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Would think it was about 1965, he came back to the Vetch with Workington two seasons running, if my memory serves me right, I think it was 1-6 and 2-7.
Rip Dixie
You give it out, you take it back it`s all part of the game
Would think it was about 1965, he came back to the Vetch with Workington two seasons running, if my memory serves me right, I think it was 1-6 and 2-7.
Rip Dixie
14/09/65. Swansea Town 1 v 6 Workington
06/10/65. Workington 7 v 0 Swansea Town
16/09/66. Workington 6 v 3 Swansea Town
21/01/67. Swansea Town 5 v 2 Workington
14/09/67. Swansea Town 5 v 2 Workington
02/06/68. Workington 3 v 1 Swansea Town
Plenty of goals in those first 6 fixtures. I can remember Kit Napier scored 3 in the first match, and 4 in the second, and I was unlucky to watch those first 2. ðŸ˜
Dixie played in the first 2 matches, and in the first match down the Vetch controlled the game from the centre of midfield. Poetry in motion.
Here's a video of the Hale brothers. Dixie talks well about his time with us and how he abs loves Swansea. (11.15).
I used to see Dixie nearly every Saturday in the late 1970's and 1980's. He was a very good footballer, great company, a wonderful raconteur, but best of all a total gent.
Here's a video of the Hale brothers. Dixie talks well about his time with us and how he abs loves Swansea. (11.15).
I used to see Dixie nearly every Saturday in the late 1970's and 1980's. He was a very good footballer, great company, a wonderful raconteur, but best of all a total gent.
RIP Dixie.
I’m too young ever to have seen him but what a nice understated guy he came across in the interview. Even nicer was his affection for his “home from home” - Swansea. Rest In Peace Mr Hale. A proper adopted Swansea Jack.
Each time I go to Bedd - au........................