His name is hilarious, isn't it?
posted on 15/8/11
Great to meet another old'un!! I'd forgotten about the polio delay but I do remember queuing up at Darwen clinic to get my sugar lump. Duggy kept us in Div 1 when the good players had gone and we had other people's leftovers (Walt Joyce..?). The good news is that Sir Bryan is still healthy and on this planet with us. Thanks Duggy and stay well for many years to come.
posted on 16/8/11
Evening chaps, here have some Werthers...
posted on 16/8/11
Sorry Pie, I don't get that. Let's hear your memories as there is precious little to cheer about right now mate!
posted on 16/8/11
Sweets for the old uns
One of my earliest was the Christmas stuffing of Burnleh in 1982, the dizzy heights of Div 2
posted on 17/8/11
werthers smoke thurrs fire?!
Ah yes stuffed Turkey Moor, very tasty (BTW where's Florida Claret these days..?)
posted on 17/8/11
Eh up our Duggy, glad to see you are still posting, yes the infamous lets play England at centre forward, nowt to lose.
I remember him clattering into Blacklaw and knocking him out, fighting in lumps all over ground and Rovers running out very worthy winners. Now do you remember the return match at Ewood at New Year? lesson dished out to you lot.
Both teams had some great players and to those that were fortunate to see them we will always have our memories and great moments.
Cheers and best for the rest.
posted on 17/8/11
I also remmember rovers burnley we was leading 2-0 and it ended 2-2 on a boxing or new years day it was a real corker end to end stuff.Aye pass me the Werthers Mr Pie.
posted on 17/8/11
The match I am referring to was 2 - 0 to the Clarets, Morgan tormented Rovers all afternoon.
Would prefer Victory V's miself
posted on 17/8/11
These things go round in cycles,I remmember in the late sixties and seventies your lot was top dogs and we were languishing in div3 and 2,lately we have been top dogs swings and roundabouts.
posted on 17/8/11
Grand nostalgia here lads, yes Willie Morgan was a bit on the good side, used to torment K Newton who wasn't a slouch. I also liked Willie Irvine in your 60's side, strong and fast, he'd be worth a fortune today but unless I am mistaken I think he ended up in a sad life. Then there came Steve Kindon, what would he be be worth today? Thanks for the note all the best this season.