Old Photos For No Reason Whatsoever

[BushBlade]

Fuck me that Brian Cox is multitalented.

Keyboardist, astronomer AND goalkeeper for Mansfield Town?!

And he was the original Hannibal Lecter.

 

[Sheene7]

Fuck me that Brian Cox is multitalented.

Keyboardist, astronomer AND goalkeeper for Mansfield Town?!

Went right the way through school with Brian Cox, not the D:Ream keyboardist/Physicist or the Scottish actor, but the goalie. Played with him in the school teams at Intake then City. He was a very good footballer and cricketer - I wasn't! I used to knock around a bit with him as a kid. He had a pretty good career in football and last I heard he was a betting shop manager. Haven't seen him in years. We're both 59 next month.......but I can remember him like it was yesterday.

 

[Lane Ender]

Went right the way through school with Brian Cox, not the D:Ream keyboardist/Physicist or the Scottish actor, but the goalie. Played with him in the school teams at Intake then City. He was a very good footballer and cricketer - I wasn't! I used to knock around a bit with him as a kid. He had a pretty good career in football and last I heard he was a betting shop manager. Haven't seen him in years. We're both 59 next month.......but I can remember him like it was yesterday.

That’s how he ended up playing for the Centre Spot got to be Blue and White playing with the Pierpoint brothers

 

[grafikhaus]

Yes, Rob is at the front, Stuart and Trevor are on the right

And Sharon (far left) and Janet are the two birds. Where do you know Trevor from?

 

[LSF]

That’s how he ended up playing for the Centre Spot got to be Blue and White playing with the Pierpoint brothers

So who was the better player, Mick or Tony?
Occasionally see Mick, usually at funerals
And I worked with Brian Cox's dad at Treeton colliery way back, lovely fellah.

 

[Andingmen]

Further to a few pages back: The Royal Hospital outpatients' entrance through the old chapel on Westfield Terrace. October 1976.

 

[Lane Ender]

That’s how he ended up playing for the Centre Spot got to be Blue and White playing with the Pierpoint brothers

Tony played up front Mick was a defender and a steady player as I remember
Spot had a little winger Gary something plenty of mouth but could play a bit.

 

[singaporeblade]

And Sharon (far left) and Janet are the two birds. Where do you know Trevor from?

Used to see him at most of the games and around town in the late 70's and early 80's.....tried to get him out of the old bill's grasp at Blackburn once to no avail

 

[LSF]

Tony played up front Mick was a defender and a steady player as I remember
Spot had a little winger Gary something plenty of mouth but could play a bit.

Mick played up front in his early days, big, strong and quite skilful for a big lad. Tony had bags of ability and quite strong too.
Probably Gary Cahill (rip), lovely footballer, superb left foot.

 

[Silent Blade]

 

[Lane Ender]

Mick played up front in his early days, big, strong and quite skilful for a big lad. Tony had bags of ability and quite strong too.
Probably Gary Cahill (rip), lovely footballer, superb left foot.

Mick was at the back last time I played against him he was coming to end of his playing career so was I.
Let me in once that day and I notched side foot bottom right hand corner past Mr Cox.

 

[bornablade]

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Magnet.

 

[Silent Blade]

Magnet.

??

 

[Andingmen]

A few pics from the roof of Attercliffe Telephone Exchange on Titterton Street, just off Worksop Road.March 1984.
First below, taken over Worksop Rd towards Attercliffe Rd.



Below, taken over Leeds Road and ex Brown Bayley site ( then Don Valley Stadium).


Below, back towards town.


Below, over the old baths.

 

[bornablade]

A few pics from the roof of Attercliffe Telephone Exchange on Titterton Street, just off Worksop Road.March 1984.
First below, taken over Worksop Rd towards Attercliffe Rd.

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Below, taken over Leeds Road and ex Brown Bayley site ( then Don Valley Stadium).
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Below, back towards town.
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Top photo. I am presuming that the building on the right hand side is the rear of the Travellers Inn, Attercliffe Road.

Across the road is (was) Barclays Bank. My first job there in August 1973 after leaving school.

Left Barclays in April 1974 and left Sheffield.

Vowed that I wouldn't work for a bank again. I've been self employed for the past 25 years and felt that I've done nothing else but work for the bank since then.

 

[Bert]

There are thousands of the things in daily use in Cuba. View attachment 76943

The Guardian: Take me to your Lada: Cuba's passion for a little Russian box.

Take me to your Lada: Cuba's passion for a little Russian box

The rugged Soviet-era car is 50 years old – and in Havana, classic models still sell for the price of a house

www.theguardian.com

 

[Bert]

Ike a major part of my young life at WHCC.

The Baxter brothers.

 

[Bert]

 

[I should coco]

The Baxter brothers. View attachment 77566

Nobody is smoking anything dodgy looking, so I assume Jose wasn't around when this was taken.

 

[Paisley Blade]

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Remarkable. I'm 99% sure that's me in the scorebox. I was 2nd team scorer from 1974 til 1981 when I started playing.

Where on earth did you find these photos ?!

 

[Bert]

Remarkable. I'm 99% sure that's me in the scorebox. I was 2nd team scorer from 1974 til 1981 when I started playing.

Where on earth did you find these photos ?!

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[Eddiecolquhounsleg]

Remarkable. I'm 99% sure that's me in the scorebox. I was 2nd team scorer from 1974 til 1981 when I started playing.

Where on earth did you find these photos ?!

Played up there a few times myself, but more than 10 years before you started.

 

[Speedracer]

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Thank you for that, I wasn't aware of that group, very informative.

 

[DifferentClass]

Went right the way through school with Brian Cox, not the D:Ream keyboardist/Physicist or the Scottish actor, but the goalie. Played with him in the school teams at Intake then City. He was a very good footballer and cricketer - I wasn't! I used to knock around a bit with him as a kid. He had a pretty good career in football and last I heard he was a betting shop manager. Haven't seen him in years. We're both 59 next month.......but I can remember him like it was yesterday.

Must have played in the same team as Carl Bradshaw at some point if he went to City!

 

[Robby Blade]

The Guardian: Take me to your Lada: Cuba's passion for a little Russian box.

Take me to your Lada: Cuba's passion for a little Russian box

The rugged Soviet-era car is 50 years old – and in Havana, classic models still sell for the price of a house

www.theguardian.com

I read the article and thought bollox, then I took a look at this and changed my mind.

https://www.autocubana.com/en

Is it possible for Bert to get a car into Cuba?

 

[Bert]

I read the article and thought bollox, then I took a look at this and changed my mind.

https://www.autocubana.com/en

Is it possible for Bert to get a car into Cuba?

Cars are ridiculously expensive in Cuba due to lack of supply. The government brings in very few and when they do the prices are bonkers. It's not possible to import one privately either.

 

[Bert]

Cars are ridiculously expensive in Cuba due to lack of supply. The government brings in very few and when they do the prices are bonkers. It's not possible to import one privately either.

 

[1889]

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Who let Ian Saint John play in a pair of glasses?

 

[Darkoak]

Whilst tidying the house over the weekend, I came across an album of photos that I took of grounds that I visited during my first full season of watching United away matches, which was 1980/81. Sadly, all but one of the grounds no longer exist.
I'm sure that most of them will be instantly recognisable to many of you of a 'certain vintage'.....

 

[HighfieldBlade]

I'm sure that most of them will be instantly recognisable to many of you of a 'certain vintage'.....View attachment 77599

Sealand Rd