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And finally a couple of pictures, from March and July 1953:
In retirement Wally took a job as a Messenger at Provincial Bank Nottingham City Centre.A youngster’s route to stardom was a little different in those days (this is from June 1953):
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I think he was the ex-player who submitted a design in the Evening Post competition that led to the world-famous tree badge.In retirement Wally took a job as a Messenger at Provincial Bank Nottingham City Centre.
A guy called David Lewis designed the badge.I think he was the ex-player who submitted a design in the Evening Post competition that led to the world-famous tree badge.
Ah yes, I know David won the competition but the club received multiple entries (of the top of my head it was more than 50), one of which was from a former player, who, without going off and checking, I’m pretty sure sure was Wally Ardron.A guy called David Lewis designed the badge.
https://www.nottinghamforest.co.uk/news/2023/april/14/celebrating-50-years-of-the-tricky-tree/
Ah, I read your previous post as Wally's entry led to the new badge, not that he entered the competition that led to the new badge.Ah yes, I know David won the competition but the club received multiple entries (of the top of my head it was more than 50), one of which was from a former player, who, without going off and checking, I’m pretty sure sure was Wally Ardron.
Yes, apologies if I wasn't clear.Ah, I read your previous post as Wally's entry led to the new badge, not that he entered the competition that led to the new badge.
No worries.Yes, apologies if I wasn't clear.
Skeg 86
I don’t mate, if it was ‘86 as Steve B said (the girls hairstyles are defo mid 80’s) a bit before my time.
Sadly I know em all, and the girls and I’m in there too, not telling you which one thoI don’t mate, if it was ‘86 as Steve B said (the girls hairstyles are defo mid 80’s) a bit before my time.
Can’t spot any of the well known faces amongst them either.
Good memories though Steve, I’ve got a few pictures from the late 80’s/early 90’sSadly I know em all, and the girls and I’m in there too, not telling you which one tho![]()
We had some laughs over the years travelling up and down the country, mad old days.Good memories though Steve, I’ve got a few pictures from the late 80’s/early 90’s![]()
The great Jim Barron... now 82 years old.
It is an undeniable Law: when there are 2 girls together, one is always a good looker... the other less so.
Me too, and that's the other undeniable law. She was usually dirtier.It is an undeniable Law: when there are 2 girls together, one is always a good looker... the other less so.
In my youth why was it I generally copped off with the less so.
As I used to console myself, "Nobody loves a fat girl, but a fat girl knows how to love".Me too, and that's the other undeniable law. She was usually dirtier.
It’s a great picture, but surly in that area of the pitch - i.e. miles from the goalmouth - that’s at least a Yellow Card for deliberate handball?
It was taken during COVID... the stands are empty.It’s a great picture, but surly in that area of the pitch - i.e. miles from the goalmouth - that’s at least a Yellow Card for deliberate handball?
Always refered to as the 'Tug'It is an undeniable Law: when there are 2 girls together, one is always a good looker... the other less so.
In my youth why was it I generally copped off with the less so.
There's nothing sweeter than hearing horesmone.As I used to console myself, "Nobody loves a fat girl, but a fat girl knows how to love".
Before I get hounded by the feminists on here, them were different times, and I was driven by hormones.
But that's the difference between a vitamin and a hormone... you'll never hear a vitamin.There's nothing sweeter than hearing horesmone.