Showing posts with label PhiladelphiaFury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PhiladelphiaFury. Show all posts

Monday, February 17, 2014

ROGUES PRESS PASS, 1978


Press pass issued for the first Rogues home game, April 8, 1978.

Monday, April 8, 2013

35 YEARS AGO TODAY...



35 years ago today,  April 8, 1978, the Memphis Rogues played their first home game at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, losing to the Philadelphia Fury 3-2 in overtime.  The photo above shows the Rogues' Neil Smillie moving past Fury defender John Dempsey.

Thursday, November 29, 2012

KEY MAGAZINE, 1979



Jimmy Husband featured on the cover of KEY Magazine in 1979.

Sunday, July 1, 2012

EDDIE McCREADIE, 1978


 Coach Eddie McCreadie gives overtime instructions to the troops in the first Rogues home game against Philadelphia.  In the end the Fury came out on top 3-2.

Monday, April 25, 2011

ALAN BIRCHENALL, 1978






















Alan Birchenall (R) gets tangled up with the Fury's Pat Fidelia as Memphis' John Faulkner (5) looks on. The game was played at Veteran's Stadium in Philadelphia, April 22, 1978 and saw the home side defeat the Rogues 2-1.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

ROGUES vs FURY, APRIL 22, 1978












ROGUES LINE-UP:

Burns, Thomson, Faulkner, Beal, D'Agostino, Smillie, Field, McCully, Husband, Morhmann, Birchenall
SUBS USED:
Stride, Hourne
FURY LINE-UP:
Cryder, Dempsey, Straub, O'Brien, Byrne, P., Glavin, Byrne, E., McCurdy, Osgood, Reice, Bragg
SUBS USED;
Fidelia
SCORE:
Philadelphia-2 (Glavin, McCurdy)
Rogues-1 (Field)
ATTENDANCE:
6,177
GROUND:
Veteran's Stadium, Philadelphia, PA

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

ROGUES vs FURY, APRIL 8, 1978













ROGUES Line-up:
Burns, Thomson, Faulkner, Beal, D'Agostino, Smillie, Bennett, O'Neill, Field, McCully, Husband

Subs used: None
FURY Line-up:
Miller, Cryder, Dempsey, Straub, O'Brien, P. Byrne, Glavin, E. Byrne, McCurdy, Osgood, Reice

Subs used: Trevis, Kempf
Score:
Rogues-2 (Field, McCully)
Fury-3 (Dempsey, Trevis, P. Byrne (OT)
Attendance: 17,251
Ground: Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis