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You may well be right Sean.Think it’s Alan Hill as Roy Hill was, iirc the year below.
You may well be right Sean.
I was two years older than that group (played for Sheffield Boys U15 in 67/68).
Alan Hill does ring a bell...
Roy Hill was a Hinde House lad I think?
When Roy first joined United as an apprentice, one of our all time greats told me he could go all the way, so impressive was he at 15/16.Roy was yes, as was Alan, and Gary Parker.
But not at cricket, Bert's Ecclesfield team was all conquering.When Roy first joined United as an apprentice, one of our all time greats told me he could go all the way, so impressive was he at 15/16.
Hinde House had a knack of producing good sports teams. At my age group their basketball team was unbeatable.
Have to say Bert, in my age group, we, (Abbeydale Grammar) always had the edge over Ecclesfield Grammar. Despite them having some good football and cricketers that year group.But not at cricket, Bert's Ecclesfield team was all conquering.
Hinde House had a black lad, wicket keeper, a right gobby sod. Nearly a punch up during play.
Bert still has the certificates somewhere in his garage, went through winning everything U13 (Barber Sheild? ) U15 Stokes Sheild, U16, and First X1.Have to say Bert, in my age group, we, (Abbeydale Grammar) always had the edge over Ecclesfield Grammar. Despite them having some good football and cricketers that year group.
Great days Bert! Barber and Stokes shields, I remember well.Bert still has the certificates somewhere in his garage, went through winning everything U13 (Barber Sheild? ) U15 Stokes Sheild, U16, and First X1.
One lad, Steven Stuchberry fast bowler played for Yorkshire.
He was dangerous on those poor wickets, no helmets etc. He cracked one lad on the side of the head once and Bert was convinced that the lad was dead.
Happy days.
Bert has just found a few relics.Great days Bert! Barber and Stokes shields, I remember well.
At U15 we won the 6 a side cricket tournament played at Myers Grove that year (68), still have the certificate.
I first encountered Steve Stuchberry at Whitley Hall where he was a tiny 13 year old playing in the Sheffield CA U18 league. I played for Frecheville and we had a real strong team with some of us playing Yorkshire Council cricket on Saturdays.
Stuchberry was handed the ball to open their bowling and we sniggered as this tiny lad ran into bowl his first delivery at our opener who opened for the 1st team on Saturdays (York's Council).
He never saw it! Played and missed then out the following delivery...
I was shitting myself by the time I went in at 9 and Stuchberry had reduced us to 50 for 7...
Followed his career from that point....and he grew quite a bit too!
But not at cricket, Bert's Ecclesfield team was all conquering.
Hinde House had a black lad, wicket keeper, a right gobby sod. Nearly a punch up during play.
Steve Guest! Pretty good all round sportsman!Bert has just found a few relics.
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Yep. There wasn't a single black kid at Ecclesfield so Bert remembers the Hinde House lad very well.
What year was this?
Bert still has the certificates somewhere in his garage, went through winning everything U13 (Barber Sheild? ) U15 Stokes Sheild, U16, and First X1.
One lad, Steven Stuchberry fast bowler played for Yorkshire.
He was dangerous on those poor wickets, no helmets etc. He cracked one lad on the side of the head once and Bert was convinced that the lad was dead.
Happy days.
What year was this?
Wow that is spooky. His eldest son, Ben looks just like him now.
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