Old Photos For No Reason Whatsoever

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Apologies for the misuse of the thread, it’s not an old photo, but I’d be willing to bet that a piece of engineering like that has been in place a long time.
 
Grey Blade said:
A few months ago I saw a video of someone exploring the tunnels under the station. Whenever I go through I always wonder at what's beneath our feet.

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Coincidentally, I went on a guided tour in these tunnels last weekend, organised by the Sheaf and Porter river trust.
It certainly was a cracking couple of hours, splashing, stooping, stumbling and for short way, crawling along these tunnels.
Although not quite as spectacular as some of the staged and back-lit photos which you may elsewhere see would lead you to believe, they are still very impressive.
I know this season's tours were a very fast sell out but would recommend them to anyone with who still may have a modicum of mobility. If you can manage the BL upper tier steps, the scrum for a half time cuppa or wazz, and still can bother to pick up that 20p you've dropped , then you are fit enough .
Details for any future guided tours will be here I guess....

Visit Sheffield's hidden rivers with an experienced guide

How you can safely explore the Sheaf and Porter under Sheffield City Centre
www.sheafportertrust.org www.sheafportertrust.org
 
Andingmen said:
Coincidentally, I went on a guided tour in these tunnels last weekend, organised by the Sheaf and Porter river trust.
It certainly was a cracking couple of hours, splashing, stooping, stumbling and for short way, crawling along these tunnels.
Although not quite as spectacular as some of the staged and back-lit photos which you may elsewhere see would lead you to believe, they are still very impressive.
I know this season's tours were a very fast sell out but would recommend them to anyone with who still may have a modicum of mobility. If you can manage the BL upper tier steps, the scrum for a half time cuppa or wazz, and still can bother to pick up that 20p you've dropped , then you are fit enough .
Details for any future guided tours will be here I guess....

Visit Sheffield's hidden rivers with an experienced guide

How you can safely explore the Sheaf and Porter under Sheffield City Centre
www.sheafportertrust.org www.sheafportertrust.org
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The link works fine on my phone Andy.
 

Silent Blade said:
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Woody Welcoming Steve McKee and Peter Dornan from Linfield in Nov 1976, Dornan returned to Linfield a few weeks later
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Peter Dornan was going to be The Next Tony Currie, and Steve McKee always looked tricky - I used to think he deserved a bigger chance.
 
Greenwich Blade said:
Peter Dornan was going to be The Next Tony Currie, and Steve McKee always looked?
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I remember watching McKee in a reserves match and it seemed that blood came out of his nose. I asked a schoolmate who is a Linfield fan about it and he said it was the same when he was playing for Linfield
 
Andingmen said:
Coincidentally, I went on a guided tour in these tunnels last weekend, organised by the Sheaf and Porter river trust.
It certainly was a cracking couple of hours, splashing, stooping, stumbling and for short way, crawling along these tunnels.
Although not quite as spectacular as some of the staged and back-lit photos which you may elsewhere see would lead you to believe, they are still very impressive.
I know this season's tours were a very fast sell out but would recommend them to anyone with who still may have a modicum of mobility. If you can manage the BL upper tier steps, the scrum for a half time cuppa or wazz, and still can bother to pick up that 20p you've dropped , then you are fit enough .
Details for any future guided tours will be here I guess....

Visit Sheffield's hidden rivers with an experienced guide

How you can safely explore the Sheaf and Porter under Sheffield City Centre
www.sheafportertrust.org www.sheafportertrust.org
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I saw this lot turn up at Triple Point yesterday before kick-off, and they arrived back afterwards looking a lot happier than we were.
 
Silent Blade said:
I remember watching McKee in a reserves match and it seemed that blood came out of his nose. I asked a schoolmate who is a Linfield fan about it and he said it was the same when he was playing for Linfield
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I was distracted half-way through this post, talking to my sister about the tunnels of Sheffield and the Porter, hence the strange way my original post ended (now edited).

So he genuinely got a nosebleed? I wonder if that was when he got back in defence, or when he found himself in the opposition's box?
 

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