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Football - Millwall Vs. Carlisle 1971
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Location unclear - probably "The Den", New Cross, London.
Various shots of first half in progress, Millwall playing in white attacking, good camera shots following players dribbling with the ball. Medium close-ups of players coming out of the tunnel for the start of the second half. Camera...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:01:19:00 / 01:08:14:00
- Canister:
- UN 4554 J
- Film ID:
- 3065.02
- Issue Date:
- 1971
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- MILLWALL V CARLISLE
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Millwall are wearing the all-white strip in this clip. All-white was their home games colour throughout 1968 to 1975, meaning that the location for this clip is Millwall's home ground during this era, namely "The Den", situated on Cold Blow Lane, New Cross, in London.
There are two possible dates for this fixture - it's either 5 April 1971, or 2 October 1971. (Millwall won each of these fixtures 2-1).
That's great. Can anyone say for sure whether it's the April or October game? This sounds like a tricky one!