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Simon Stainrod?
Too easy, Lee Hendrie
Greno lad ( all the best are like...).
Indeed, once interrupted one of our games, showing off with keepy uppy saying "I play for United". This was prior to him getting in the first team. Needless to say, he didn't impress us and we didn't believe him, thought he was just a big head.Greno lad ( all the best are like...).
Remarkable - his first words to me were ' what's you record for keepy uppy? ' quickly followed by ' I play for United' ..... I shit you not !! This would be circa 1977.Indeed, once interrupted one of our games, showing off with keepy uppy saying "I play for United". This was prior to him getting in the first team. Needless to say, he didn't impress us and we didn't believe him, thought he was just a big head.
A pig as well.
Beat you to it, PB. My experience would be circa 1974Remarkable - his first words to me were ' what's you record for keepy uppy? ' quickly followed by ' I play for United' ..... I shit you not !! This would be circa 1977.
I actually knew him for a good few years after that ( same cricket club ), and he's not a bad sort actually. He's often back in Greno for Crimbo and funerals and the like.
I actually bumped in to him in Glasgow a good few years ago and his first words to me were ' Tha's put some weight on ..' . Unfortunately I couldn't respond in kind.
On reflection same here most likely , he was in the same year as my oldest brother at school born 1959 , nowhere near the first team yet so he would have been about 15 or 16 ...... his 'patter' suggests it would have been around the same timeBeat you to it, PB. My experience would be circa 1974![]()
If you were a Greno lad, PB, we may have been at school together. Greno infants and juniors for me. Left for pastures new in 1974, age 10.On reflection same here most likely , he was in the same year as my oldest brother at school born 1959 , nowhere near the first team yet so he would have been about 15 or 16 ...... his 'patter' suggests it would have been around the same time![]()
I was year below you and went to Tommy More's on Creswick Lane . I'd know a few faces from years in and around you at Grenoside school.If you were a Greno lad, PB, we may have been at school together. Greno infants and juniors for me. Left for pastures new in 1974, age 10.
Frazer Clay?I was year below you and went to Tommy More's on Creswick Lane . I'd know a few faces from years in and around you at Grenoside school.
Name rings a bell. Definitely Frazer Smith . I bought his Puma boots off him for a quid in Greno Park - my first screw (ins).Frazer Clay?![]()
Oh you'd know Frazer Clay if you'd come across him, PB. Was a lunatic even at 8 years old. Was actually a mate of mine and others who lived nearby but had still twatted most of us. Died in a prison cell some years ago with the help of nefarious substances. Don't think anybody who knew him was surprised.Name rings a bell. Definitely Frazer Smith . I bought his Puma boots off him for a quid in Greno Park - my first screw (ins).
But went to school at Ecclesfield, like all the good ones did.Greno lad ( all the best are like...).
You've got to be John Mc!!Greno lad ( all the best are like...).
Unmasked ..... never did worry about this anonymity thing anywayYou've got to be John Mc!!
Dick Bate, the football coach also taught there. Proper twat.Ecclesfield Comp, the home of Oggy Jennett, Mighty Moss and Cordon the bully. Frazer Smith rings a bell from Grenoside and the name Frazer clay does. Our house backed onto to Yewlands playing field.
Just worked out who you are whilst stacking the dishwasher( username clueYou've got to be John Mc!!
Cornwell was a good teacher .Dick Bate, the football coach also taught there. Proper twat.
He was unconventional, but a good teacher. Rugby player and Sheffield Councilor also.Cornwell was a good teacher .
Deputy leader at one point. I liked him.He was unconventional, but a good teacher. Rugby player and Sheffield Councilor also.
Steve Guest is Bert's distant relative.Deputy leader at one point. I liked him.
Decent cricketer as well , in the staff v pupils match I bowled out Nobby Moss and Steve Guest, but Cornwell and Gittens knocked off our modest total.
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