1955/56. Some familiar names/faces on there like Tommy E. Jones, Peter Farrell, Tommy Eglington, Wally Fielding, John Willie Parker, Cyril Lello. Only Jimmy Harris (front, 2nd from right) is still with us. -
For @Major Gowen - plus others - The great T.G. Jones of Everton heads the ball away whilst challenged a Sunderland forward -
The old Gladwys street end - with the Boys pen far right at the back fenced off -
Tommy Jones (T.G. Jones) on RAF duty during WWII. Tommy is in the middle back row probally as a PE instructor with his pals here -
The Bangor City team managed by T.G. Jones in the early 60s that took Napoli to a replay in the 62/63 - if the away goal rule had stood in those days they would have gone through without a replay -
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The sad thing about that photo is the crowd.
If only four years later the fans were given the right ends, Hillsborough would never have happened.
February 1980 - as a prelude to the Rovers FA Cup tie v Aston Villa, the Rovers boss, Howard Kendall invited ex Rovers greats Keith Newton and Bryan Douglas to join the training session. Keith, Duncan McKenzie and Howard look on as Duggie prepares for action. -
9 year-old Thomas Royston 'Roy' Vernon on the right, with his school-pal Ray Jones in Ffynnongroyw - great photo by Tony Onslow -
Characture of Roy Vernon -
Alex Young & Roy Vernon were in the goals. They are pictured here c. 1961 with Johnny Carey & Ian St John -
The great T.G. Jones in the striped shirt, in action for Pwllheli -
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