Its called old age!lolRight Joey set up the next one,see can I make it a hatrick....lol
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Its called old age!lolRight Joey set up the next one,see can I make it a hatrick....lol
The only one I did set up was the trio Mick lyons and co with the unknown on the end remember that one the thread went in meltdown!lolRight Joey set up the next one,see can I make it a hatrick....lol
Is the keeper Tony Waiters?
Yes oh the days when we could afford lawnmowers!lolRemember it well ,even archives@gov.co.uk didn't know who the gardener was
New Liverpool coach Tony Waiters (former Blackpool goalkeeper) takes his..No idea, mate. Never heard of Tony Waiters, but I was only 2 at the time.
away games used to have a coach firm HOME JAMES - which picked up and went direct to the game from the old Abbey picture house in wavertreeThat was some aerial picture ,of all the times we played at Blackpool never saw or noticed the slogan.Back in the days when you could jump the train at L,pool Exchange station and go Blackpool,Blackburn,Burnley brilliant away days,we always took a huge following. If we were lucky and had to change at Preston well it was into the Yates Wine Lodge before getting the last train home.
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away games used to have a coach firm HOME JAMES - which picked up and went direct to the game from the old Abbey picture house in wavertree
the firm is still going!
doubt if they do away games now like!
Crown Coaches!!!! That is a trip down memory lane. Remember vividly buying tickets for them from a travel agent in the Square Maghull for the first time. Sheff Utd away 1974-5 season. Drew 2–2. Iirc it picked up at the Alt then went towards places closer to the ground for further pick ups?I was taken on Sunniways from London Road to two away games when I was a kid....and they crashed both times. The first one hadn't even got up Kenny then the second went down the bank of a slip road on the M6 going to Coventry. It was train after that. The other main away coach firm used to be Crown I think.
I was at many of those games in 1970 beat out Revie's Leeds by a fair margin if I remember correctly. Sad about his Dad that......love that last picture of Ball with his dad, Alan Ball snr. Ball idolised his dad. I met him at Everton supporters club the night we won the league in 1970. Ball snr got his sons winners medal from his pocket and let me touch it which was a great thrill for a footy mad 13 year old.
If I remember rightly his dad was killed in a car crash whilst abroad.