St Petre

Huddersfield's last game is away at Ipswich, a lot( top and bottom) could depend on that.

I think at one time that part of Norfolk Street (Arundel Gate to Fitzalan Square) for whatever reason. had it's name changed to Esperanto Place.

Yes, Bill Shankly.

Don't think SS would go down very well,

Union Jack is for the Royal Navy, Union flag for everything else.

Good answer, not long till Chesterfield v Blades/Owls derbies then.

There was, is and always will be more to Sheffield than Hendo's!

On a side note: How did Birmingham get so bad?

Is there a limit -in any division- as to how many tickets a club can allocate to away fans?

What happened to the 'millions' they collected from the previous parachute payments? And the sales of-among others- Ramsdale and Berg?

I don't think it was called the Marples' in the 1940s , rather after a landlord at the time or previous. Also when the Hermitage pub (London Road) was a rebuilt in 1963 after the previous pub l was bombed, there was a plaque outside commemorating . 'Original building on this site was destroyed by enemy action '. Whether lives were lost then I don't know.

Not so unlucky as the Friday mash came mixed with parsley sauce, for the fish. best dinner (lunch) of the week.

When i was at secondary school-1958-62- we never had chips, it was mashed potato with everything including fish. Wonder when the 'Chip syndrome' started?

Yes it was and Duncan Gilmour's brewery was on the other side of Bridge Street nearer to Snig Hill.

Wasn't there a new type bus running around- the old- Lodge Moor route- about three y ears ago with the old SCT cream and blue colours, as there was no more SCT, who owned/ran it?

Yes they did.

Jim, I think the Athol building extended to Pinstone Street but they were private dwellings (above the ground floor anyway). The Athol had two entrances, Charles Street and Cross Burgess Street.

And Tribune can't even get the street right that Kommune is on.

It's Castle Street not Castlegate.

Not lived in Sheffield since the 1980s, there is a photo of the Applebaum's I remember on Division Street between Cambridge Street and Carer Lane at Picture Sheffield code No; s23129

I was at that i965 great show, wasn't Joe Brown in it and perhaps the Everly Brothers or am I wrong about the U.S, duo? The Moody's had just scored their first big hit then 'Go Now' with Denny Laine on lead vocals.

No one advises Mr. Chansiri, he's the Donald Trump of football.

But not Burngreave.

And George Hirst plays for Ipswich.

The season after the Owls were runners up to champions Tottenham (I think).