There was an item on TV the other day about an online archive created by the British Film Institute with some local footage. Out of interest I took a look and one of the first things I saw was the attached link. It is of interest as much to see the old Boulevard as it is to watch the few minutes of the match

http://explore.bfi.org.uk/4ce2b88f82deb

Just thought I would put it on here for anyone who is interested. Hope the link works.

And of absolutely no relevance to this item but for what it's worth - we need a new head coach supported by a more experienced coaching team!

There was an item on TV the other day about an online archive created by the British Film Institute with some local footage. Out of interest I took a look and one of the first things I saw was the attached link. It is of interest as much to see the old Boulevard as it is to watch the few minutes of the match

http://explore.bfi.org.uk/4ce2b88f82deb

Just thought I would put it on here for anyone who is interested. Hope the link works.

And of absolutely no relevance to this item but for what it's worth - we need a new head coach supported by a more experienced coaching team!

Actually that link may not work and only bring up a still so try this

http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-hul ... -1902-1902

Actually that link may not work and only bring up a still so try this

http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-hul ... -1902-1902

Great footage.

Rovers didn't bring many that day, the Gordon Street end was almost be empty. There must have been a bus strike as they normally bring their usual travelling army of 100,000 fans.

Great footage.

Rovers didn't bring many that day, the Gordon Street end was almost be empty. There must have been a bus strike as they normally bring their usual travelling army of 100,000 fans.