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Bloke on the right. Shiny Blade?I took this photo in the Earl of Arundel
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Bloke on the right. Shiny Blade?I took this photo in the Earl of Arundel
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Indeed. He always wore that shirt IIRCBloke on the right. Shiny Blade?
So that's what it looks like on the inside?! Never did find out, always had to loiter outside waiting for my dad to sup up!I took this photo in the Earl of Arundel
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I remember him telling me about the Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll, Too Young To Die TV Special. I finally got to see it for myself recently when I got the 40th Anniversary Box/Book Set thingy of said album.Olga when she finished at the Wap.
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Anyone remember Ken, the DJ? 'As tha got owt apaht from Jethro Tull?'
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Charlie Harper - big Cardiacs fan who even travelled to Holland to see them.Saw the UK Subs there, met Charlie Harper at the bar, I helped out on the door (at 17), saw Angelic Upstarts and other bands as well. A dump!
L-R Musical (now in NZ), Greenwich Blade, Radio_Blade, the original Camden Blade, Lepps?, Attila, Shiny.I took this photo in the Earl of Arundel
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That's not Greenwich Blade, it's Dave from the Royle Family.L-R Musical (now in NZ), Greenwich Blade, Radio_Blade, the original Camden Blade, Lepps?, Attila, Shiny.
A couple of other clubs from back then. 'Isabella's' on the corner of Matilda Street/Eyre Street (now a chicken takeaway). Right at the back of my mind is 'Tramp's' but I can't remember where it was. (I typed Tramps night club sheffield into Google images and a few pictures of Ched came up. Honest!) Also, what was that club on Moncrieffe Road, Nether Edge?
It burnt down after a Silverdale leavers party ( to which us High Storrsers were invited despite our deputy head trying to warn the venue about under agers) must have been 1982/3. Don’t know if Crouchy was there strutting his stuff.Isabella's is still there although had various different names over the years. It was Club Uropa for quite a while and is now called Code. The chicken shop is downstairs and the club is upstairs.
Isabella's is still there although had various different names over the years. It was Club Uropa for quite a while and is now called Code. The chicken shop is downstairs and the club is upstairs.
It burnt down after a Silverdale leavers party ( to which us High Storrsers were invited despite our deputy head trying to warn the venue about under agers) must have been 1982/3. Don’t know if Crouchy was there strutting his stuff.
I remember it as Club Europa. They used to have that big wheel that they spun for drinks offers.It was still trading as Isabella's in the early to mid 90's and then changed to Club Uropa around 1995ish. Used to go every Tuesday night. Berlin's and then onto either Uropa or Capital, which is now Plug, just across the road. It was still trading as Club Uropa in the early 2000's as I worked on the door there for about 18 months on and off. It's now called Code and hosts Dance events as my lad goes quite often.
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I'm hopeless with names and faces but I recognised Musical and Radio straight away.L-R Musical (now in NZ), Greenwich Blade, Radio_Blade, the original Camden Blade, Lepps?, Attila, Shiny.
Big Tree lads had a big presence in ScampsIt was Scamps, best club in town for a while. Before that, Penny Farthing.
For a short while it became the place for police cadets to go. For a short while.Big Tree lads had a big presence in Scamps
I remember it as Club Europa. They used to have that big wheel that they spun for drinks offers.
Lad at work always used to boast about what he did with various females in there...
Im pretty sure Club Europa / Berlins had a more dramatic entrance that that Code has now.
2-3 years hardcoreFor a short while it became the place for police cadets to go. For a short while.
It burnt down after a Silverdale leavers party ( to which us High Storrsers were invited despite our deputy head trying to warn the venue about under agers) must have been 1982/3. Don’t know if Crouchy was there strutting his stuff.
L-R Musical (now in NZ), Greenwich Blade, Radio_Blade, the original Camden Blade, Lepps?, Attila, Shiny.
Shall we say Woodseats Lads always got in free courtesy of one of Sheffields finest doormen Greek Joe great blokeBig Tree lot?
Behave!That's not Greenwich Blade, it's Dave from the Royle Family.![]()
Me neither - I look about 12.I'm hopeless with names and faces but I recognised Musical and Radio straight away.
I don't remember Greenwich Blade ever looking that young and fresh faced though![]()
How youngI'm hopeless with names and faces but I recognised Musical and Radio straight away.
I don't remember Greenwich Blade ever looking that young and fresh faced though![]()
I spent a good 15 mins once denying I knew who she was when she collared me in the NSS.That's Lepps / Sharon alright. "Run and hide" would be my advice.
L-R Musical (now in NZ), Greenwich Blade, Radio_Blade, the original Camden Blade, Lepps?, Attila, Shiny.
Lepps is correct.That's Lepps / Sharon alright. "Run and hide" would be my advice.
A lass in my class followed UK Subs everywhere in 1979/1980 ... on the tour bus etc ... regaled us with tales of drunken antics.Charlie Harper - big Cardiacs fan who even travelled to Holland to see them.
I took this photo in the Earl of Arundel
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I remember the Minerva cafe in that row of shops under the fiesta building. My dad used to treat me to chip buttie and a chocolate eclair for my patience in standing outside the Penny Black while he polished off his 3 pints.The Minerva (Which I think is now the Yorkshire Grey) where Stu Beresford and me used to distribute the Bertie Blade News before heading for the strippers at some sort of HoffBrau House I can't remember the name of, then the Pump, then the Whetstone when it was opened and run by the lady who had run the Buccaneer and the Wapentake and finally the Railway Hotel before it became the Ra lwa Hot due to missing letters. God I feel old.
Oh yes, another favourite route was Wheatsheaf at Parkhead, Prince of Wales at Ecclesall, Banner Cross Inn, The very old Pomona or was it the Grey on Ecclesall Road and then the Sportsman. All depended on the 50 and 82 buses at that time.
It is.The woman on the photo, is it Sharon from Australia ?
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