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3 ex Blades & 4 ex pigs
Having another look I get two oinkers, who are the 4?
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3 ex Blades & 4 ex pigs
Wont have a word said against Benstead ,he drew my numbers out in the Blades revival in March 1989 against Huddersfield at half time. We were 1-0 down the pigs were winning and it looked like being a shit day. We won 5-1 the pigs lost and I won a grand ,packed my job in Monday morning and set up a business on the enterprise allowance scheme that is still going today![]()
He did. Bert could hear the crack as it snapped from his position on the terrace.
Cox Coleman Owen & RyanHaving another look I get two oinkers, who are the 4?
Cox Coleman Owen & Ryan
Coleman lives in Worksop ,proper big time Charlie ,do you know who I am type . er..........Completely forgot about Cox and Coleman. Must've been amazing![]()
Coleman lives in Worksop ,proper big time Charlie ,do you know who I am type . er..........
Bert has been in his garage again.
One memory stands out from this game concerning a player not listed in the team.
Cox ended his playing days for the Centre Spot in the Anglo Scan Sunday League gave me great pleasure notching against him
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You probably are, as I remember seeing a dressing room, after match celebration, photo where Hope looks the worst for wear facially. I am unsure if it was the Cardiff or Watford game. If it was Watford I would have thought the injury would still be showing at that time. Sorry thought I had the photo but no, sure someone will put it up no doubt.You are right it was a fantastic night of football, the atmosphere was amazing. I seem to remember that Warboy's broke John Hope's nose with a head but, is that right?
Cracking photo, why not get it restored? Fella in Crystal Peaks Market I have used, good and reasonable, can do it on line. Sorry cannot find his address at moment.Heeley Bank Junior school Under 11.
1964 Winners of Sanderson Trophy.
Picture taken after final on Ball Inn, beating Shirecliffe 4-0.
Several Blades fans on the photo, who are still match day regulars.
Plus one in background who was a well known Blade fan in 60s/70s/80s, for dubious reasons![]()
Cheers for that, I may well try him.Cracking photo, why not get it restored? Fella in Crystal Peaks Market I have used, good and reasonable, can do it on line.
Photo Wizards found them on yell.com where there's a link to their web site.Cheers for that, I may well try him.
Alan Tustin ran it during the 70's....no problem!All this talk of pubs has got me thinking about my drinking days in Sheffield. Granted later than all these other tales, but the Hammer and Pincers at Bents Green. I first went in regularly when Nina Crownshaw was landlady - but who was the landlord before Nina? It's bugging me
Wartburg Knight?What make is the white car on the right of the photo with the square number plate
Ha, i know several of the faces on there....27th December 1977, upstairs in The Nelson waiting for the coach to leave for Oldham. Gerry Rafferty on the 'juke.
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Yes, Rob is at the front, Stuart and Trevor are on the rightRecognise all the faces from the '70's away days but not so good on the names. Could be John Shaw middle back and Rob Ingle at the front.
Ravel MorrisonIt's something we don't do nowadays...change people's names to their English equivalent. If Sabella was signing now, we'd refer to him with his correct name, "Alejandro", because it's more exotic, but back in the 70's and 80's we used to like to called them by the nearest English version. Like "Peter" Katchouro for example (real name was "Pyotr").
There are exceptions of course - the club made, what we thought was going to be an exciting signing, an Argentinian striker, called Pedro Verde. They suddenly realised that if they turned this into the English equivalent it would become "Peter Green" - so they didn't bother! It was a similar story with "Jostein" Flo in the 90's. We could have Anglicised it and called him "Joe Flo" but that would have made him sound rather "ordinary", so we stuck with the correct foreign version.
The club seem to like to "simplify" things with names as much as they can for the fans. Marcelo dos Santos Cipriano became known just by his first name, "Marcelo". Marcelo was the first striker, to play for Sheffield United, whose name ended in an "O" (I think!). But there have been others since - can anyone name them?
And another question for you... There haven't been many Sheffield United players that have been referred to only by their first name (in the programme or on their shirt) - like Marcelo - but there are a few others - can anyone name them?
(Look...I know it's a shite quiz - but there's bugger all else to do, so you might as well have a go at it!).![]()
Bert has been in his garage again.
One memory stands out from this game concerning a player not listed in the team.
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More or less centre of the picture, Sheffield Forgemasters, was originally a big investment from Firth Brown. GFM all singing all dancing state of the art forge.From City Plaza (now the Balance) towards East End, Aug 1989.
The overhead gantries for the old electrified Sheff Victoria to Manc Line were still on the Wicker Viaduct. I travelled to my first ever away match to Burnley on that route in the mid-sixties.
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I was trying to figure out who the injured United player was in the foreground before realising it was an umbrella in the crowd. Is Specsavers open?
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