. Looks like c 1962-3, 63-4??63-64, they ripped us a new one that day with Douglas pulling the strings and Pickering getting a hat trick, all aided with a liberal helping of a very...shall we say...'robust' playing style.Seeing the ad for Ogden's Walnut Sliced has made me reach fro a pipe and enjoy the re-run of MOTD. Looks like c 1962-3, 63-4??
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Seeing the ad for Ogden's Walnut Sliced has made me reach fro a pipe and enjoy the re-run of MOTD. Looks like c 1962-3, 63-4??
…my sister worked for Ogdens when she left school in the 1960s. They had a factory not far from where we lived in Everton & I can still recall the lovely warm smell of the raw tobacco from her overall.
I went out with a girl who worked there for a short period ..... her mum & dad had a sweet shop nearby....…my sister worked for Ogdens when she left school in the 1960s. They had a factory not far from where we lived in Everton & I can still recall the lovely warm smell of the raw tobacco from her overall.
1963. My first game nearly my last as we were well beaten. Fred scored a hat trick and destroyed us. A few months later we bought him and repaid us by scoring a hat trick on his debut.Seeing the ad for Ogden's Walnut Sliced has made me reach fro a pipe and enjoy the re-run of MOTD. Looks like c 1962-3, 63-4??
I thought it was the week after?1963. My first game nearly my last as we were well beaten. Fred scored a hat trick and destroyed us. A few months later we bought him and repaid us by scoring a hat trick on his debut.
A great servant who crossed the sectarian divide and was loved North and South as well as at Everton. He was player manager in Waterford for 4 or 5 years and is still revered by the Decies (pronounced the Daysha btwFor @Bluerover - wife bpought a load of old Goal magazines for me at the Car Boot -a rare photo of Tommy Jackson an inspired signing by the Catt -
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