The TRAGIC Death Of Peter Osgood! How He Lived Is Sad…

[@daviddavies2945]

Osgood, Hudson, Cooke, Hutchinson, Chelsea were a joy to watch in the seventies. Many happy memories of visiting Stamford Bridge,

[@robharding5345]

Ossie had a good life, he earned a good living and loved playing the game that made him a big name. All good things come to pass, even famous footballers.

[@robduncan784]

Never the "prince" but always the KING of Stamford Bridge

[@vincentjohnson3763]

So sorry to hear of his early death , watched him get his leg broke in a fair tackle from Crazy horse Emylim Hughes in a game around 1968 against Blackpool at Bloomfield Rd but he got over it and played for England too the football family has lost a good lad

[@terrymorton9941]

Omg memory lane Ossie was my hero the most overlooked striker by England. Alongside my travels to away games as im a sad northern branch member, my old man a fan was a sad londoner! The team travelled on the train with the rest of us, I witnessed the bad tommy docherty away from the cameras...... I spent a fortune following these boys alas Im 66 now, Ive always had an attitude like Ossie thanks for that memory that was so close to my chest.

[@Stand663]

Why these robotic voices ???

[@Victor-d8w5r]

ALWAYS WILL BE REMEMBERED, A TRUE LEGEND AND I'M A LEEDS FAN .R.I P ❤

[@joegreen2750]

Great memories of a great player.

[@grahamsmith4958]

Peter Osgood was the finest English footballer I ever saw.

[@dode5064]

Fantastic player .Loved watching him , Charlie Cooke, John Hollins, Ian Hutchinson etc .Great side. I'm a Spurs fan

[@peterdyson9590]

It's sad that Ossie died too young , Tommy Docherty said Dave Sexton Always played boring football , But I always thought Chelsea played Great Stuff Charlie Cooke was a great Dribbler , a few characters are good For the game .

[@stephenatkinson-vc1me]

Mr.chelsea..the real king.r.i.p ossie

[@Dave-s8y]

Chelsea v Leeds fa cup absolute classic pity Ossie joined scumampton my favourite player as a kid

[@whentokoloshsays1142]

It was a diving header at old Trafford

[@richardcooper2293]

I watched Chelsea during Osgood's time there and was never as entranced with him as this suggests. Time after time he would get the ball in an attacking position and if progress was easy he would do well. If on the other hand it was not, he would just lazily play the ball off to Hutchinson, giving him no chance, and the attack was killed. But, although I liked the whole team, I was mostly going to see Alan Hudson, the best player I have ever seen live. So many of Osgood's goals were the result of Hudson's brilliance.

[@rowley1950]

I wish you had kept it short and to the point instead of rambling on and on. You lost the point by repeating yourself all the time

[@JackB59]

Great player from a old MUFC fan

[@ReginaldGates-Everton]

He was Gassa before Gassa and this is talking about a footballer who died a drunk.Great footballer but nothing like portrayed here.RIP Ossie .

[@malcolmriley6897]

One thing puzzled me as I watched this film. Dave Sexton went on to create the wonderful QPR team of the mid-70s, which almost won the old First Division. Its star player was my idol at the time: Stan Bowles. He was the epitome of a talented but maverick player, yet Sexton was able to build a team around him. How was that possible if Sexton was such a rigid control freak as described here? I wonder why he couldn't do that with Peter Osgood. Perhaps things weren't as black and white as this film suggests.

[@joegreen2750]

Sexton was useless.

[@jjc7735]

Never knew him as the 'Prince' He was always the King of Stamford Bridge. Well, in the Shed End, he was. And I'm sure he was born in Windsor. KTBFFH

[@joegreen2750]

Bates is in a warm place now. 😅

[@rogerbreen2708]

It's Ossie at least get his name right

[@ashleylovestennis6476]

Osgood became a drunk and it caused an early death. His final years were pathetic as he also went broke and was living on beans on toast.

[@whentokoloshsays1142]

Born in Windsor

[@GaryHoyle-p6i]

Could you see that happening to Lampard or Terry !!! No Way

[@williamcoleman6893]

He was The King not Prince, came from Windsor. Get it right will ya.

[@GaryHoyle-p6i]

Why would chelsea ostrisise ossie !!! He only wanted the best for the club It just shows that the powers that be are arrogant men without morals or ideals !!!!!

[@tombrehony6277]

Little facts. Mostly someone's opion

[@pachma405]

0:33 He was from Windsor, not London. It wasn't a secret, Ossie was always talking about Windsor. 1:31 Born in Chelsea? This gets worse. Terrible video.

[@eltinjones4542]

Very long winded, could have been said in less than five minutes

[@rowley1950]

Absolutely mate, and it would have meant more too, instead of rambling on and on and repeating the same stuff over and over

[@rickeidam3287]

Chelsea a working class district of London ? Who is this mug doing the commentary ?

[@stanandollie7041]

Windsor boy not London!

[@jamesjenkins1680]

sexton destroyed chelseas team of that time