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That era still gives me nightmares. After the loss against Luton, a poster said that it was beyond shite. He was obviously not attending during this era of pitifully poor week in, week out bollocks.
Simonds, I used to work next door to one of their branches on Tyler Street, Wincobank in the mid eighties.For the life of me cannot remember this sponsor. Obviously mid 80's but drawn a blank with me. Can't remember ever seeing anyone wearing a Blades shirt with this sponsor either.
Soz don't know how to attach wording to picture
83-85? We did get promoted in that period. Wouldn't have any of those in my top 10 of bad seasons...That era still gives me nightmares. After the loss against Luton, a poster said that it was beyond shite. He was obviously not attending during this era of pitifully poor week in, week out bollocks.
Kids nowadays don’t know what real bollocks is.
Blades 2 Stoke 3 October 9th 1971. We lose our position in the top of the league
yeah week after 'that goal' didnt tc have a goal dissallowed at the lane end silent because ball had gone over dead ball line ?
Correctyeah week after 'that goal' didnt tc have a goal dissallowed at the lane end silent because ball had gone over dead ball line ?
yeah think he slid it in from an acute angle till linesmans flag went up
Blades 5 Villa 0 in November 1969. Eddie scoring one of his 2 goals
It looks strangely like United are conceding the goal, given the way the Villa player is hooking his foot towards the goal and the expressions on the faces of Addison and Colquhoun.
Villa keeper is John Phillips and defender is Brian Tiler who got killed in a minibus accident at Italy during 1990 World Cup
I thought the defender was Lew Chatterley?
Yep, American blade that was welded to size in Sheffield. Very average quality.
Could be
Keeper looks like Donny Osmond
Charlton. Ended up 2-2.
I've got that same photo of the team. I knew Jim Dixon (bottom right) well. His first love was distance running and he was a regular at our running club. There was a few of us that met at the lane Friday afternoons and go for a run they were great times. He always gave me a couple of tickets and a pass to the players lounge for after the match. It was in the south stand in those days and wasn't very glamorous but I loved rubbing shoulders with Edwards and co
Fulham 1 Sheffield United 1
18th February 1967
United had three away games in London, 3rd, 4th and 5th rounds. Mick Jones scored at Charlton, one at Fulham and one more in the replay at Bramall Lane. His future team mate Allan Clarke was playing for Fulham.
The second half of the game is at
United won the replay 3-1 with Bill Punton having the best game of his life for the Blades. It wasn't Bill Punton's most important goal though
I went on the football special train, which was the trend in those days. There were over 32000 at Craven Cottage.
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That top.picture was featured in When Saturday comes magazine recently.
Brighton...?.....
I went to the 5th round game at Stamford Bridge. Hateley scored with a header right in front of me.
My question is, was it Mark or Tony Hateley?My grandfather went to the 2-0 Chelsea loss and memory says the way he described Blades performance there seemed a good chance Mark could well have scored.
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