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Post by shed131 on Aug 8, 2006 22:14:14 GMT 7
so guys who knows where the former players are now and what are the up to,what happened to the likes of Kenny brown.Alistair miller,Brian joicey,the lone ranger mickey buttler,brain maloney who was so big he turned on 1/2 a crown and not a sixpence,spud murphy..hes scouting for Forest these days,pat howard hes back in burnley,i was speaking with a friend of his about 12 months ago who upon hearing me speak asked do you come from bsly it was during our chat that pats name come up i think he said he owns a haulage company.over to you detectives of the past,ask your dads ;D  |
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Post by barmybuilder on Aug 10, 2006 1:59:28 GMT 7
few years back i was passing the old tech college in town and saw kenny brown sweeping up outside poor lad, i can remember him in the old days when i went with my dad
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Post by gunteryy35 on Aug 11, 2006 1:52:37 GMT 7
I bumped into former Reds legend David Regis the other day, he's now cleaning windows (when he's on target with the chamois leather of course).
I also met former goalkeeper Roy Ironside (anyone who remembers him is one hell of a coffin dodger). At the time he was at the bus stop desperately hoping to prevent the bus from going between his legs.
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Post by shed131 on Aug 11, 2006 5:01:16 GMT 7
whoops iam a coffin dodger.ironside murphy booth bettany howard winstanley earnshaw george hampstead jonnie evans barry thomas( missing one) (its doing my head in)and the mascot was a real dog a bulldog who paraded as toby tyke but it hink its real name was kevin,untill the actors union got involved,jonny steel was the manager
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Post by shed131 on Aug 11, 2006 5:02:32 GMT 7
it hink should read i think
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Post by gunteryy35 on Aug 11, 2006 13:27:48 GMT 7
You missed out Eric Brookes. Not that I'm a coffin dodger or anything.
Er... what did I just say? Oh, well. Hand me a nice hot cup of tea while I collapse onto my Thora Hird stairlift and make my way up to bed.
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Post by shed131 on Aug 12, 2006 20:13:52 GMT 7
thats the one, i could see his face in my mind but couldnt put the name to it...thanks,by the way dont get a shakletons,the kids bought me one for christmas you know,first time i sat in it i had a journey to the center of the earth and back,missed my hot coco whilst i was away
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Post by gunteryy35 on Aug 12, 2006 22:28:25 GMT 7
Getting old isn't as bad as young 'uns might think. You forget where you've been, who your friends were, what you've achieved and everything and become totally confused.
Take me for instance. I know for a fact that I've visited every continent, I was the chairman of ICI, I was behind the goal at the Neu Camp Stadium when Thierry Henry scored the winning goal for the Reds against Real Madrid in the 2002 Champions Final, and climbed Mount Everest (me, not Thierry Henry). Oh, yes. And I had a passionate affair with Britney.
OK, so maybe I just imagined it about Britney...
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Post by shed131 on Aug 12, 2006 23:26:52 GMT 7
tell it how it was, you had an affair with a place in france,sat at the top of a double glazed window,as for the new camp wasnt that put up some where in silkstone,,as for the chairman bit i had you down as the concert secretary at the ici club,its right your mind plays tricks on you when you get old,nearly forgot arnt you incontinent and have payed a visit and it was thee roy and r enry that torched the winners pole of mildred that was painted red
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Post by gunteryy35 on Aug 13, 2006 1:50:03 GMT 7
I've forgotten what you just said.
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Post by tykeofthetown on Aug 16, 2006 22:51:14 GMT 7
ah dave regis.that man is a legend, their cant be many footballrs loved as much as regis was for being absolutly nutse, infact i dont think iv laffed as much as when watchin dave regis miss from 2 yards and collied with the post instead i felt so sorry for him, and to think we swapped him for rammel!!!!!!!
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