not 10 yards away. Family moved to London when i was 14, that’s when i started going to Stamford Bridge...and travelling the country to watch every game. Ossie had it all. R.I.P.
That diving header against the hated Leeds in the 1970 FA cup final remains one of my most enduring childhood memories. Forget now how many times we tried to emulate that skill and failed. Great player. Always my favourite.
Lovely tribute John. Best player of his generation and still a legend today. I'm glad to be the proud owner of a car registration with his name on it - P.O59OOD
He was my hero in football. Chelsea was the greatest especially with Peter Osgood & the rest of the team in those gorgeous days. God bless you Peter Osgood, rest in peace
For me the best centre forward I ever saw! He had everything. How he only got 4 caps I've no idea. Dead for 14 years but remembered for ever! The one and only King of Stamford Bridge.
Not only a great player but a great man too. I was lucky enough to meet him several times, both at The Bridge and at a certain pub in Bray and he not only took time to talk to me, but always gave me his full attention.........a part of football died for me the day Ossie sadly past away...God bless him.
My grandad said he played against him when osgood was only 16/17 and my grandad was like 23 at the time. He said he scored 3 goals in the space of 5 minute haha
Not only was Ossie a great player , he was a really nice person . I had the pleasure of having a drink and a chat with him in my local club. I was deeply shocked to hear of his passing.I will always remember him with affection and respect.Thanks for the good times you gave us Peter. Rest in Peace.
The first time I saw him play was in 1966 v AC Milan in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup tie at the Bridge, as a rookie 19-year-old he scored a great goal that night, an absolute legend. I also remember seeing him score 4 goals v C.Palace at Selhurst Park
i still cant believe he took his last breaths opposite where i was living and never knew until the news reports, God bless you Peter, the true King of Stamford Bridge.
Loved the man - favourite player of all time - my dad took me to see Chelsea in the late 60's, early 70's when Peter was at his very best. Always remember his volley against Arsenal,- sad loss to football - RIP Ozzy - you were truly the King!! - thank you so much for the memories....
Rest in Peace The King of Stamford Bridge and Celebrity from West London Sir Peter "Ossie" Osgood (1947-2006). I knew ossie he's a good striker (number 9), he bought chelsea get the first Domestic title FA Cup 1970 and the first title in Europe Uefa Winners Cup 1970-1971, wow awesome for The Blues Legendary Peter Osgood, thanks King Ossie for your contribution to Chelsea Fc since the first your career in Stamford Bridge Stadium West London. Jesus always Give His Blessing to you My King of Stamford Bridge and all Chelsea fans always remember. The Pride of London and Pride for The King of Stamford Bridge Peter "Ossie" Osgood. Amin. God Save The Queen (England National Anthem). And of course God Save The King of Stamford Bridge Peter "Ossie" Osgood I'm Chelsea fan Indonesia David Siregar.
Thank you John great video of a great player who I was lucky to play with many times. He has to be up there as one of top players of that time and their were not better finishers than Ossis. John Dempsey Blue Is The Colour.
Great stuff. Hope are well and doing ok. Apart from being shoved under the big blue gates by my dad . So it looked like he went in on his own then met the other side ( aged 3). I first started going on my own when I paid 25p junior member …. The game ain’t the same anymore , but the memories are still there. RIP all that have passed, the first to hit me was Peter houseman , not many of you left now. Keep well and remember the joy you brought to so many people. Priceless 💙
@@colinjefferys2857 Great story to hear about you and your dad. Yes we have lost a few of the team as unfortunately time goes by so fast and I wish I could go back to those great days.
Osgood is good,outstanding centre forward,charisma,attitude,class.We loved you Peter,you made a difference,you made us happy, and delighted us.God Bless you and yours.
Osgood and his mates like Hudson, Cooke etc were SO good to watch. Look at that long throw by Hutchinson in this video. Arms always went round like a windmill.
i am a west ham fan but see peter osgood as a child growing up in the late 60' and 70's he was the king of football at that time he was a great star of the game and he will be missed rip peter osgood
Along with Charlie Cooke and George Best Ossie was a childhood hero for me. Was lucky enough to meet him in Effingham, Surrey England at The Harry Secombe Golf Classic, this would have been in the mid 90`s, had a photo taken with him and he actually put an arm around me and was an absolute gentleman. Bless you man.
