Aerial video of the Gillingham Football Club Priestfield Stadium
Gillingham FC were the winners of the 1963/1964 4th Division Championship. The interesting fact about this is that Gillingham and Carlisle United who finished second both had 60 points but the system in use at the time to decide tiebreakers – goal average (goals scored divided by goals conceded) – put the Gills marginally in front (1.96 to 1.948) which gave them the Championship. These days goal difference – goals scored minus goals conceded – decides such situations and Carlisle United would win – +55 goals to +29 goals.
Played April 26 1930 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 92,488, Referee T Crew
Arsenal Team
Charlie Preedy, Tom Parker (Captain), Eddie Hapgood, Alf Baker, Bill Seddon, Bob John, Joe Hulme, David Jack, Jack Lambert (Scored), Alex James (Scored), Cliff Bastin
Huddersfield Town Team
Hugh Turner, Roy Goodall, Bonwell Spence, Jimmy Naylor, Tommy Wilson (Captain), Austin Campbell, Alex Jackson, Bob Kelly, Harry Davies, Harry Raw, Billy Smith
Played April 25 1931 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 92,406, Referee A H Kingscott
West Bromwich Albion Team
Harold Pearson, George Shaw, Bert Trentham, Tommy Magee, Bill Richardson, Jimmy Edwards, Tommy Glidden (Captain), Joe Carter, Billy “WG” Richardson (Scored 2), Teddy Sandford, Stan Wood
Birmingham Team
Harry Hibbs, George Liddell, Ned Barkas (Captain), Jimmy Cringan, George Morrall, Alec Leslie, George Briggs, Johnny Crosbie, Joe Bradford (Scored), Bob Gregg, Ernie Curtis
Played May 6 1978, Attendance 100,000, Referee D Nippard
Ipswich Town Team
Paul Cooper, George Burley, Mick Mills (Captain), Brian Talbot, Allan Hunter, Kevin Beattie, Roger Osbourne (Scored), John Wark, Paul Mariner, David Geddis, Clive Woods
Substitute Mick Lambert replaced Roger Osbourne in the 79th minute
Arsenal Team
Pat Jennings, Pat Rice (Captain), Sammy Nelson, David Price, Willie Young, David O’Leary, Liam Brady, Alan Hudson, Malcolm Macdonald, Frank Stapleton, Alan Sunderland
Substitute Graham Rix replaced Liam Brady in the 65th minute
Tottenham Hotspur 1 Manchester City 1 (after extra time)
Played May 9 1981, Attendance 100,000, Referee K Hackett
Tottenham Hotspur Team
Milija Aleksic, Chris Hughton, Paul Miller, Graham Roberts, Steve Perryman (Captain), Ricardo Villa, Ossie Ardiles, Steve Archibald, Tony Galvin, Glenn Hoddle, Garth Crooks
(Hutchinson scored an own goal)
Substitute Garry Brooke replaced Ricardo Villa in the 68th minute
Manchester City Team
Joe Corrigan, Ray Ranson, Bobby McDonald, Nicky Reid, Paul Power (Captain), Tommy Caton, Dave Bennett, Gerry Gow, Steve Mackenzie, Tommy Hutchison (Scored), Kevin Reeves
Substitute Tony Henry replaced Tommy Hutchison in the 82nd minute
1981 FA Cup Final Replay Result
Tottenham Hotspur 3 Manchester City 2
Replay Played May 14 1981, Attendance 92,000, Referee K Hackett
Tottenham Hotspur Team
Milija Aleksic, Chris Hughton, Paul Miller, Graham Roberts, Steve Perryman (Captain), Ricardo Villa (Scored 2), Ossie Ardiles, Steve Archibald, Tony Galvin, Glenn Hoddle, Garth Crooks (Scored)
Unused substitute Garry Brooke
Manchester City Team
Joe Corrigan, Ray Ranson, Bobby McDonald, Nicky Reid, Paul Power (Captain), Tommy Caton, Dave Bennett, Gerry Gow, Steve Mackenzie (Scored), Tommy Hutchison, Kevin Reeves (Scored a penalty)
Substitute Dennis Tueart replaced Bobby McDonald in the 79th minute
Played April 23 1932 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 92,298, Referee W P Harper
Newcastle United Team
Albert McInroy, Jimmy Nelson (Captain), David Fairhurst, Roddie McKenzie, Dave Davidson, Sam Weaver, Jimmy Boyd, Jimmy Richardson, Jack Allen (Scored 2), Harry McMenemy, Tommy Lang
Arsenal Team
Frank Moss, Tom Parker (Captain), Eddie Hapgood, Charlie Jones, Herbie Roberts, George Male, Joe Hulme, David Jack, Jack Lambert, Cliff Bastin, Bob John (Scored)
Played April 29 1922 at Stamford Bridge, Attendance 53,000, Referee J W P Fowler
Huddersfield Town Team
Alex Mutch, James Wood, Sam Wadsworth Charlie Slade, Tommy Wilson, Billy Watson, George Richardson, Frank Mann, Ernie Islip, Clem Stephenson, Billy Smith (Scorer)
Preston North End Team
James Mitchell, Tom Hamilton, Alex Doolan, Tom Duxbury, Joe McCall, Johnny Williamson, Archie Rawlings, Frank Jefferis, Billy Roberts, Roland Woodhouse, Peter Quinn
