Quiz: Where do our squad live?

[Aston max]

John Tudor and Eddie Colquhoun lived in Todwick. Many footballers from the 1970s lived in Dronfield

Woody and badger or Helmsley not for long though as you said a lot of them went to Dronfield, think it was called green dragon pub where they went drinking
And who can forget warnocks involvement in Todwick

 

[LudlamBlade]

I'm not even allowed to interact with this thread since Bettis took out his restraining order.

Ah, shit

 

[CPB]

Be surprised if JOC commuted from Liverpool.
I know some players travel from east midlands a bit such as Nottingham or Derby. Liverpool seems a bit too far when your in training at 730am.

 

[Davalon]

Davalon will know

I'm afraid my regular sightings are in passing during the commute or school run.

Often on Rutland Road as they make their way to Shirecliffe but regularly see Baldock and Berge car sharing between Ranmoor and Broomhill.

Maybe they all live in a commune with Wilder.

 

[Davalon]

Be surprised if JOC commuted from Liverpool.
I know some players travel from east midlands a bit such as Nottingham or Derby. Liverpool seems a bit too far when your in training at 730am.

If they have to be there for 7.30 then plenty must pay regular fines

I pass a few of the players on their way to Shirecliffe 3 or 4 mornings a week and it's an hour or so after that.

 

[Russ]

Glyn Hodges house name was Nutmugs.
True story.

 

[K1 flabby stick]

Sure did

Loved the Red Lion they did

Gone and forgotten..... the pub that is.
Like some of the other pubs in Dronfield which now have "lovely" stone built, 4 bed exec homes where they used to stand. Hearty Oak and Talbot already gone, possibly the Miners and the 3 Tuns will join them soon.

 

[Bramall Wayne]

Believe Norwood lives in Ramsbottom (or somewhere up that way)

Upper Ramsbottom??

 

[Silent Blade]

Woody and badger or Helmsley not for long though as you said a lot of them went to Dronfield, think it was called green dragon pub where they went drinking
And who can forget warnocks involvement in Todwick

Tony Currie, Len Badger, Ted Hemsley, John Hope, Mick Speight, Colin Franks, Paul Tomlinson, David Sunley, Brian Joicey, Jeff Johnson, Gary Bannister, Peter Springett, Simon Tracey , Vinnie Jones, Kevin Gage, Vas Borbokis, Gareth Taylor, Paul Beesley, Howard Kendall (manager), Jake Wright, Kevin Pressman, Mel Sterland. Mick Heaton lived in Coal Aston and Mitch Ward in Troway

 

[Student Blade]

Be surprised if JOC commuted from Liverpool.
I know some players travel from east midlands a bit such as Nottingham or Derby. Liverpool seems a bit too far when your in training at 730am.

JOC, Duffy and Lunny all use to car share together i believe. use to see instagram stories/pictures of them together so i have always assumed they all came from the Liverpool area together.

 

[whinnie the chew]

Lundstram has kept on his place in Tinsley , just under the viaduct

He provides a valuable service, making sure no goats cross

 

[Big Hitter]

Warnock lived there.

He lived in Hinde House dev'p't late on -opposite big Tesco , Abbeydale Rd.

 

[Grappler]

JOC, Duffy and Lunny all use to car share together i believe. use to see instagram stories/pictures of them together so i have always assumed they all came from the Liverpool area together.

Often used to see them, going home after the Saturday games, JOC's girlfriend was driving.

 

[raimond]

I was in Fagans on Monday night.

I scratched me arse last Thursday.

 

[sitwell]

Tony Currie, Len Badger, Ted Hemsley, John Hope, Mick Speight, Colin Franks, Paul Tomlinson, David Sunley, Brian Joicey, Jeff Johnson, Gary Bannister, Peter Springett, Simon Tracey , Vinnie Jones, Kevin Gage, Vas Borbokis, Gareth Taylor, Paul Beesley, Howard Kendall (manager), Jake Wright, Kevin Pressman, Mel Sterland. Mick Heaton lived in Coal Aston and Mitch Ward in Troway

Badger ,Dearden and Hockey lived just off Bannerdale Rd , first port of call on bob-a-job week.

 

[Silent Blade]

Badger ,Dearden and Hockey lived just off Bannerdale Rd , first port of call on bob-a-job week.

Yes, Badger moved to Dronfield late in his Blades career and took over the Midland pub in 1982, changed things there and re-named it as The Old Sidings

 

[sitwell]

Glyn Hodges house name was Nutmugs.
True story.

Went to a family bar-b que at Steve Claridges house. It was called Wembley Heights in Gosport , and he was as big a cunt as you could imagine.

 

[Grumps]

Since the dawn of social media and podcasts I've always been amazed how many players commute long distances to play for their clubs and go to training. I guess with how disposable players are to club it's understandable a lot of them are reluctant to buy a house in a new area if they are going to move on a few months later.

Just thought I'd see if we could map out where our squad lives - feel free to amend the list below !

