On a number of social media sites there seems to be growing interest on having a “Street Enders” get together at Blackpool away in February.
Although some are dead and most of the rest of us are pushing 60 and above it would be a great day out to catch up and swap a few old memories. There is even talk of producing a special tee shirt for the occasion.
Although it would be like an OAP day out, it looks like it may happen
A great idea
LIke it. Like the idea of the T shirt too.
I’ll be there il be 64 lol
what about a trip for those who stood on the banks of the arboretum watching the saddlers in their chuckery home… feel this is slightly ageist and will be putting in a formal complaint.
Sounds like a great idea loads of happy memories with the brownhills crew
I was with the Brownhills crew there was me peter bayliss, gary day tubby meddings, roger hall.
Tonka finny and me Kev H
Tonka pulled up outside our house last week for a chat lol, he has built a couple of houses down the ogley road next to the club, we were talking about micky finn and some of the tales he used to come out with like the time he took on a group of sheffield united fans at the game we sent em down, and chased them off
Good Times especially Chesterfield away in the miners club think I got wasted lol
You couldn’t have a mate called “Tubby” these days. Imagine the offence caused
was that the game where that copper with the port wine birthmark on his face kept on letting his dog bite us as we was trying to walk past?
He still goes by the name tubby, no snowflakes in our gang
I see tonka nearly every game home and away
I am amazed at his recovery to be honest
Will Brian “Stevo” Stevens be there…our original agent provocateur …lol.
Whatever happened to Coxy?
Believe me, Brian Cox was the original agent provocateur.
I knocked about with finny for about 10 years but he just fell out of it during the zbonser struggle years - someone told me he went to support Leeds ?
Part timer me. Always went with the same guys, always stood in the same spot. Me, Mic, Pete and Stan. I was a street ender, but not ‘crew’.