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Quote from: ForsolongaRover on September 24, 2023, 04:49:40 pmQuote from: BillyStubbsTears on September 24, 2023, 01:42:23 amYears since I've been to a Dons match, after barely missing a game at Tattersfield for many years in the days of Tony Banham and Dave Varey and Stuart Piper.Got tickets for today's game and I've surprised myself how fired up I am for this one.Come ON Dons!Did you ever go to the Greyhound Stadium in the very early days?No , we were born in same year but I only remember them at Tattersfield against Rochdale Hornets , Whitehaven , Blackpool Borough plus the big boys of courseI remember plenty of Speedway at York Road but that's for another daySo we'll done Dons
Quote from: BillyStubbsTears on September 24, 2023, 01:42:23 amYears since I've been to a Dons match, after barely missing a game at Tattersfield for many years in the days of Tony Banham and Dave Varey and Stuart Piper.Got tickets for today's game and I've surprised myself how fired up I am for this one.Come ON Dons!Did you ever go to the Greyhound Stadium in the very early days?
Years since I've been to a Dons match, after barely missing a game at Tattersfield for many years in the days of Tony Banham and Dave Varey and Stuart Piper.Got tickets for today's game and I've surprised myself how fired up I am for this one.Come ON Dons!
Quote from: Donnywolf on September 24, 2023, 06:34:52 pmQuote from: ForsolongaRover on September 24, 2023, 04:49:40 pmQuote from: BillyStubbsTears on September 24, 2023, 01:42:23 amYears since I've been to a Dons match, after barely missing a game at Tattersfield for many years in the days of Tony Banham and Dave Varey and Stuart Piper.Got tickets for today's game and I've surprised myself how fired up I am for this one.Come ON Dons!Did you ever go to the Greyhound Stadium in the very early days?No , we were born in same year but I only remember them at Tattersfield against Rochdale Hornets , Whitehaven , Blackpool Borough plus the big boys of courseI remember plenty of Speedway at York Road but that's for another daySo we'll done Dons Working at The Grehound stadium for the speedway is the only time I can claim to have been a pusher, no drugs involved though :-))
Quote from: BillyStubbsTears on September 24, 2023, 01:42:23 amYears since I've been to a Dons match, after barely missing a game at Tattersfield for many years in the days of Tony Banham and Dave Varey and Stuart Piper.Got tickets for today's game and I've surprised myself how fired up I am for this one.Come ON Dons!I've thought for a long time, BST, that thee and me must have come across each other aeons ago. If you were a regular at Tattersfield in the days of Dave Varey, Tony Banham, George Pflaster & Stuart Piper, then at the very least we must have known each other by sight. Ketch Smith? John Boulton? Ring any bells?BobG
Do you remember when the Dons had 3 professional wrestlers in the front row.Goodyear,Heath and Kirk?
Quote from: drfc1951 on September 25, 2023, 11:45:22 amDo you remember when the Dons had 3 professional wrestlers in the front row.Goodyear,Heath and Kirk?Kevin Doyle scrum half, Peter Goodchild on the wing, my Dad used to take me as a lad, before he died.Crikey 60 odd years agoAlan Hepworth second row forward used to give my grandad and me a lift back into town after games.
Bloody hell Bedale!! Wow! Please, please, say hi from me to the pair of 'em. Not seen either in decades but they and I and a few others used to get pissed around the Market Place on Saturday nights (remember the absolutely amazingly shit Magdalene - literally! - but which had a great pint of Tetleys?) Sundays was Tattersfield. Almost religious in our attendance. I used to love Dave Varey...I spent a year in west London with JohnB while he was a postgrad at LSE and I was at London.. We found a bloody great Fullers pub in the back streets behind the BBC not far from Loftus Road. Ended up regulars there too. Ask John what diet he adopted while we were there....Keith was a good cricketer. Fast bowler who could bat. Ask him about the Lotus outside that nightclub that used to be on top of the Co-Op building. Lol. I forget its name now. I bet he hasn't though!CheersBobGPS. Just remembered. John and I were at Stamford Bridge to see Peter Kitchen dribble, score and win the FA Cup tie for Orient. Naturally we had a post match celebration... Trouble was, after closing time, my reenactment of Kitch's beautiful goal on the pavement outside White City tube station, didn't go to plan. The pavement didn't play fair. A bit Micky Droy. I ended up spending bloody hours in Hammersmith hospital A&E. It took months and months for my ankle to get properly better. John'll probably remember more...BobPPS. Watching QPR that season, the season after they so nearly won the Football League, let me regularly enjoy the best midfield I have ever seen: Francis, Masson and Bowles. Just bloody awesome they were. They had everything. Bob
Hi SteveHe'd gone by then sadly. To Man City I believe. I think, though I don't know for sure, that QPR bought Stan Bowles from Carlisle as his replacement.BobG