[Football] Rotherham Town vs Thornhill, 1902 (4k, Colourised, 60fps)

Muzzman

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I found this rather interesting:

 

AmexRuislip

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Muzzman said:

I found this rather interesting:

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Brilliant thanks for posting.
I'm sure I spotted @Harry Wilson's tackle in the crowd there

 

Dick Swiveller

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The first record of a crowd chanting "Dodgy keeper"

 

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Gwylan

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Are we sure that this is 1902? Goalies didn't wear different tops from the rest of the team until 1909. It could be the colourisation but surely they wouldn't put all white on a halved top?

 

Fignon's Ponytail

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Muzzman

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Gwylan said:

Are we sure that this is 1902? Goalies didn't wear different tops from the rest of the team until 1909. It could be the colourisation but surely they wouldn't put all white on a halved top?

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Well it's a film taken from the BFI. The original film can be found here, along with further info:

Watch Rotherham Town v Thornhill (1902) - BFI Player

A ropey pitch and worse goalkeeping in a typical non-league football derby in Edwardian Yorkshire.

player.bfi.org.uk

 

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Gwylan said:

Are we sure that this is 1902? Goalies didn't wear different tops from the rest of the team until 1909. It could be the colourisation but surely they wouldn't put all white on a halved top?

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It’s a fake…… you can’t see the shirt sponsors name.