Yes Gowling played for us - up front with Frank Worthington
Happy days!
Happy days!
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Thanks sluffy and trotter; I was sure I remembered the name as one of ours. Ian Greaves was the manager at the time and we went up to Div 1 thanks to a superb strike from Frank against Blackburn. God, was it really thirty plus years ago? I feel very old.Sluffy wrote:Yes Gowling played for us - up front with Frank Worthington
Happy days!
Yes I remember Williams.boltonbonce wrote:Anyone remember Gareth Williams? He had a sports shop on Little Hulton shopping centre,though it didn't last long. I always remember him as a great passer of the ball,but,by today's standards a bit on the chunky side. Good player though.
Wrong thread....?boltonbonce wrote:I remember Rudge Breadman. Piss poor,though I remember him scoring in an 8-1 stuffing of Walsall. Think we were in the old 3rd division at the time.
Tony Dunne was the best left back I've ever seen play for us - even better than Cowdrill!! - I don't give a fuck he was ex-united - he was class.Sluffy wrote:Slightly afterwards.
Jimmy Armfield brought him in along with three lads from Blackpool one of them being Peter Nicholson. Then Peter Thompson and Tony Dunne.
Hurley was a great player but his best days had gone by the time we got him.
Not the case with Thompson and Dunne though - great, great players for us.
Sorry I've just checked - Hurley was signed just before Armfield came - so you were bob on and it was me who was slightly out.boltonbonce wrote:Remember Terry Wharton well,a Bolton born lad. They were happy days. Think the great Charlie Hurley played for us round about then too.
Does anyone remember the big black dog that ran onto the pitch wantin a game, none of the players could catch it so Frank Worthy left the pitch then came back on with a lead, got down on one knee, the dog came to him and he walked it off, brilliant, the crowd started singin, 'we all agree, the dog is better that Latchford', haha, you couldn't write it, then throwin snow balls at George Wood singin, 'you'll never play for Scotland', haha, happy days!!!!!!CAMPO wrote:That's right wanderlust, Arsenal, I think, offered £600,000 for Reidy just before that injury and then he went for £60,000 after the knee ligament damage, still went on to play for Everton and England!! BWFC robbed again, all though he coud'nt bring down Marradonna in that World Cup game.wanderlust wrote:Worst game (30 minutes approximately) of my life that one. I was 20 minutes late getting in due to the snow so watched Reid collide with Woods, missed our goal (Worthy?) saw their goal which came about because a back pass stuck in the snow (Bob Latchford maybe?), and then it was abandoned at half time so nobody got their money back.Reebok Trotter wrote:I think Reidy did his knee. It was a bad injury because he was out for nearly twelve months and we lost our most creative midfield player. They wouldn't play matches in those conditions nowadays.rammywhite wrote:You're right. The game was abandoned at half time Every other game was abandoned before the start.
The referee was called Trelford Mills- I remember that as I thought it was a gormless name.
The guy who ran the line that day ended up working for Ramsbottom Kitchen Co.- he fitted our kitchen.
He told me that the Police asked for the game to be started then abandoned as if it was abandoned before the kick off (and broadcast on radio) all the Everton fans would do U-turns on the East Lancs road and cause even more chaos.
Therefore they started knowing full well that the game would finish at half time.
And Reid ,knowing this, still broke his leg.
I don't know whether to believe the guy or not. But he was a damn good plumber
I think we played in red strips which went down like a lead balloon but at least you could just about make out the players in a snow storm.
The game was in '79 and we ended selling Reid to Everton for a cut-down price of £60k in '82 which was set so low because of the injuries he had. The irony.
Could'nt get up the hill in Darcy Lever in our car after the game, was it Boxing Day or New Years Day?
Indeed Hurley signed pre Armfield and also left before his arrival. Armfield's central defenders in the 3rd division days were usually John Hulme, Paul Jones and Warwick Rimmer. The 3 Blackpool players to arrive with Armfield were Peter Nicholson, Henry Mowbray and Graham Rowe.Sluffy wrote:Sorry I've just checked - Hurley was signed just before Armfield came - so you were bob on and it was me who was slightly out.boltonbonce wrote:Remember Terry Wharton well,a Bolton born lad. They were happy days. Think the great Charlie Hurley played for us round about then too.
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