| One for the oldies 14:48 - Feb 10 with 1815 views | Darran |
Found this in a Neath Guardian from 1968 earlier.
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| One for the oldies on 14:52 - Feb 10 with 1804 views | DafyddHuw |
7/6d for the double decker? Shameful.
I hope the fans walked out on the 76th minute.
Good find Dar. |  | | |
| One for the oldies on 15:04 - Feb 10 with 1779 views | dulaisjack |
remember sitting in the old double decker watching that game, even the sun was out cant remember score but 3.1 comes to mind, was quite a large crowd there as well, happy days. |  | | |
| One for the oldies on 15:07 - Feb 10 with 1765 views | airedale |
Everyone in that parade must have been in stitches, what with Norman cracking his jokes. |  | | |
| One for the oldies on 17:55 - Feb 10 with 1603 views | Ferryjack |
Yes i think the score was 3 - 1, after the game Ivor gave every Leeds player a leather wallet & money in it as a thank you for playing in the game. The Leeds players returned the money to Ivor as a thank you for being asked to play in his testimonial. | | | |
| One for the oldies on 18:08 - Feb 10 with 1580 views | swan65split |
yep, I was there, John Charles played and was MASSIVE. |  | | |
| One for the oldies on 19:34 - Feb 10 with 1498 views | swanaway |
If my memory serves me well we won 3-1 and didn't John Charles score with a towering header. I also seem to remember Jack Charlton not playing and rumour had it he didn't want to mark Big John!! | | | |
| One for the oldies on 19:45 - Feb 10 with 1478 views | oldcob |
Working 2 til 10. Missed it. | | | |
| One for the oldies on 21:16 - Feb 10 with 1409 views | lancasterswan |
Wow, I would have traded them all to have Baron "Sir" Learie Constantine's autograph. He died a couple of years later but was one of the most influential pre war West Indian cricketers and became a major politician in support of the Windrush immigrants. Great find Darran. Have you ever read "Beyond a Boundary" ? | | | |
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| One for the oldies on 21:19 - Feb 10 with 1405 views | Darran |
| One for the oldies on 21:16 - Feb 10 by lancasterswan |
Wow, I would have traded them all to have Baron "Sir" Learie Constantine's autograph. He died a couple of years later but was one of the most influential pre war West Indian cricketers and became a major politician in support of the Windrush immigrants. Great find Darran. Have you ever read "Beyond a Boundary" ? |
No Sir I have not. | |
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| One for the oldies on 21:56 - Feb 10 with 1366 views | lancasterswan |
Well Sir can I recommend it :-) | | | |
| One for the oldies on 22:02 - Feb 10 with 1351 views | builthjack |
| One for the oldies on 15:04 - Feb 10 by dulaisjack |
remember sitting in the old double decker watching that game, even the sun was out cant remember score but 3.1 comes to mind, was quite a large crowd there as well, happy days. |
I loved sitting in that stand as a kid, everyone stamping their feet on the wooden floor and watching the north bank performing. |  |
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| One for the oldies on 22:07 - Feb 10 with 1344 views | TNT |
| One for the oldies on 19:45 - Feb 10 by oldcob |
Working 2 til 10. Missed it. |
Reminds me of the kid that asked his teacher to spell 'tootle'.
Teacher said, 'Tell me the sentence, and I'll help you spell the word.'
Kid said, 'My Dad couldn't take me to the match on Saturday, because he was working tootle 10!
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| One for the oldies on 22:28 - Feb 10 with 1323 views | lancasterswan |
Absolute Gold....brilliant | | | |
| One for the oldies on 23:30 - Feb 10 with 1287 views | Groo |
I like the way it says boys 2/6. What did you have to pay for your daughter :) |  |
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