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Perhaps he read a headline while the paper (nearly said newspaper then!) when it was on the counter without buying it ?

They did when there was striking (or picketing) miners nearby !

Both Dr. Leddy's were brothers.

And then what happened Pattricia?

Yes, the convent was/is next door to St. Catherine's on Melrose Road.

Dean Smith, failure at last three clubs so perhaps a strong candidate for S6.

Absolutely correct, Prettytom.

Wonder who they have in mind for the job?

Didn't Wednesday play Hartlepool there in a play-off final and took over 40,000 fans there?

Where do the roughest inhabitants of Attercliffe -say all of Attercliffe Road and Common and streets to the sides- now live?

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Well, with respect crooksey, my Victorian Pitsmoor born grandmother WOULD have stepped into a Brightside and Carbrook shop, as most of B&C 's were in working class areas and priced accordingly, not like the other lot. Also, which Co_Op food is the article about, the one at Castle Street and Angel Street? Which i thought was gone anyway.

I can only think of a few : David Herd (he of Manchester United and Arsenal), Alan Ball, Jimmy Greaves's son Danny made it-as a so-so mid-field player at Southend United Nigel Clough and Frank Lampard and Gary Megson, as well as Nigel Clough who was a very decent player at when at Liverpool.

Who, Ringo Starrs son? His name is Zach.

Thank you KP. and haven't heard the term 'loopy' since I left Sheffield.

The late, great Bill Shankly first made that last quote and he wasn't there but point taken. On the other side of it Nervy, I read that Ipswich took 41 out of the last 44 available points, (might be a bit wrong on that) I think that's promotion form even at the Owl's expense.

I live in New York and Microsoft wouldn't allow me to view either of those. Was there bare ar*** nudity, graphic violence or Nazi rallies in there?

Good question, as I've never heard of it and I'm in my 70s, Abbeydaie yes but not Beauchief.

What about Tap and Barrel (old Bull & Oak) is that still open? Always some unsavoury types frequenting there.

If it had been a copper's bike then there would have been an unprecedented manhunt on.

And a packed M1. No, the football affinity stops at Wombwell.

It suggests on that menu that the price is for two peopie . What I found interesting was the children's menu which says 'order by height', so if one is ordering by phone, do they have to 'fib' if they have 'tall for age' kids?

Is that 20 quid per person ?

Read on another site that the Big Gun pub in the Wicker is to close for good in September and the last surviving pub on that thouroughfare. Pity, as the place -at least mid- 1970s/80s- was one of the cleanest and well run places and great beer in that area.

And who might that be, as only Peterborough are capable, the next below, them. Portsmouth, are out of it,