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Yes Kings Arms, revolving doors, snooker room Bass ale (good pint) and Higsons bitter (worst pint ever brewed) . Happy days!

Loved that pub about 1968 !

Hi Terry, I wondered if you knew my brother Allan he was 9 years older than me. His pals back in the fifties were Mick Wilson who lived on Uttley street , Keith Croker who worked in the brick kilns on the cutting (Eleanor street ) and Les Leather.

My name is Roy Christian Terry,used to live on Phillimore Road no. 13 near Rowens chip shop then we moved to Studley when I was 10. I am 66 now. I remember talking to someone called Terry at darnall terminus in the late sixties he knew Billy well, wonder if it was you?

Thanks for that Terry.Must be 50 odd years since I was at Marena's house she was lovely.I'm sure she would remember my mum Edith. What about Gordon?

Ernest Morley! Get in his company in the pub and it was a laugh a minute. You'd never guess he was a miner, what with his handbag and poodle!. Brilliant.

Hilary! how could you!

Saw in one of your posts that Barry Hoole is your mate,Barry is my cousin along with Donald, David,Pauline,Brenda and Barbara, have I missed anyone?. I havn't seen them for many years. Another cousin was Billy Grimshaw who worked for king coal on Basford Street ,did you know him?.

Fantastic club in the sixties,isaw Lee Dorsey (Holy Cow etc) also saw Joe Cocker take over the stage from John Ohara one night.

Wow 44, my son is 32 but I got married again and restarted.Hope life has treated you well all these years.I sometimes pass through darnall and it's like a different world.

Hi Wendy,don't know if I'm working this right. I replied as a private message let me know if you received it ! If not, I'm fine how are you and your family ? I can remember your little one.

I was one of those who went to Vereeniging !

My dad worked at Kaysers ,I could hear him driving the big hammer when I was in bed on. phillimore road !

Yes! Hello Wendy ---------- Post added 01-01-2016 at 19:25 ---------- No, sorry I don't know anyone named Rose !

I knew Bob Fenn,think he played rugby for the tigers I played for Sheffield club.We once caught the bus together from town,we then had a race up Kirby road,for a big guy I couldn't believe how fast he was , I never stood a chance. I lived on Studley road.