Been going since 1989 and us kids were brought up on stories of the legend peter Osgood..met him at Wembley in 94 with my dad.the meaning of the word gentleman.rip ossie shed legend
Great tribute..One of the finest number 9s we ever had.Met the great man in 1994 at Wembley after the semi v Luton..He looked humbled to hear he was my dads hero..A true legend and a gentleman too.Thanks Peter.💪
Nice video John. Was just talking to my eldest boy (10 years old and a blue!) about the legendary Peter Osgood and searched for a video on youtube. This was the first one I clicked on, couldn't believe it when I looked at the picture of you below the video! Hope you're well, Shane
I am not a Chelsea supporter, but I visited Stamford Bridge last year and I saw something about the great players in Chelsea´s history, and I realized how incredible Osgood was. What a wonderful tribute! Respect from Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama, Brazil. ;)
It was against Man Utd on April 28 1973 at Stamford bridge in the then, English 1st division. It was also Bobby Charlton's last game for Man Utd and I was privileged to be there. infact I was standing in the shed end and had exactly the same view as the cameraman when Ossie scored.
Great tribute, to me Peter Osgood was my roll model as a player he had great skill and control for a tall player but could handle himself if needed I was shocked and saddened when I heard of his passing I was lucky enough to meet him socially on occasions he was a true gent always taking the time to talk so sadly missed he will always be the King of the Bridge COYB.
i never see him played, But i read from Fourfourtwo Peter Osgood join the starting 11 legend. Im is Glory Hunter, coz i know football when Ranieri Era as coach Chelsea FC. but i always follow Chelsea until now. So i know how feelings when the squad 04/05 gone and make story on part of my life
I'm 14 years old living in Hampstead in 1972 one day I decide to bunk off school, I take a walk on Hampstead Heath, thinking about girls and my team Chelsea, I get to Kenwood House and there sitting on the grass with his back to a tree is the king of Stamford Bridge, Peter Osgood he clocks my school uniform and says Bunking off, I say meekly still in shock yeah. What I later learnt was he was doing a photo shoot. I never told my mates at school the next day, as if they would have believed me I just wanted to keep the special moment to myself I still walk to Kenwood House, and I remember the tree, in 2017and I should have done it sooner, I carved Ossie was here March 1972.
Love this tribute. So detailed...even to the point of his photo fading into where his ashes are. Thank you for giving us this tribute to a true legend. Up The Blues!!
I'm 13 and a huge Chelsea supporter and at the moment my dad keeps saying we need a striker like king ossie. Looking at this I can see why. Such talent but I never knew who he was until last year
Crystal Palace fan but Osgood an early hero. He had a swagger about him and was unlucky not to play more for England. We don't seem to trust anyone with too much talent
Always great when you meet your heroes such a true gentleman too when i met him at aldwych wardolph Hotel always remember the dive header at the theatre of screams old Trafford against Leeds fa cup r. I. P
I met him once when I was working in Maidens Green, Berkshire UK. He was a great man. My son was a Chelsea fan so I asked him for his autograph. He said I wondered when you were going to ask me that. We both laughed. rip Mr Osgood
@freethequeen You're welcome mate, it was a privelidge to have seen the great man many many times during his career and a few times after it, a top man in every way.
+clinteastwood071 He was the King of The Dell too. Us Saints supporters loved Ossie just like you Chelsea fans did . Respect to you and the great Peter Osgood. R.I.P. Ossie
One of the Holy Trinity of Peters. Peter Osgood (1947-2006) Peter Houseman (1945-1977) Peter Bonetti (1941- ) Thankfully still with us but sadly not in the best of health. I've been a blue since 1967 and a blue till the end.
OUT OF THE SHED CAME A YOUNG RISING STAR, WHO SCORED PAST PAT JENNINGS FROM NEAR AND AFAR, AND THE CHELSEA WON, AS WE ALL KNEW THEY WOULD, AND THE STAR OF THAT GREAT TEAM WAS PETER OSGOOD, OSGOOD, OSGOOD, OSGOOD, OSGOOD, BORN IS THE KING OF STAMFORD BRIDGE!
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From an Everton fan, so much respect for peter, a great player and great striker and Chelsea legend, RIP peter in Jesus we trust.
Although I was born in the north east I became a Chelsea fan after we lost to Spurs in the 1967 F.A.Cup final.
Saw the great man score 2 goals for the England U21 side against Scotland at the old Roker Park stadium before the match was abandoned in the second half due to fog. He scored his second with a close range header right in front of me, not 10 yards away.
Family moved to London when i was 14, that’s when i started going to Stamford Bridge...and travelling the country to watch every game.
Ossie had it all. R.I.P.
Should have had more caps! Bloody Ramsay! He really was "Mister Chelsea"
Superbly compiled John. Thanks ever so!
