| Past players 12:43 - Dec 6 with 3581 views | Tappers |
Is anyone in contact with past players esp team of 1968 |  | | |  |
| Past players on 16:18 - Dec 6 with 3486 views | 1949er |
Charlie Simpson lives near me in Newhey | |
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| Past players on 17:53 - Dec 7 with 3237 views | EllDale |
I think Charlie would have been too young for that 1968 team, probably still at St Wilfrids around that time.
I also thought that there would have been a deluge of people on here who know "our Craig".
As for the 1968 team a lot of them weren't Rochdale lads and so never settled in the town.
Vinny Leech lived on Cowm Park Way in Whitworth (as did Tony Buck when he signed from Newport) whilst Steve Melledew lived locally.
I used to see Derek Ryder pretty regularly around Rochdale in the 1980's when he was a brewery rep but he always seemed happier for whatever reason talking about his time in the first team squad at Leeds under Don Revie although it must have been hard playing in the shadow of Willie Bell and then Terry Cooper. | | | |
| Past players on 18:31 - Dec 7 with 3206 views | chalkyncfc |
I had the great pleasure of doing a Sunday night pub quiz with Gerry Carver back in the 90's,he made 279 appearances for Notts back in the 60's and 70's
I didn't even know that he played for Notts until one day somebody said to me that I was only sitting with him because he played for County,I told Gerry what had been said and he replied "Yeah I did" A really humble and kind man who would (if pushed) tell you tales of Notts back in his day and in no way a big headed way,just great story's about cadging lifts of fans for away games,the old leather footballs,the boozing,a fag a half time and stuff,I loved talking to him about Notts in the old days,I asked him if he regretted not being a footballer now and making loads of cash and he replied that he got paid for the job that he loved and would always be grateful for that,I would sooner have a pint and chat with Gerry's generation than Rooney or the like | | | |
| Past players on 19:40 - Dec 7 with 3147 views | 442Dale |
| Past players on 18:31 - Dec 7 by chalkyncfc |
I had the great pleasure of doing a Sunday night pub quiz with Gerry Carver back in the 90's,he made 279 appearances for Notts back in the 60's and 70's
I didn't even know that he played for Notts until one day somebody said to me that I was only sitting with him because he played for County,I told Gerry what had been said and he replied "Yeah I did" A really humble and kind man who would (if pushed) tell you tales of Notts back in his day and in no way a big headed way,just great story's about cadging lifts of fans for away games,the old leather footballs,the boozing,a fag a half time and stuff,I loved talking to him about Notts in the old days,I asked him if he regretted not being a footballer now and making loads of cash and he replied that he got paid for the job that he loved and would always be grateful for that,I would sooner have a pint and chat with Gerry's generation than Rooney or the like |
"the like" including your current lot who are doing really well with that current bonus scheme. It would mean something if the squad were more like Carver and we weren't hearing such a policy is "why players are scoring in the 96th minute"
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| Past players on 20:02 - Dec 7 with 3130 views | chalkyncfc |
| Past players on 19:40 - Dec 7 by 442Dale |
"the like" including your current lot who are doing really well with that current bonus scheme. It would mean something if the squad were more like Carver and we weren't hearing such a policy is "why players are scoring in the 96th minute"
#bemoregerry |
Sadly I concur | | | |
| Past players on 20:11 - Dec 7 with 3117 views | D_Alien |
| Past players on 20:02 - Dec 7 by chalkyncfc |
Sadly I concur |
Bobby Concur, former Newcastle stalwart? |  |
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| Past players on 07:45 - Dec 8 with 2980 views | EllDale |
Was it Julius Caesar who said, "I came, I saw, I concurred"? | | | |
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