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Re: English First Division 1972-73
« Reply #45 on: Thu 08 Apr 2021 20:44 »
Ian Walton was a Football League linesman until 1973. A couple of brief profiles of him from 1969 attached...

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Re: English First Division 1972-73
« Reply #46 on: Thu 08 Apr 2021 20:45 »
Ian Walton was a Football League linesman until 1973. A couple of brief profiles of him from 1969 attached...

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Re: English First Division 1972-73
« Reply #47 on: Fri 09 Apr 2021 21:12 »
Some games where Ian Walton was linesman - there will be others, these are just ones I know. Date is year-month-day, e.g. 19680925 = 25 September 1968:

19680925   Tottenham Hotspur   Exeter City   6-2
19681116   West Ham United   Leicester City   4-0
19681228   Watford   Brighton & HA   1-0
19690104   Watford   Port Vale   2-0
19690118   Charlton Athletic   Derby County   2-0
19690319   Crystal Palace   Millwall   4-2.
19690825   West Ham United   Arsenal   1-1.
19690903   Crystal Palace   Cardiff City   3-1
19690927   Colchester United   Swansea Town   1-1
19691007   QPR   Preston North End   0-0
19691025   Fulham   Barnsley   0-0
19691129   Southend United   Aldershot   2-2
19700110   Bournemouth & BA   Reading   1-2
19700221   Tottenham Hotspur   Stoke City   1-0
19700328   Northampton Town   Chesterfield   0-1
19700919   Ipswich Town   Manchester United   4-0
19701007   Chelsea   Middlesbrough   3-2.
19701019   Millwall   Watford   3-0
19701106   Southend United   Barrow   2-3
19701205   Luton Town   Sheffield United   2-1
19710302   Fulham   Bristol Rovers   2-1.
19710306   Brentford   Southend United   4-2
19710407   Tottenham Hotspur   Derby County   2-1
19710428   Brighton & HA   Plymouth Argyle   1-1.
19710911   Crystal Palace   Manchester United   1-3.
19710927   Brentford   Stockport County   2-0
19720101   Fulham   Swindon Town   2-4
19720212   Charlton Athletic   Cardiff City   2-2.
19720417   Brentford   Doncaster Rovers   2-1.
19720819   Fulham   Burnley   1-1
19720829   Arsenal   West Ham United   1-0
19721003   Millwall   Chesterfield   2-0
19721104   West Ham United   Wolves   2-2
19721118   Southend United   Aldershot   0-2
19721216   Crystal Palace   Manchester United   5-0
19721230   Brentford   Oldham Athletic   1-1
19730106   Fulham   Middlesbrough   2-1.
19730120   Millwall   Blackpool   1-1
19730310   Ipswich Town   Arsenal   1-2
19730414   West Ham United   Leeds United   1-1
19730430   Tottenham Hotspur   Wolves   2-2

The early matches at Watford just a week apart is not a mistake - the second game v Port Vale was an FA Cup tie and the FA rather than the Football League did the appointments meaning refs could appear at the same club in quick succession. The last game was just after the end of the normal season and probably therefore his last match; it was definitely the last game for referee John Thacker (Lincoln).
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Re: English First Division 1972-73
« Reply #48 on: Sat 10 Apr 2021 10:01 »
I was at the Palace v Millwall game on 19th March 1969. A midweek game re-arranged because of a previous postponement, the game was a promotion 6-pointer in Div 2, a S London derby and played in front of over 32,500 fans, and with six goals in a Palace 4-2 win, it was definitely one of the great evenings in Palace history, and ultimately helped Palace to promotion at the end of the season. And the evening's entertainment was helped by the refereeing of Roger Kirkpatrick who was at his brilliant and eccentric best. Most of the fans went home totally satisfied!

Palace 5 Man Utd 0, Dec 1972, another great day in Palace history, although alas I wasn't there to see it. Referee was John Hunting.

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Re: English First Division 1972-73
« Reply #49 on: Sat 10 Apr 2021 10:24 »
I was at the Palace v Millwall game on 19th March 1969. A midweek game re-arranged because of a previous postponement, the game was a promotion 6-pointer in Div 2, a S London derby and played in front of over 32,500 fans, and with six goals in a Palace 4-2 win, it was definitely one of the great evenings in Palace history, and ultimately helped Palace to promotion at the end of the season. And the evening's entertainment was helped by the refereeing of Roger Kirkpatrick who was at his brilliant and eccentric best. Most of the fans went home totally satisfied!

Except, perhaps, the Millwall fans!!

Palace 5 Man Utd 0, Dec 1972, another great day in Palace history, although alas I wasn't there to see it. Referee was John Hunting.
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