Old Photos For No Reason Whatsoever

[Maurice Maurice]

 

[drblade]

Not yey but its an option for the future.
They have the other 2 that i know still exist.
Its been a myatery to me as why jack's family sold it as he was quite wealthy.

Which are the other two?

 

[Bladeloyal]

 

[VM198]

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This photo is up in my late Grandad's house. This is his era of Blades, as a young lad. He had the image remastered, although I'm assuming the colouring of the socks is incorrect? UTB.

Ye should be red and white hooped socks, just a tad earlier than my fist memorable team.
Defence same but Ringstead, Hawksworth and Browning replacing Hutchinson, who I did see play, Smith and Jones, who I may have, but no recollection.
Thanks for posting, Bramall Lane end as shown, seared in my brain.
Fantastic photo, your grandad was a very discerning man.

 

[VM198]

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I listened to it on Radio Sheffield they were absolutely abject.

 

[Nearly Jimmy Hagan]

3/10/1970

2 weeks before my late dad took me to my first game at BDTBL, Bramall Lane lower.

 

[Silent Blade]

2 weeks before my late dad took me to my first game at BDTBL, Bramall Lane lower.

3-1 v Orient

 

[VM198]

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This photo is up in my late Grandad's house. This is his era of Blades, as a young lad. He had the image remastered, although I'm assuming the colouring of the socks is incorrect? UTB.

I've worked out your photo was probably taken for first game of season 1950-51. August 19th V Blackburn Rovers, lost 0-3 HT 0-1.
Unfortunately, Jack Smith as named is actually F.E. Smith
Frederick Edward Smith. Jack was the goalkeeper prior to Ted Burgin, who played in the 1936 FACF for Blades 1-0 loss.
Apologies, no disrespect to your Grandad.

 

[Nearly Jimmy Hagan]

3-1 v Orient

Yes, it was Silent

 

[Silent Blade]

Yes, it was Silent

Match reports and photos

50 years ago today

Feeling saaad, feeling bluuue United twwooo Wednesday twwooo THEN onto the pitch came King Tudor, hurray , hurray onto the pitch came King Tudor, hurray, hurray he scored a goal and that was it the Shoreham street they had a fit and we all went mad as King Tudor scored a goal HURRAY, HURRAY...

www.s24su.com

 

[Nearly Jimmy Hagan]

Match reports and photos

50 years ago today

Feeling saaad, feeling bluuue United twwooo Wednesday twwooo THEN onto the pitch came King Tudor, hurray , hurray onto the pitch came King Tudor, hurray, hurray he scored a goal and that was it the Shoreham street they had a fit and we all went mad as King Tudor scored a goal HURRAY, HURRAY...

www.s24su.com

Cheers Silent

 

[Kozzy_is_my_Dad]

I've worked out your photo was probably taken for first game of season 1950-51. August 19th V Blackburn Rovers, lost 0-3 HT 0-1.
Unfortunately, Jack Smith as named is actually F.E. Smith
Frederick Edward Smith. Jack was the goalkeeper prior to Ted Burgin, who played in the 1936 FACF for Blades 1-0 loss.
Apologies, no disrespect to your Grandad.

None taken in the slightest! No need to apologise. Thank you for the details and your insight, and he would be grateful too. He also didn't lead on the refurb of the photo or the naming of the line up, so he would only want it to be accurate. UTB.

 

[VM198]

None taken in the slightest! No need to apologise. Thank you for the details and your insight, and he would be grateful too. He also didn't lead on the refurb of the photo or the naming of the line up, so he would only want it to be accurate. UTB.

Jack, John Clayton, Smith, aka Smiler, had his last season 1949-50 playing 2 away games, 17&24 Sept V SWFC lost 2-1, Hutchinson & Grimsby lost 4-0 a rather ignominious end to a good servant to the club.
J.C. Smith

 

[Tickhill Blade]

Anyone see themselves on this one?

 

[Pollingtonblade]

Anyone see themselves on this one?

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Is that 93/94 v the pigs?

 

[Tickhill Blade]

Is that 93/94 v the pigs?

First day of the season 93/94 against Swindon.

 

[Tickhill Blade]

1901 FA Cup Final. Looks safe enough!

 

[ghandi]

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Used to in there for chips, pie, beans and gravy (plus a couple of pints Withbread?) when on day release at Granville college 1972.

 

[Bladeloyal]

Used to in there for chips, pie, beans and gravy (plus a couple of pints Withbread?) when on day release at Granville college 1972.

My first pre match beer ,I was about 6 or 7

 

[LSF]

Used to in there for chips, pie, beans and gravy (plus a couple of pints Withbread?) when on day release at Granville college 1972.

Me too, and around that time (69-73).
Spent the afternoon farting constantly...

 

[Chingo]

 

[ChuntyMalone]

Anyone see themselves on this one?

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For anyone complaining about the quality of the Errea kits, take a look at the stripes on those newly purchased Umbro home shirts. All over the bloody place!

 

[Silent Blade]

 

[Silent Blade]

 

[Piffle and Tosh]

1901 FA Cup Final. Looks safe enough!

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peaky blinders convention

 

[VM198]

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looks like Grainger's initiation ceremony for getting his first cap. LtoR Mercer, who no must have had a part in it. Well thought of by FA. Russell, an England international, amateur, Crooks a goalie, Tommy Hoyland, ?, Ted Burgin.
Top photo SB thanks for posting. Bloody memories, Eh!!!!!!!!!!

 

[VM198]

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Tunny Dunn it!
Some good players on here, might not be SUPER Stars but solid pros.
Tommy Sampy, ought to have had a cup winner's medal, but Boyle played cause his dad had a winners medal.
Jack Smith, Harry hooper.
Transitionary, squad, didn't pull up many trees in't league, quite abject.
Manager, Teddy Davidson, "steady Eddie" but he did sign the immaculate James Hagan.
He said, one talked match tactics with Hagan then Jimmy went out and played his game.

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

 

[VM198]

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Sanctuary, Please.

 

[VM198]

1982-83? & who.
Please, Thank You