1975-76 - (Part one) - Leeds United.

Posted by Tony Hutton

SATURDAY 23RD AUGUST, 1975                   Attendance 30,912

LEAGUE DIVISION ONE AT ELLAND ROAD, LEEDS.

LEEDS UNITED 1 (Lorimer) IPSWICH TOWN 0

Harvey; Reaney, Gray F.; Hunter, McQueen, Cherry;
Lorimer, Clarke, McKenzie, Yorath (capt), Gray E.; sub McNiven.

Cooper; Burley, Mills; Talbot, Hunter, Beattie;
Hamilton, viljoen, Johnson, Whymark, Lambert; sub Osborne.

Referee:- D. Wallace, Crewe.

TUESDAY 26TH AUGUST, 1975                   Attendance 36,186

LEAGUE DIVISION ONE AT ELLAND ROAD, LEEDS.

LEEDS UNITED 0 LIVERPOOL 3 (Kennedy, Callaghan 2)

Harvey; Reaney, Gray F.; Bremner, McQueen, Cherry;
Lorimer, Clarke, McKenzie, Yorath, Madeley;

Clemence; Neal, Jopnes; Thompson, Cormack, Hughes;
Keegan, McDermott, Boersma, Kennedy, Callaghan; sub Hall for Boersma.

Referee:- D. Turner, Cannock.

SATURDAY 6TH SEPTEMBER, 1975                             Attendance 24,460

LEAGUE DIVISION ONE AT ELLAND ROAD, LEEDS

LEEDS UNITED 3 (McQueen, Clarke, McKenzie) WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 0

Harvey; Cherry, Grey F.; Bremner, McQueen, Hunter;
Lorimer, Clarke, McKenzie, Yorath, Madeley;

Pierce; Parkin, McNab; Bailey, Munro, McAlle;
Hibbitt, Carr, Richards, Sunderland, Daley;

Referee:- P. Partridge, Bishop Auckland.

SATURDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER, 1975                      Attendance 27,372

LEAGUE DIVISION ONE AT ELLAND ROAD, LEEDS

LEEDS UNITED 1 (Lorimer) TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS 1 (Pratt)

Harvey; Cherry, Grey F.; Bremner, McQueen, Hunter;
Lorimer,Clarke, McKenzie, Yorath, Madeley; sub Gray E.

Jennings; Naylor, Knowles; Pratt, Young, Osgood;
McNab, Perryman, Duncan, Jones, Neighbour;

Referee:- A.W. Grey, Great Yarmouth.

                                   Peter Lorimer scores hitting the ball just inside Pat Jenning's post.

SATURDAY 4TH OCTOBER, 1975                           Attendance 30,943

LEAGUE DIVISION ONE AT ELLAND ROAD, LEEDS

LEEDS UNITED 2 (Clarke, Lorimer)  QUEENS PARK RANGERS 1 (Bowles pen.)

Harvey; Cherry, Gray F.; Bremner, McQueen, Hunter;
Lorimer, Clarke, McKenzie, Yorath, Madeley; sub Reaney for McQueen.

Parkes; Clement, Gillard; Hollins, McLintock, Webb;
Thomas, Francis, Masson, Bowles, Givens;

1974-75 - The Big Match - Matlock Town v Scarborough

Posted by Tony Hutton

Pre-match comment about the F.A. Trophy final of 1975 was very much in favour of Scarborough, who were regarded as overwhelming favourites to win against the upstarts from Matlock. This only led to motivate the 'Gladiators' to greater heights. They had got to Wembley the hard way, winning two replays as well as coming back from the dead after the first leg of the semi-final. Led by Peter Swan the former England international they had created a splendid team spirit, greatly helped by the presence of the three Fenoughty brothers in the side.

Matlock's success had meant a huge backlog of matches for them to play during April. In fact since the second leg of the semi-final on the 29th March they had played no fewer than ten matches in a three week period - winning five, drawing two and losing only three. Notably they beat Morecambe 7-2 on the 10th of April and a week before the final beat Glossop 3-2 away in the first leg of the Derbyshire Senior Cup Final.

                                                           Arthur Bassett

                                                                 Eddie Shimwell

SATURDAY 26TH APRIL, 1975

F.A. TROPHY FINAL AT WEMBLEY STADIUM

MATLOCK TOWN 4  (Oxley, Fenoughty T., Dawson, Fenoughty N.) SCARBOROUGH 0

Fell; McKay, Smith; Stuart, Dawson, Swan P.;
Oxley, Fenoughty N., Scott, Fenoughty T., Fenoughty M.; sub Swan C.

Williams; Hewitt, Pettit; Dunn, Marshall, Todd;
Houghton, Woodall, Davidson, Barmby, Aveyard; sub Fountain.

Referee:- K. Styles, Barnsley.

          Matlock fans at Wembley with four members of the Hutton family (bottom right)

                                                     With Hutton family centre front.

Two days after the Wembley final Matlock were in action again in the second leg of the Derbyshire Senior Cup Final against Glossop, which was only the start of a hectic end of season schedule which involved five games in only eight days.