Like it.........even down to the goalkeepers kit being a replica of that day.......no makers logo on the kit, would be better without the Smarkets logo but I suppose they pay for the advertising so can't complain too much...... Top work by the club.....
Read somewhere they're £66.67.....expensive but due to the complexity of weaving all the names into hoops it's not surprising....... You might need to reserve one Kerry as they'll probable sell out quickly......
Hope no one minds but I'll put this up as a sticky for the week that's in it and merge the other 2 threads that have been posted into this one...... Post your memories, photo's, any snippets about the occasion here...... Here's a link to LFW for an interview done by Clive with the legend that is Mark Lazarus.... http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/footba...ws/45179/mark-lazarus-50-years-on-–-interview
I was already pretty committed to the club but as a 10 year old boy the incredible Roy Of The Rovers plot that played out in real life at Wembley ensured that I would be enslaved forever to the questionable pleasure of watching QPR. Was that a good or bad thing? 50 season tickets later I'm still not sure TBH.
As a 13 year old, Dad and I listened to the previous two rounds (Leicester, Carlisle & Leicester) on the radio at the kitchen table, and we watched the Wembley Final together on TV. We were so down and depressed at half-time, then so elated at our remarkable 2nd half come-back and victory. It was such an emotional rollercoaster match. With their First Division lineage, and the fashion they had blown other teams away in the earlier rounds, with 2-0 lead at HT, WBA must have thought the 2nd half would be a cake walk to victory. QPR - Round Opposition Score Venue 1st Colchester United 5–0 Loftus Road (h) 2nd Aldershot 1–1 Recreation Ground (a) 2nd (replay) Aldershot 2–0 Loftus Road (h) 3rd Swansea Town 2–1 Loftus Road (h) 4th Leicester City 4–2 Loftus Road (h) 5th Carlisle United 2–1 Loftus Road (h) Semi-final Birmingham City 4–1 St Andrew's (a) 3–1 Loftus Road (h) WBA - Round Opposition Score Venue 2nd Aston Villa 6–1 The Hawthorns (h) 3rd Manchester City 4–2 The Hawthorns (h) 4th Swindon Town 2–0 County Ground (a) 5th Northampton Town 3–1 County Ground (a) Semi-final West Ham United 4–0 The Hawthorns (h) 2–2 Boleyn Ground (a) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1967_Football_League_Cup_Final
Afterwards......all the boys at my school in Kingsbury were talking about it, and how it was so miraculous....Nobody believed me when I said I was there......No girl went to football, especially if she had no brothers to tag along with.
Mark Lazarus attended a recent event at Wembley as the EFL celebrated 50 years of the League Cup Final being staged at the home of English football.
Blimey, there's a coincidence, his tie is the same as my old school tie which is what I would have been wearing in 1967...
It's an even bigger coincidence that the Morgan twins are wearing the same tie in my pic! I think they are QPR commemorative ties Sooper.