Bell4
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What a fantastic day that was
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What a fantastic day that was
I was watching the reserves at the Lane that day (1st team were playing at Charlton). There were gasps from the crowd when the scoreboard at the pavilion revealed that Colchester were winning 2-0 at half timeWhat a fantastic day that was
Event though this is well before my time
Yeah I was brought up round there. When we were kids we used to break into the old derelict building next to the football pitch, we had no idea of the history of it back then.Event though this is well before my time, I think this picture (and the Badger one earlier) is great. It's the height of the Ball Inn ground and therefore the background that it allows - top of the world vibes! One of my nans lived on Thornborough Road and the other on Moffat Road, so know that area well.
I lived on Erskine Crescent as a kid. We used to climb the wall onto the ground and play on the pitch (real nets!)until the groundsman chased us off.Yeah I was brought up round there. When we were kids we used to break into the old derelict building next to the football pitch, we had no idea of the history of it back then.
Land of Hope and Glory, best team in the land, that’s Sheffield United with the brand new stand.
Shittylegs?I lived on Erskine Crescent as a kid. We used to climb the wall onto the ground and play on the pitch (real nets!)until the groundsman chased us off.
especially as the lad in the drivers seat is crackin one off .. ohh matron
First, last and only ever use of the word 'dubiety' in programme notes.I saw this earlier. From an old Lincoln City programme, the incredible ramblings of their legendary manager, Colin Murphy, in which he says (without irony): “I quite often think in programme notes there is a great deal of clap trap…”View attachment 204563
is this terry eggington who runs meersbrook park bowling club silent ? know him played on there twice last seasonTerry Eggington's wife was a friend of my mum's. They often came to my house in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Groundsman could have been a 'Mr Vickers'. I was in the same class as his son. I thought his dad had one of the best jobs in the world.I lived on Erskine Crescent as a kid. We used to climb the wall onto the ground and play on the pitch (real nets!)until the groundsman chased us off.
Not seen him for a long time, I didnt really know him to talk to, his wife was a friend of my mum'sis this terry eggington who runs meersbrook park bowling club silent ? know him played on there twice last season
I can't tell you the pleasure this thread gives me, but more especially my dad. These old photos of Sheffield are so moving, and capture real people doing normal day to day stuff. If there could be three threads only on this forum, it would be this one, the view from that Roygbiv does and the reports from Deadbat
hes president of sheffield parks bowling association think he was a friend of bob jacksonNot seen him for a long time, I didnt really know him to talk to, his wife was a friend of my mum's
I remember buying a platform ticket to see someone off at the station. I think it was 2p or something!
I remember too. Yes 2pI remember buying a platform ticket to see someone off at the station. I think it was 2p or something!
Your houseTerry Eggington's wife was a friend of my mum's. They often came to my house in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Where's Graham?
Your youngens, I remember when they were 1d, when train spotting abart 1951-2.I remember too. Yes 2p
I think the photo was the 4-2 defeat in May 1963Where's Graham?
Thought that was him running back, but recon It's Brien Richardson, other three all over the place, Hodgy looksas though he's off on a training run.
Despite the negativaty an excellent Photo from the early-mid 60's.
Silent Towers ?
Shrewsbury 86 87View attachment 204895
Saw this on Facebook, can’t really see but we are playing in this photo. I’ll let people see if they can figure out the game.
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