Old Photos For No Reason Whatsoever

[HarryHaslam]

sharp steven reid mountfield

I think Steven (2nd left?) could be Harper. Also Ratcliffe & Sheedy. Front right is only one I can’t think who it is

 

[georgebernardshaw]

Seems a logical surmise.
Thanks for that 'Ancient'.

 

[Pollingtonblade]

sharp steven reid mountfield PVDH heath

I think Steven (2nd left?) could be Harper. Also Ratcliffe & Sheedy. Front right is only one I can’t think who it is

Thank you, Pat VDH and Steven was struggling with, amazed Big Nev isn't there.

Either way that was a cracking team.

 

[N20 Blade]

Thank you, Pat VDH and Steven was struggling with, amazed Big Nev isn't there.

Either way that was a cracking team.

Big Nev was on camera duty or in the loo...

 

[Pollingtonblade]

Big Nev was on camera duty or in the loo...

Actually judging by table there weren't enough room

 

[HarryHaslam]

Thank you, Pat VDH and Steven was struggling with, amazed Big Nev isn't there.

Either way that was a cracking team.

Stevens and VDH are not there? unless I’m getting Harper mixed up Stevens

From left to right, Mountfield, Harper, Ratcliffe, Reid, Sharpe, Sheedy, then front right not sure of.

 

[Silent Blade]

Stevens and VDH are not there? unless I’m getting Harper mixed up Stevens

From left to right, Mountfield, Harper, Ratcliffe, Reid, Sharpe, Sheedy, then front right not sure of.

Alan Harper who ended Wally Downes footballing career in behind closed doors match . A friend of mine who was a bouncer at Josephine's told me of the evening when he had to deal with Wally Downes who threatened Harper at the nightclub. David Hirst and Imre Varadi were involved to keep Downes away from Harper who then caught a taxi home.

 

[John Street West Terrace]

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Names?

Mountfield , Harper , Ratfcliffe , Reid , Sharp , Steven & Bracewell ?

 

[John Street West Terrace]

Stevens and VDH are not there? unless I’m getting Harper mixed up Stevens

From left to right, Mountfield, Harper, Ratcliffe, Reid, Sharpe, Sheedy, then front right not sure of.

Paul Bracewell ??

 

[Silent Blade]

Paul Bracewell ??

No, I think it was the organiser of the reunion

 

[John Street West Terrace]

No, I think it was the organiser of the reunion

Not sure pal that was my best guess ? Do t think I’m far off with the others

 

[XH536]

Our scorers in the 4-2 defeat at Chelsea in February 1973!

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Anyone know oppo/score?
My guess is it's season 74/75

 

[Blade1959]

Anyone know oppo/score?
My guess is it's season 74/75

23/3/74 V West Ham, won 1-0, Tony Field on his home debut scored the goal.

 

[HighfieldBlade]

23/3/74 V West Ham, won 1-0, Tony Field on his home debut scored the goal.

Thanks, yes I think that's Pop Robson in the middle of the picture.

 

[Darkoak]

23/3/74 V West Ham, won 1-0, Tony Field on his home debut scored the goal.

And my first ever visit to BDTBL

 

[Blade1959]

Thanks, yes I think that's Pop Robson in the middle of the picture.

L-R Tommy Taylor,probably Graham Paddon hidden,Terry Garbett, Tony Field, Bryan Robson, Terry Nicholl, Mervyn Day & Keith Coleman.

 

[hodgy747]

Alan Harper who ended Wally Downes footballing career in behind closed doors match . A friend of mine who was a bouncer at Josephine's told me of the evening when he had to deal with Wally Downes who threatened Harper at the nightclub. David Hirst and Imre Varadi were involved to keep Downes away from Harper who then caught a taxi home.

Alan Kilby?

 

[Silent Blade]

Alan Kilby?

Richard Stacey, not Alan Kilby

 

[Numpty's Dusty Ruts.]

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Croquette potatoes with roast turkey??!! How quaint! I actually really liked the 70's and don't buy all the "strikes/power cuts/rotting bodies" rubbish that gets put about.
But the food was shite!!!

 

[Isaw Joeshaw]

Croquette potatoes with roast turkey??!! How quaint! I actually really liked the 70's and don't buy all the "strikes/power cuts/rotting bodies" rubbish that gets put about.
But the food was shite!!!

I too have many fond memories of the ‘70s but don’t agree that the food was shite .

Some of the best curries I ever ate were from that era and there were a good number of decent restaurants and good pub food options available all at very affordable prices .

By contrast , I find eating out in the modern era to be generally disappointing (with a few notable exceptions) and often eyewateringly expensive .

Only today , I checked out the menu at a local restaurant I’ve not been to for many years with a view to revisiting . On checking the menu I only got as far as an 8 oz. Sirloin steak priced at £32 and decided that I might give it a miss .

 

[georgebernardshaw]

Croquette potatoes with roast turkey??!! How quaint! I actually really liked the 70's and don't buy all the "strikes/power cuts/rotting bodies" rubbish that gets put about.
But the food was shite!!!

Went to a wedding reception at Hallam Towers, the food was superb, I was still eating whilst the dancing started…..

 

[Bell4]

Went to a wedding reception at Hallam Towers, the food was superb, I was still eating whilst the dancing started…..

My fiancé worked as a receptionist at the HT hotel back in 1980/83. We went to many events there and always had a great time , until she packed me in for the bell boy .

 

[DifferentClass]

Alan Harper who ended Wally Downes footballing career in behind closed doors match . A friend of mine who was a bouncer at Josephine's told me of the evening when he had to deal with Wally Downes who threatened Harper at the nightclub. David Hirst and Imre Varadi were involved to keep Downes away from Harper who then caught a taxi home.

Seems to be a running theme with people called Alan Harper...

 

[Silent Blade]

 

[Bert]

Yorkshire's greatest ever cricketer.

 

[Silent Blade]

Yorkshire's greatest ever cricketer.

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A friend of mine (1909 -1989) told me he was coached by George Hirst who was a friendly and approachable man but the same couldnt be said for Wilfred Rhodes who refused to sign an autograph for my friend.

 

[XH536]

Yorkshire's greatest ever cricketer.

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Reading Mr Rhodes, batting and bowling figures many years ago, I would venture, he was the best pro cricketer of all time.

 

[XH536]

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LtoR BR ?-?-Hampshire -Old-Hutton-Nicholson-Boycott-Cope
LtoR FR Sharp-?-Close-Padgett-Wilson

 

[XH536]

A friend of mine (1909 -1989) told me he was coached by George Hirst who was a friendly and approachable man but the same couldnt be said for Wilfred Rhodes who refused to sign an autograph for my friend.

Proper Yorkshireman were our Wilf.
"If tha ever does owt alus do it for thesen".