My boyhood hero ,along with Harris,Dempsey,Webb,Houseman,Hudson, Cooke,Baldwin,Hutchinson, McCreadie ,Bonetti , Hollins,etc. Class
And mine too mate .
I was lucky to be part of that great team and I am so pleased that you liked our team back then and supported Chelsea. John Dempsey ex player
I second that.
@@johndempsey7528Did you ever go into management John .
That diving header against the hated Leeds in the 1970 FA cup final remains one of my most enduring childhood memories. Forget now how many times we tried to emulate that skill and failed. Great player. Always my favourite.
Lovely tribute John. Best player of his generation and still a legend today. I'm glad to be the proud owner of a car registration with his name on it - P.O59OOD
the best number plate ever am so jealous
I loved this guy as a young Boy , never forget that headed FA Cup goal v Leeds
He was my hero in football. Chelsea was the greatest especially with Peter Osgood & the rest of the team in those gorgeous days. God bless you Peter Osgood, rest in peace
For me the best centre forward I ever saw! He had everything. How he only got 4 caps I've no idea. Dead for 14 years but remembered for ever! The one and only King of Stamford Bridge.
Not only a great player but a great man too. I was lucky enough to meet him several times, both at The Bridge and at a certain pub in Bray and he not only took time to talk to me, but always gave me his full attention.........a part of football died for me the day Ossie sadly past away...God bless him.
My grandad said he played against him when osgood was only 16/17 and my grandad was like 23 at the time. He said he scored 3 goals in the space of 5 minute haha
Bray wicklow?
Not only was Ossie a great player , he was a really nice person . I had the pleasure of having a drink and a chat with him in my local club. I was deeply shocked to hear of his passing.I will always remember him with affection and respect.Thanks for the good times you gave us Peter. Rest in Peace.
That was the thing about footballers back in the day. They were real gentlemen and there was no finer example than Peter Osgood.
The first time I saw him play was in 1966 v AC Milan in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup tie at the Bridge, as a rookie 19-year-old he scored a great goal that night, an absolute legend. I also remember seeing him score 4 goals v C.Palace at Selhurst Park
i still cant believe he took his last breaths opposite where i was living and never knew until the news reports, God bless you Peter, the true King of Stamford Bridge.
Wonderful Osgood rip.
Loved the man - favourite player of all time - my dad took me to see Chelsea in the late 60's, early 70's when Peter was at his very best. Always remember his volley against Arsenal,- sad loss to football - RIP Ozzy - you were truly the King!! - thank you so much for the memories....
Rest in Peace The King of Stamford Bridge and Celebrity from West London Sir Peter "Ossie" Osgood (1947-2006). I knew ossie he's a good striker (number 9), he bought chelsea get the first Domestic title FA Cup 1970 and the first title in Europe Uefa Winners Cup 1970-1971, wow awesome for The Blues Legendary Peter Osgood, thanks King Ossie for your contribution to Chelsea Fc since the first your career in Stamford Bridge Stadium West London. Jesus always Give His Blessing to you My King of Stamford Bridge and all Chelsea fans always remember.
The Pride of London and Pride for The King of Stamford Bridge Peter "Ossie" Osgood. Amin.
God Save The Queen (England National Anthem).
And of course God Save The King of Stamford Bridge Peter "Ossie" Osgood
I'm Chelsea fan Indonesia David Siregar.
I'm Liverpool supporter who enjoyed watching the team back then, Watching on mute. Sad song!
Amazing talent Ossie and that from a Spurs fan I was luck to see the great manChelsea legend.RIP Oz.
Thank you John great video of a great player who I was lucky to play with many times. He has to be up there as one of top players of that time and their were not better finishers than Ossis. John Dempsey Blue Is The Colour.
Cheers John You weren’t so bad yourself mate. Proper players. Thanks for the great times
@@colinjefferys2857 Thank you Colin and they were special times which I will always remember. Blue Is The Colour
Great stuff. Hope are well and doing ok. Apart from being shoved under the big blue gates by my dad . So it looked like he went in on his own then met the other side ( aged 3). I first started going on my own when I paid 25p junior member …. The game ain’t the same anymore , but the memories are still there. RIP all that have passed, the first to hit me was Peter houseman , not many of you left now. Keep well and remember the joy you brought to so many people. Priceless 💙
@@colinjefferys2857 Great story to hear about you and your dad. Yes we have lost a few of the team as unfortunately time goes by so fast and I wish I could go back to those great days.
Osgood is good,outstanding centre forward,charisma,attitude,class.We loved you Peter,you made a difference,you made us happy, and delighted us.God Bless you and yours.
