| Screen goddesses in football crowds 13:39 - Feb 9 with 4890 views | AnotherJohn |
Have you ever seen one in person? On a whim I recently again watched High Noon, and could not help but be impressed by the youthful beauty of Grace Kelly. It brought to mind the fact that she is the only screen siren from that time, or indeed any era, that I've seen at a football match on British shores. She was only about 20 yards from where I sat albeit in a glass viewing area. David Niven was also present that day. Can anybody guess what match that was? |  | | |  |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 14:11 - Feb 9 with 4009 views | Flashberryjack |
Monaco v Swans |  |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 14:19 - Feb 9 with 3996 views | Whiterockin |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 14:11 - Feb 9 by Flashberryjack |
Monaco v Swans |
Has to be as they were both residents there. |  | | |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 14:58 - Feb 9 with 3968 views | AnotherJohn |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 14:19 - Feb 9 by Whiterockin |
Has to be as they were both residents there. |
The two Swans vs Monaco games H and A were in 1991. Sadly Grace died after a car accident in 1982. Clue: My game was in GB. [Post edited 9 Feb 15:37]
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 15:33 - Feb 9 with 3919 views | AnotherJohn |
Screen Gods not eligible!  | | | |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 15:49 - Feb 9 with 3890 views | theloneranger |
1966 World Cup Final?? |  |
| Everyday above ground ... Is a good day! 😎 |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 16:23 - Feb 9 with 3857 views | AnotherJohn |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 15:49 - Feb 9 by theloneranger |
1966 World Cup Final?? |
No - they may have been there but I wasn't. I will give the answer soon to avoid getting too boring. Hint 2: Score was the same as in the Swans vs Monaco 1991 home leg. | | | |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 18:53 - Feb 9 with 3758 views | AnotherJohn |
Ah well, screen goddess sightings are few and far between - as I expected.
I saw Princess Grace at Tannadice Park at a UEFA Cup game in September 1981 in which Dundee United lost 1-2 to AS Monaco. It seems that she attended a lot of AS Monaco games along with her husband.
The Arab fans left the ground a tad disappointed with the performance that night, but happy that United went through, having won 5-2 in Monaco earlier in the month.
I'd left Swansea the previous year to stay in work, at a time when a lot of Welsh jobs were going. But that season Scottish football was of much less interest to me than what Tosh and the boys were doing in League 1, and I had managed to get down for the Leeds game. Admittedly it didn't take long for me to warm to United, as Jim McLean wrote a fairy tale of his own, and that made up a bit for the Swans' downward slide over the next few seasons. As it turned out, the early 1980s was a high point for both clubs, which preceded decline. The Swans did rise again for a time, while the Arabs have had to make do with thin gruel for some years now. [Post edited 9 Feb 18:57]
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 20:47 - Feb 9 with 3677 views | PawelAbbott |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 18:53 - Feb 9 by AnotherJohn |
Ah well, screen goddess sightings are few and far between - as I expected.
I saw Princess Grace at Tannadice Park at a UEFA Cup game in September 1981 in which Dundee United lost 1-2 to AS Monaco. It seems that she attended a lot of AS Monaco games along with her husband.
The Arab fans left the ground a tad disappointed with the performance that night, but happy that United went through, having won 5-2 in Monaco earlier in the month.
I'd left Swansea the previous year to stay in work, at a time when a lot of Welsh jobs were going. But that season Scottish football was of much less interest to me than what Tosh and the boys were doing in League 1, and I had managed to get down for the Leeds game. Admittedly it didn't take long for me to warm to United, as Jim McLean wrote a fairy tale of his own, and that made up a bit for the Swans' downward slide over the next few seasons. As it turned out, the early 1980s was a high point for both clubs, which preceded decline. The Swans did rise again for a time, while the Arabs have had to make do with thin gruel for some years now. [Post edited 9 Feb 18:57]
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Does Helen Flanagan count?
Often seen down the Liberty when Scott Sinclair was here | | | |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 20:51 - Feb 9 with 3673 views | onehunglow |
Liz McLarnon at Port Vale.
Lee was bxxxxxxg her at the time
She was lovely | |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 21:08 - Feb 9 with 3652 views | KeithHaynes |
That big lipped woman who was with Lee Chapman when he was at the Swans.
Saw her a few times. |  |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 21:13 - Feb 9 with 3647 views | RhonddaSwans |
I think itis called one handed camra man.
They do it quite alot at the world cup.
Especially the Brazil games!
Christine Lampard back in the day 😲! | |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 06:52 - Feb 10 with 3514 views | jackal |
Her son, Prince Albert, was at the Liberty once.
I saw her at the Monaco Grand Prix once. |  | | |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 10:39 - Feb 10 with 3451 views | union_jack |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 06:52 - Feb 10 by jackal |
Her son, Prince Albert, was at the Liberty once.
I saw her at the Monaco Grand Prix once. |
He was a guest of Trade Centre Wales owner I believe. He’s now living in Monaco I’ve been told and big friends with Albert. |  |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 11:05 - Feb 10 with 3436 views | onehunglow |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 21:08 - Feb 9 by KeithHaynes |
That big lipped woman who was with Lee Chapman when he was at the Swans.
Saw her a few times. |
Leslie Ash.
Sad case | |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 12:30 - Feb 10 with 3366 views | whiterock |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 10:39 - Feb 10 by union_jack |
He was a guest of Trade Centre Wales owner I believe. He’s now living in Monaco I’ve been told and big friends with Albert. |
Big friends with Rob Davies who was a Swans shareholder and Ospreys chairman [Post edited 10 Feb 12:31]
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 14:01 - Feb 10 with 3305 views | jackal |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 10:39 - Feb 10 by union_jack |
He was a guest of Trade Centre Wales owner I believe. He’s now living in Monaco I’ve been told and big friends with Albert. |
Not the "Beep the Bellend" guy? | | | |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 17:20 - Feb 10 with 3226 views | Tummer_from_Texas |
Has CZJ ever been spotted at the Liberty or Vetch? |  |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 18:31 - Feb 10 with 3181 views | STID2017 |
Elgin City ? |  |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 19:07 - Feb 10 with 3165 views | STID2017 |
Is that David Niven the actor or the footballer ? | |
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 19:24 - Feb 11 with 3009 views | Cleddau |
Jayne Mansfield at White hart Lane for Spurs v Wolves in October 1959:
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 19:26 - Feb 11 with 3008 views | Cleddau |
Racquel Welch at Stamford Bridge for Chelsea v Leicester in February 1972:
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| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 19:41 - Feb 11 with 2995 views | AnotherJohn |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 19:26 - Feb 11 by Cleddau |
Racquel Welch at Stamford Bridge for Chelsea v Leicester in February 1972:
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Now we are moving up a division or should I say to a more prominent top tier. | | | |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 07:18 - Feb 12 with 2912 views | jackal |
| Screen goddesses in football crowds on 17:20 - Feb 10 by Tummer_from_Texas |
Has CZJ ever been spotted at the Liberty or Vetch? |
I've heard that she's said that she used to go to the Vetch.
Michael Douglas said on the Jonathan Ross show that he's a Swans fan, although I don't think he's been. | | | |
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