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My all time favourite player!
You must know LSF and the Kelseys then ?At the old Ball Inn ground which is now a housing estate. Woody is kicking the ball towards my childhood bedroom window, which was around 100 yards away from the back end of the ground. Part of the wall had crumbled away there, so I could watch training and youth games from my bedroom, as long as they only played on the Myrtle Road side of the pitch.
It was possible to sneak into the ground and play in proper nets (!!) until the groundsman came out and chased you away...
Jumpers for goalposts etc etc
LA LA LA LA LA LA LOOK-IIIINNN
You must know LSF and the Kelseys then ?
Is that the Hallamshire being built in the background ?
I played a few games on there for t'Junior Blades - and scored a couple of times. Big, chunky square wooden posts and crossbar as I remember but a massive pitch to play on when you were a kid.It was possible to sneak into the ground and play in proper nets (!!) until the groundsman came out and chased you away...
I played a few games on there for t'Junior Blades - and scored a couple of times. Big, chunky square wooden posts and crossbar as I remember but a massive pitch to play on when you were a kid.
What a cracking piece. I've messaged the artist (Sheffield-based, funnily enough) on Facebook to ask if he still had the original or prints but, alas, he does not.
Square goal posts ,great for head gashesI played a few games on there for t'Junior Blades - and scored a couple of times. Big, chunky square wooden posts and crossbar as I remember but a massive pitch to play on when you were a kid.
And mine!My all time favourite player!
heh.. same thing on Rowlinson fieldSquare goal posts ,great for head gashesWe preferred the hockey nets on Abbeydale field because we were only small and they left the nets in, so even if you scored a belter you didn't argue about who had the 100 yard trudge to fetch the ball. Made you a lot more accurate
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woodward currie and co in 75
you see I was brought up on this , and I dont moan
We knew how to cross a ball in those days, Woody & Badger.
A team to be proud of and players who were proud to wear the shirt.
Where we are today words fail me.
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Sitters, I think young Darren was a generation removed from me and the Kelsey lads (quite a bit younger). And maybe, how shall we say, not on our wavelengthYou must know LSF and the Kelseys then ?
Is that the Hallamshire being built in the background ?
My all time king where football....all football...is concerned. My first Blades hero..and what a legend.
woodward currie and co in 75
you see I was brought up on this , and I dont moan
counter productive , gets us nowhere,,,, fastI was, but I do.
heh.. same thing on Rowlinson field
i used to love playing monday/tuesday nights in the winter because Rowlinson would be lit up for the night school .. it was the nearest we got to 'floodlights'![]()
yeah you lot were pretty good .. and at rugby too but think it was dependent on the year to be fairWe (Jordanthorpe) used to hammer you lot every season at school level- home and away !!
Mind you our playing fields were usually shite. Top pitch was like Skeggy beach for most of the season. Used to have no skin on yer knees from one Saturday morning till the next.
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