Wes Foderingham -
Adam Davies -
George Baldock - Sheffield
Enda Stevens - Sheffield
Jack O'Connell - Liverpool ?
Chris Basham - County Durham?
John Egan - Sheffield
Jack Robinson -
Ben Davies - Preston
Jayden Bogle -
Rhys Norrington Davies - Sheffield
Fleck - Rotherham
Berge - Sheffield
Norwood -
Osborn - Nottingham
Hourihane -
MGW - Wolverhampton?
Ndiaye -Sheffield
Brewster -
McBurnie - Leeds
Sharp - Sheffield
McGoldrick - Nottingham
Jebbison -

Fleck-Sheffield up near Dore

 

[Superblades]

Jack Robinson - Eastern Avenue (Arbourthorne)

 

[sitwell]

Fleck-Sheffield up near Dore

Ranmoor I think looking at his wags insta

 

[pommpey]

Went to a family bar-b que at Steve Claridges house. It was called Wembley Heights in Gosport , and he was as big a cunt as you could imagine.

Not Gosport.

Hill Head.

pommpey

 

[bakeblade]

Since the dawn of social media and podcasts I've always been amazed how many players commute long distances to play for their clubs and go to training. I guess with how disposable players are to club it's understandable a lot of them are reluctant to buy a house in a new area if they are going to move on a few months later.

Just thought I'd see if we could map out where our squad lives - feel free to amend the list below !

Wes Foderingham -
Adam Davies -
George Baldock - Sheffield
Enda Stevens - Sheffield
Jack O'Connell - Liverpool ?
Chris Basham - County Durham?
John Egan - Sheffield
Jack Robinson -
Ben Davies - Preston
Jayden Bogle -
Rhys Norrington Davies - Sheffield
Fleck - Rotherham
Berge - Sheffield
Norwood -
Osborn - Nottingham
Hourihane -
MGW - Wolverhampton?
Ndiaye -Sheffield
Brewster -
McBurnie - Leeds
Sharp - Sheffield
McGoldrick - Nottingham
Jebbison -

Hourihan lives at Dore, renting I believe

 

[sitwell]

Not Gosport.

Hill Head.

pommpey

Probably ,my mate (his cousin) lived in Lee on solent but we just called it all Gosport , it was on a hill you could see it from miles away. I think he took over his parents house and moved them down the road if my memory serves me. He was a twat anyway , ironically Alan Ball was also present and was an absolute diamond of a bloke.

 

[JohnDenver]

Since the dawn of social media and podcasts I've always been amazed how many players commute long distances to play for their clubs and go to training.

Higher league footballers aren’t like normals. They can rock up in their Bentley on a morning. Book into a posh hotel on a whim (perhaps not in Rhyl), and have their hangers-on sort out new clothes every time they spill a Peroni.

 

[Need4speed]

Tony Currie, Len Badger, Ted Hemsley, John Hope, Mick Speight, Colin Franks, Paul Tomlinson, David Sunley, Brian Joicey, Jeff Johnson, Gary Bannister, Peter Springett, Simon Tracey , Vinnie Jones, Kevin Gage, Vas Borbokis, Gareth Taylor, Paul Beesley, Howard Kendall (manager), Jake Wright, Kevin Pressman, Mel Sterland. Mick Heaton lived in Coal Aston and Mitch Ward in Troway

Well Currie lived in Dronfield was always in the hyde Park pub and then down to the Chippy opposite the Blue Stoops

 

[pommpey]

Probably ,my mate (his cousin) lived in Lee on solent but we just called it all Gosport , it was on a hill you could see it from miles away. I think he took over his parents house and moved them down the road if my memory serves me. He was a twat anyway , ironically Alan Ball was also present and was an absolute diamond of a bloke.

I spoke with AB when my son was mascot at a PFC v SUFC match at Fratton. Totally lovely feller, warm, friendly, never up-himself and recounted the TC and him ball sitting episode with great humour.

Claridge is, as you say, an ubercunt. Hill Head is on the far side of Lee-on-the-Solent and very 'footballer', especially over toward Brownwich and the bird sanctuary. Crouch owned one of the bigger houses there (but hardly stayed in it)

pommpey

 

[sitwell]

I spoke with AB when my son was mascot at a PFC v SUFC match at Fratton. Totally lovely feller, warm, friendly, never up-himself and recounted the TC and him ball sitting episode with great humour.

Claridge is, as you say, an ubercunt. Hill Head is on the far side of Lee-on-the-Solent and very 'footballer', especially over toward Brownwich and the bird sanctuary. Crouch owned one of the bigger houses there (but hardly stayed in it)

pommpey

He actually brought the ball sitting up when I was introduced as a Blade ,talked football for well over and hour and never mentioned 1966 , bloody great bloke but that voice took some getting used to.

 

[chesblade]

Thought enda lived at halfway, often seen in Tony's chippy at mosborough after game's

 

[Silent Blade]

Well Currie lived in Dronfield was always in the hyde Park pub and then down to the Chippy opposite the Blue Stoops

Longs chippy. One night after returning from a reserves match at Bramall Lane, my dad parked his car outside the chippie, got in the queue while I waited outside looking through the window and then all of a sudden I was picked up by John Hope who then put me on his shoulders, he was with Tony Currie who was amused with Hope's antics. There were envious faces in the queue and my dad was surprised with what had happened!

 

[wak1889]

Probably ,my mate (his cousin) lived in Lee on solent but we just called it all Gosport , it was on a hill you could see it from miles away. I think he took over his parents house and moved them down the road if my memory serves me. He was a twat anyway , ironically Alan Ball was also present and was an absolute diamond of a bloke.

Alan ball spoke very highly of everyone apparently