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rumpole

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  1. Well there ronnie holts brother dickie was one and the one was peter webb who sadly died a couple of years ago http://markworrall.blogspot.co.uk/2011/08/in-memory-of-peter-webb.html I'm not saying about the other 2
  2. And lets not forget a couple of lads who fell in love with some ........now my lips are sealed
  3. well at least you wasn't doing bird? hang on maybe you was and still are .doing a life sentence
  4. Talking about putting on a bit of weight over the years anyone seen Fat Harry about
  5. Come on now, who never shagged a tart from norwich and ipswich ?
  6. Was going to away matches at 14y left school at 14 even remember bunking off school to watch a midweek game which was played durling the day something to do with power strike (i think) mind you wasn't much to on a saturday in them days only to go to chelsea even tho most of the time i bunked the train to exotic places like liverpool wolves coventry etc lol
  7. 1975 although many of us were too young too young your aving a laugh there are quite a few of old farts in here i was at that game 19 year old , got bottled and a mate got stab remember f**king getting battered all the way back to white hart lane british rail station
  8. thats the one no it was 1978 2-2 draw
  9. sorry for the late reply "you know what peckham manor school was like no manners" not that i went there,taken at tottenham aving a row with the y*ds
  10. kingy when I'm asked who gave me the pics i will just say Bob the Shirt OK lol
  11. funny you should mention that was at the oval once something chelsea related not sure if it was anything to do with the Cat but could ave been only thing it would ave been very late sixties or early 70s? only thing i recall is there was donkies there for donky rides i help the fella who owned them and with the money i got and the bit i half inched from him i went and got a pair off levis cord jeans
  12. Cathy? didn't see no birds there
  13. Closest i got to going to a cricket match was going past the ovel on a 36 bus , Groves Vs Degale rematch at The Bridge i buy a ticket if that happened
  14. well some ones wrong? That was in 1980 right? , I don't think Stamford Bridge has ever seen a top class boxing bout? well can live in hope can't we http://www.boxingnews24.com/2012/11/groves-v-johnson-on-december-15th-in-london/ also the bridge did hold first ever amateur boxing matches well thats what this website cliams http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stamford_Bridge_(stadium) PS sorry lads about the grammer and some spelling mistake brain and eyesight not what they used to be must visit specsavers
  15. But in June 1980, Surrey took the bull by the horns and, backed by the Daily Mirror, staged a match under the floodlights at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge on August 24 and roped in the touring West Indies side to provide the opposition. Packer had looked at and approved the venue a year earlier when he had been scouting for possible grounds to host WSC floodlit games, and it was agreed to be an ideal location. One problem was obvious from the off. A football ground is longer and narrower than anything used for cricket, and so even modest hits square of the wicket were an almost guaranteed six. Officials toyed with the idea of reducing a side-on hit into the stands to two runs, but eventually decided not to tinker and to play to the laws as they stood. Micky Stewart, at the time Surrey's manager, was keen to stress that the match was more than a gimmick. "This is will be a highly competitive match and not just a staged event," he explained a month before the game. Harry Brind, the groundsman at The Oval who coincidently had held in the same post at Stamford Bridge, was brought in to supervise the laying of a drop-in wicket. But in the end that proved too problematic and an artificial pitch was laid, and Brind admitted his contribution was limited to cutting the grass under the mat. Essex lent their mobile scorebox as Chelsea's new electronic scoreboard was completely unable to cope with the complexities of cricket scores. Unfortunately for Surrey, they were unable to come to their own party and show off the chocolate brown kit they had had made specially for the occasion. Rain meant their Gillette Cup semi-final against Yorkshire at The Oval spilled over into a second day, and so Essex replaced them. obviously the above was nicked by me thank f**k for copy and pase, funny that when i was a kid i was f**king hopless at paint by numbers so you can teach an old dog new tricks
  16. yeah simon from bellingham was there thought he might ave been the david bailey that night
  17. limpy from bromley kent
  18. same age yep mate of a mate of a mates mate i send it anyway
  19. done the same thing myself no point in paying at turnstiles when bilko was spotting on the gates mind you in them days i stuck out in the crowd like a sore thumb how old young are you doc only reason is i dig an old pic of me out when i was 16 sixteen see if the face rings a bell i will pm it to you if you want
  20. i do know he ended up doing a bit of boxing with cornelius boza edwards do you remember the beer hut then bovril in the northstand right up the top in the corner next to the west stand where you ave a piss f**king rucks used to go on there should leave this forum for my own heath ptsd and all that lol
  21. every week there was a incident even at combinations games usally someone falling on there arse
  22. How the f**k couldn't i remember it was Shane ffs worked on a building site in Blackfaires donkey years ago with him he was a hod carrier back then ..........so many names back then ginger rings a bell used to pop over to harrow on the hill and the target pub .............only now and again f**king long trot on the tube from south london not sure how he died could be brain tumour or cancer i might be wrong but i get back later after i ave chat with a pal and ask
  23. Cheers fella unfortunately I'm not in that photo i might ave been a spare for that game the picture was taken! memory that far back is gone only thing that sticks out ball boy wise other than....... (phantom Alan Hudson's goal and nicking peter osgood shirt and getting in the Chelsea bath after a midweek game where it was pissing down with rain all night and all us ballboys was soaking wet remember we had our clothes under them sh*tty track suits )............ is my ball boy mate Kevin Sargeant also from camberwell died many years ago and the fella Fred who actually got the ball boys and freds son another ball boy called russel i think ? i remember fred was something to do with royal mail that's how i got to be a ballboy old pals act kevin sargeant dad got him a place and also me wish they had digital cameras in them old days ...............................................also the arguments i witnessed between players
  24. Secret squirrel rings a bell and not the f**king TV show lol yeah f**king birds that what f**ked me up as well at chelsea especially going away matches them birds from norwich ,ipswich and liverpool etc was game for a laugh a getting ur leg over
  25. not sure about bilkos accent more like arm behind back and not much talking more like straight into back of meat van knew a few from geenford ,hounslow, harrow etc etc does a little half chat mixed race kid called wayne afro hair think he was from harrow does this ring any bells? did hear he deid a good few years back
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