who remembers
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Re: who remembers
Hmmmm, isn't it.KC & sunshine band wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 6:02 pm lovely lunch with the boys having a craic
who remembers ?
rosettes
peanut seller
small white programmes
half time scores in programme and shown around perimeter of pitch
League ladders - given out in comics like valiant and hotspur
playing in blue
golden girls
smell of horses oils
football with laces cleaned with dubbin
rattles
programme fairs
ray the roller
electric scoreboard
floodlights in corner of ground
just being called Orient
outside toilets
west side ultras
small boys
jumpers for goalposts
small boys
up the os
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I remember standing on that station in the sixties on a Saturday afternoon looking down on to the ground just before kick off waiting for a very late running train whilst they played the Beatles singing A Taste Of Honey. Happy memory.Howling Mad Murdock wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 3:09 am Leytonstone FC and where they played.I remember watching from the railway station in the 70's.
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Trying to think back when I was there.Only happened once.It was in the days when I used to visit my stepmums relatives in Tottenham Hale sometime around 1975.I was travelling back by train.I remember it was dark so it had to be winter.I got overcarried by the train as I wanted to get off at Leyton Midland Road.I couldn't operate the latch on the train so had to explain to the guard why I had gone one station too far.Changed platforms and watched the footee till the train took me back to Leyton Midland Road.I also did a paper round,round there.I worked for Hills Newsagents which is still there today.Right outside Leytonstone High Road station and used to deliver to the houses very near to the football ground and social club.I remember all the cigarette butts in the rubbish oh and empty lager cans.Yuck.WickfordO wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 5:08 pmI remember standing on that station in the sixties on a Saturday afternoon looking down on to the ground just before kick off waiting for a very late running train whilst they played the Beatles singing A Taste Of Honey. Happy memory.Howling Mad Murdock wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 3:09 am Leytonstone FC and where they played.I remember watching from the railway station in the 70's.
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Re: who remembers
He lived off of Raglan Road .
Opposite the Raglan pub
Chestnut avanue i think
( not sure north or south)
Goochdog was a neighbour wasnt he
Opposite the Raglan pub
Chestnut avanue i think
( not sure north or south)
Goochdog was a neighbour wasnt he
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nope - top of the listNuneatonO's wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 12:24 am You've missed out silk (and cardboard) rosettes.
Anything else nostalgia-related, basically pales into insignificance.
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Re: who remembers
brilliant Photo
When you think that now we have six people and Julian aimlessly prodding forks into the pitch at half time
look at the size of the roller
Raymond would go to both penalty areas pulling that roller to the roar of the crowd
Absolute legend