Fans take players to their hearts. He was one such player.
Ossie the King. Fond memories.
ossie was a brilliant footballer, this tribute brought tears to my eyes,he really was a legend so many great memories we will never forget. well done!
Osgood and his mates like Hudson, Cooke etc were SO good to watch. Look at that long throw by Hutchinson in this video. Arms always went round like a windmill.
That was proper football back then. Real entertainment from really talented players.
i am a west ham fan but see peter osgood as a child growing up in the late 60'
and 70's he was the king of football at that time he was a great star of the game and he will be missed rip peter osgood
Along with Charlie Cooke and George Best Ossie was a childhood hero for me.
Was lucky enough to meet him in Effingham, Surrey England at The Harry Secombe Golf Classic, this would have been in the mid 90`s, had a photo taken with him and he actually put an arm around me and was an absolute gentleman. Bless you man.
Been going since 1989 and us kids were brought up on stories of the legend peter Osgood..met him at Wembley in 94 with my dad.the meaning of the word gentleman.rip ossie shed legend
Great tribute..One of the finest number 9s we ever had.Met the great man in 1994 at Wembley after the semi v Luton..He looked humbled to hear he was my dads hero..A true legend and a gentleman too.Thanks Peter.💪
Nice video John. Was just talking to my eldest boy (10 years old and a blue!) about the legendary Peter Osgood and searched for a video on youtube. This was the first one I clicked on, couldn't believe it when I looked at the picture of you below the video! Hope you're well, Shane
Still brings a tear to my eyes miss you Ossie
Us Saints supporters loved him as well. The King
I never see Osgood in action live because im too young,but i have much,much respect for Peter.Thanks for all!!
KTBFFH!
My first Chelsea game 1969 v Everton. The great man scored. Never looked back. I became a True Blue.
best days of football, we played as kids on pitches like this
Thanks John, Ossie was my hero and I wanted to be him. My dad used to take to the bridge back in the day.
I am not a Chelsea supporter, but I visited Stamford Bridge last year and I saw something about the great players in Chelsea´s history, and I realized how incredible Osgood was. What a wonderful tribute!
Respect from Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama, Brazil.
;)
It was against Man Utd on April 28 1973 at Stamford bridge in the then, English 1st division. It was also Bobby Charlton's last game for Man Utd and I was privileged to be there. infact I was standing in the shed end and had exactly the same view as the cameraman when Ossie scored.
Well done John ~ A fitting tribute to our own King of the Bridge. Cherished memories indeed
Good tribute to a great player ! RIP
Well done John - A fitting tribute to our Chelsea legend ten years gone ~ but never forgotten
Beautiful, thanx very much, R.I.P. OSSIE, the one & only undisputed King of Stamford Bridge.....💙
Brings back some memories for me. Ozzy was the striker of the day in my teens. Thanks for a great tribute.
Lovely tribute. Welling up here. Long live the King.
The James Bond of football.
Great tribute, to me Peter Osgood was my roll model as a player he had great skill and control for a tall player but could handle himself if needed I was shocked and saddened when I heard of his passing I was lucky enough to meet him socially on occasions he was a true gent always taking the time to talk so sadly missed he will always be the King of the Bridge COYB.
ossie was one of the finest fooballer's i have ever seen.i will never forget his magic...
Some of the goals he scored were electric! Great player.
Great osgood was the best and he is my great uncle
I am not a Chelsea fan but I have to say that is a wonderful tribute to a great player!
i never see him played, But i read from Fourfourtwo Peter Osgood join the starting 11 legend. Im is Glory Hunter, coz i know football when Ranieri Era as coach Chelsea FC. but i always follow Chelsea until now. So i know how feelings when the squad 04/05 gone and make story on part of my life
watched him in the teams that promised so much, from 1964 as #4 to #9.....what a player, had it all.
Peter Osgood, what a genius player.
What a brilliant player from a ipswich fan and so was Alan Hudson saw some great games between ipswich and Chelsea
Thank you for this amazing tribute to my great uncle!!! Rip ossie
Matthew walker ,Trust me, the pleasure is all mine!
Matthew Walker are you related to Michael and Denise Brooker from Windsor?
I'm 14 years old living in Hampstead in 1972 one day I decide to bunk off school, I take a walk on Hampstead Heath, thinking about girls and my team Chelsea, I get to Kenwood House and there sitting on the grass with his back to a tree is the king of Stamford Bridge, Peter Osgood he clocks my school uniform and says Bunking off, I say meekly still in shock yeah. What I later learnt was he was doing a photo shoot. I never told my mates at school the next day, as if they would have believed me I just wanted to keep the special moment to myself I still walk to Kenwood House, and I remember the tree, in 2017and I should have done it sooner, I carved Ossie was here March 1972.
