Graves Park

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Originally Posted by BlockD

It certainly is not the 3rd word in your post TT

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Top of the Hill then?

My brother would have been there at that time, 6 years younger than me so he woould have started in 1970 I think

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Originally Posted by tomytony

Top of the Hill then?

My brother would have been there at that time, 6 years younger than me so he woould have started in 1970 I think

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I bet i know him then

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Originally Posted by BlockD

I bet i know him then

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Sent you a PM

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Originally Posted by BlockD

I bet i know him then

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I bet you did. There can’t have been many kids around with the surname of Ytony.

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Originally Posted by GrayBlade

I bet you did. There can’t have been many kids around with the surname of Ytony.

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Ah, the Ytony's a well known Woodhouse tribe. :)

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Originally Posted by tomytony

Sent you a PM

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Replied TT

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Snap x2 !

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Originally Posted by Holden_C

John Short?

Edit, no, too much hair :)

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defo not john short.

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Originally Posted by blockd

good call,

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thats mickey speight!
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Originally Posted by BlockD

Brunswick was our school pitch when I was at Woodhouse County,top half was a smashing pitch,bottom half just a quagmire there was a pond at the side of the pitch can you remember that?

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This probably explains why none of you could play football only having half a pitch Athelstan meanwhile had 2 fine pitches that were like bowling greens either side of a mighty fine cricket square (proper school sports field) no need to take a rubber ring with you out on the pitch. I remember playing at Brunswick I came back thinking not everyone was as fortunate as us one of my first life lessons