| Antiques Roadshow 20:07 - Nov 24 with 2356 views | raynor94 |
Tony Millington's shirts are on there tonight, and his family are saying what a soft spot for Swansea.
Remember Tony well a real character |  |
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| Antiques Roadshow on 16:07 - Nov 28 with 372 views | swan65split |
| Antiques Roadshow on 01:09 - Nov 28 by Robbie |
Always looked like he had slapped to much Brycleem on his well groomed hair style .
His sideburns were a blast from the past too .
Sadly I now cannot claim ownership any more of them hairstyles and facial growth .
Dai Davies and the brilliant Dave Stewart were the next generation of keepers I remember but cannot remember Tony Millingtons replacements , bit of a memory gap there . |
Balac, Potter
davies, Rimmer on loan, Barber |  | | |
| Antiques Roadshow on 23:26 - Nov 28 with 286 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Antiques Roadshow on 19:57 - Nov 25 by SullutaCreturned |
You were going to the Swans in 1974? I hardly remember Millington, I was 7 the season he left. |
In Jan 1971 i defo saw Swans vs Rhyl in the FA Cup.
6-1 Swans, Dai Gwyther with a hat trick.
Tony was in goal for us and his younger brother Glanville in goal for Rhyl.
I will see if i can find the Swans line up that day. |  |
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| Antiques Roadshow on 00:51 - Nov 29 with 276 views | Robbie |
| Antiques Roadshow on 16:07 - Nov 28 by swan65split |
Balac, Potter
davies, Rimmer on loan, Barber |
Dai the drop and Jimmy Rimmer were Tosh signings way back in the good old days .
Sure Harry Griffiths was manager on my first ventures onto the fearful NB as my parents tried to stop disuade me from attending football in Swansea on a floodlight Tuesday.
The rebel in me ignored their half hearted appeals , gave up and then The Vetch was it .
Look into Wikipedia soon to find out Tony Millington replacements needed . |  | | |
| Antiques Roadshow on 06:20 - Nov 29 with 266 views | KeithHaynes |
| Antiques Roadshow on 23:26 - Nov 28 by Kilkennyjack |
In Jan 1971 i defo saw Swans vs Rhyl in the FA Cup.
6-1 Swans, Dai Gwyther with a hat trick.
Tony was in goal for us and his younger brother Glanville in goal for Rhyl.
I will see if i can find the Swans line up that day. |
Some very bad violence on the terraces that day. |  |
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| Antiques Roadshow on 06:46 - Nov 29 with 260 views | KeithHaynes |
I will add I was sent a pack of photographs from that day, originals. I still have them but where I couldn’t say. I was researching the Swans fan who was up in London in 1926 for the FA Cup semi final v Arsenal. He was arrested in possession of a revolver. I located his family but they were very unwilling to talk about it. Some nasty scenes that day as well. | |
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| Antiques Roadshow on 08:37 - Nov 29 with 225 views | theloneranger |
| Antiques Roadshow on 00:51 - Nov 29 by Robbie |
Dai the drop and Jimmy Rimmer were Tosh signings way back in the good old days .
Sure Harry Griffiths was manager on my first ventures onto the fearful NB as my parents tried to stop disuade me from attending football in Swansea on a floodlight Tuesday.
The rebel in me ignored their half hearted appeals , gave up and then The Vetch was it .
Look into Wikipedia soon to find out Tony Millington replacements needed . |
Dai Davies first signed for us from Ammanford in 1969, making his debut in the final match of the 1969/70 season.
He was then sold to Everton in 1970, returning back here on loan in 1974 - before being signed by Tosh in 1981.
Jimmy Rimmer first signed for us on loan from Man Utd in 1973, before rejoining us in 1983 from Aston Villa. |  |
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