Love this tribute. So detailed...even to the point of his photo fading into where his ashes are. Thank you for giving us this tribute to a true legend. Up The Blues!!
Great video. RIP King.
Thanks, John. Beautiful tribute to Ossie.
You're welcome mate !
I'm related to him!!!! He's my great uncle
Brilliant tribute.. Well done!!
I went to 27 games 1970 season, queued for hours for some f.a. cup tickets, Peter o's good was my all time hero
I'm 13 and a huge Chelsea supporter and at the moment my dad keeps saying we need a striker like king ossie. Looking at this I can see why. Such talent but I never knew who he was until last year
He was the best at his time
Crystal Palace fan but Osgood an early hero. He had a swagger about him and was unlucky not to play more for England. We don't seem to trust anyone with too much talent
Great tribute
Legend, great video tribute mate.
God save the King of Stamford Bridge Peter Osgood RIP 🙏 !!! Herb
There can be only one King.. Peter Osgood
Always great when you meet your heroes such a true gentleman too when i met him at aldwych wardolph Hotel always remember the dive header at the theatre of screams old Trafford against Leeds fa cup r. I. P
Rest in peace and Heaven and Thank You for everything Legend ... God bless ... Amin ...
The King of the Bridge, shame most of our 'fans' have never heard of him
If they haven't heard of Peter Osgood, then there not Chelsea Fans, I don't care how old they are.
We have, even if we didn't watch him, a true chelsea fan will definitely know who he was. He even has a statue at the bridge 💙
I have never se him in action but i know his a legend! Born is the king!
Still my all time favourite
He was the reason why I started supporting Chelsea.
He was my true hero and I still remember the day before he was playing with me in my back garden teaching me how to play football
Really enjoyed that
CLASS TRIBUTE THANKS
A fitting tribute to great man,
R.I.P King of Stamford Bridge. We will never forget you x
I met him once when I was working in Maidens Green, Berkshire UK. He was a great man. My son was a Chelsea fan so I asked him for his
autograph. He said I wondered when you were going to ask me that. We both laughed. rip Mr Osgood
That Pitch Ossie and co played on at Wembley 1970 FA Cup Final Would be Classed Unplayable Today. Ossie was a true Gent R I P Peter
Class player. We salute you.
Legend 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@freethequeen You're welcome mate, it was a privelidge to have seen the great man many many times during his career and a few times after it, a top man in every way.
A hero when the game was played by men, rather than actors
Great player, great man.
Thanks everyone, your comments really do mean a lot. There was no one better than Ossie, fullstop.
Osgood,Osgood
BORN IS THE KING OF STAMFORD BRIDGE.
R.I.P OSSIE
+clinteastwood071 He was the King of The Dell too. Us Saints supporters loved Ossie just like you Chelsea fans did . Respect to you and the great Peter Osgood. R.I.P. Ossie
One of the Holy Trinity of Peters.
Peter Osgood (1947-2006)
Peter Houseman (1945-1977)
Peter Bonetti (1941- ) Thankfully still with us but sadly not in the best of health.
I've been a blue since 1967 and a blue till the end.
Watching this on the 12th anniversary of his death, RIP Ossie.
Our King
victory in his memory! we sure need it
R.I.P The king of Stamford Bridge!
Very moving, both to see "ozzy" and the old ground as I remember it, back in the day.
R.I.P Ozzy the king!
always missed
Been going to chelsea since 1968 ossie and co 70s team still my fave era rest in peace ossie forever chelsea god bless chelsea loyal
Yes he is a legend
Awesome awesome vid, the King would be proud
OUT OF THE SHED CAME A YOUNG RISING STAR, WHO SCORED PAST PAT JENNINGS FROM NEAR AND AFAR, AND THE CHELSEA WON, AS WE ALL KNEW THEY WOULD, AND THE STAR OF THAT GREAT TEAM WAS PETER OSGOOD, OSGOOD, OSGOOD, OSGOOD, OSGOOD, BORN IS THE KING OF STAMFORD BRIDGE!
Peter Osgood may you rest in peace on the penalty.spot at Chelsea Fc. Love you loads buddy! 3
a true legend! chelsea will batter united tonight for the great peter osgood!
R.I.P the king
Thankyou - a real treat. C'mon the Blues/Pensioners
need the spirit of osgood tonight, COME ON YOU BLUES!