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Best ask Sian if she's got an uncle John

I remember Kevin Broadley left the same year as me 1980 he used to play in the football team with Paul Hankcock centre back i think. Anyone remember Mr Dower, evil!

Edwin "eye to eye contact" Star was living with a bird a good few years ago in hillsborough, she owned a sweet shop on holme lane, went in one night and old Edwin popped his head round the corner, couldn't believe it.

Hi just returned from a trip to ingoldmells market, as you walk round you see the "auctions" with the crowd holding their hands in the air, the "auctioneer" ranting about xboxes, psp's, mobile phones etc, etc "all brand new, boxes a little tatty" he might say, but to be honest, its that long winded by the time he gets to the crunch ive got bored and left, so i'm wondering if anyone on this forum has actually stayed till the death, and will share with us what super "bargains" they got at the end. How many walked away with, lets say the latest mobile phone or Xbox. And more importantly if not, how did the auctioneer wangle out of it Thankyou.

BECAUSE OF THE SHOCKING ROAD SURFACE'S It starts on the parkway all the way in.. bump ....bump...bump we must have the worse roads in BRITIAN!! Even the "new road" off the parkway towards crystal peaks is terrible now, even worse coming towards town. Have we got the worse road workers or what? Can they lay a road? End of moan.

wor a'bart booit for boot n tarn for town.

If someone come up with this idea i think it would do well. All sunday league players reach this age sooner or later and then have to make a choice, either pack in or play on a Saturday. Personally i work most Saturdays or go to a Match, so Sunday mornings has always been my preference, but now i'm fed up of chasing young whipper snappers up and down the wing, so come on,someone start a league.......PLEASE.

Fire started in the upstairs of THE TASTE OF INDIA restaurant and has spread to other buildings in the block.

On my pc tonite with the brown bottle band cd on , just wondering if they are still going, its a few years since i saw them but they are class.

Who can remember the old shops in town i can remember Rackhams, and BHS I used to go there for a pot of tea when wagging it from school wi me mate, also woolworths, and who can remember that shop at the side of the ABC, Schofields, we used to go in there waggin it, and put music on the jukebox, they had in the clothes department for nowt, it were fun at the time. And who can forget Harringtons, Everybody in sheff must have bought summat from there.

How come the crucible got the snooker in the first place, who was behind it, its a bit embarassing on the telly when the players are on video trying to be cool an behind them is the grafitti on the walls,it makes sheff look a right dump. But never the less i love the world championships being held at sheffield, always watched it, an always will. Good on yer anyway, whoever you are.

Anyone see the streaker today at the final session, i think it was that scouser bloke the cameras panned away so you couldn't quite tell. Anyway it didn't put the rocket off, well done Ronnie.

Anyone know a good curry recipe, my mate swears by this one. (Iv'e tried it an its sound) BEST BEEF CURRY EVER. 900g/2lb lean brazing steak (cut into 1"cubes 3tbls seasoned flour 5tbls sunflower oil 1 tsp ground cumin 1 tsp ground coriander 1/2 tspground ginger 1 tsp ground turmeric 1/4 tspground mace 2- 6 fresh chillies (depending on taste) 2 onions finely chopped 3 cloves of garlic 150 ml 1/4 pint rich beef stock (3 oxo cubes in 1/4 pint of water 2x400g chopped tomatos salt & pepper (Can also add some chopped mushrooms) Coat the cubes of steak in the seasoned flour. Heat oil in a large frying pan. Sear the meat in batches, using a slotted spoon or spatula to transfer the meat to a plate. Add the spices (use another tbls of oil if required) and stir over a moderate heat.Cook for 1 min, and then add onions,chillies ,and garlic.Stir in the meat and the stock, then the tomatos and season to taste. Bring to the boil,then simmer, cover and cook for 1 to 1 an half hours stirring occasionally, until the meat is tender. Remove the lid for the final 1/2 hour to allow the sauce to reduce. Serves four. Serve with Basmati Rice. 1 an half cups of rice 3 cups of water add a little salt, put on heat till boilng, then simmer for ten mins with firm lid on pan then rice is perfect. TRY IT . GOOD LUCK.

This interview put a lump in my throat .....Proud to be from Sheffield.

Is it me or do you miss the sheffield show in hillsborough park? Iv'e been to one in Graves park , but to me it wasn't the same am i just been sentimental? And what else does the park have to offer to the sheffield public? I used to love the SS all the stalls the army's famous Wall (but i were too youg) horses ,getting into a fire engine and them bikes you could go on driving round that make believe road with the junctions.Plus you used to go home with a bag full of baloons and badges and stickers it were great.

[ prove yourself before you get the job. [/b] couldn't agree more had so many men come to our firm for a job with" ten years experience" done one day, gone home never to be seen again.

Hold on a minute, feb 1962...... hmm i was born in nov 1962.... hmm wonder what mum and dad were doing on this cold febuary night i'll have to ask em.

Bring back Chris Evans, Every show he did were brilliant TFI friday and Don't forget your Toothbrush my two favorites.

Nike advert with Brazil and Portugal i love it! so much skill, and the end is great when the ref comes in with the slide tackle OLE!!!!!!

The Cathrine do me a favour, I used to go in there when i was 16 and it had half a dozen old men playing dominoes to go with there halfs of bitter! nobody batted an eyelid to me an my mate so we could just sit there and get totaly pi55ed. The Freemasons in hillsborough... hmm before it was refurbished it had a problem with dope smokers in the corner, but i wouldn't say it was the roughest or hardest pub. It depends what you define as rough, personally i think it comes down to the publican who runs the pub. You let gangs of drug smoking morons in, turn the light off, put thumping music on have them bumping into themselves on the floor,then its a recipe for disaster. Every pub has hard men goin in them, but its not the hardest pub until the hardest man is in that pub!!!! Ps used to go in the Magnet and never had a problem.

I have a macro card but haven't been for a while,as we were driving passed i thought we might pop in for a look round. But cause i haven't used my card for a while it had been cancelled so they gave us a day pass, after looking round for an hour we decided to leave as i don't think its any cheaper than normal every day stores what does any one else think?

It was a regular thing the old power cut summat to do with labour goverment of 70's , every household kept a pack of candles just in case infact i've still got some down celler. Good old days???? I don't think so.

Yep i went to southey green school i left in 1975 then went to chaucer.Headmaster was lupton can you remember the headmistress from the infants Miss Hill what an old battleaxe she were. Other teachers i can remember are Mr Senior, Mr Gillard, Mr Drake, Miss Grapes, Miss Hayes, ooh nearly forgot Mr Roebuck and the best teacher Mr Chambers, 30 years ago how time flies.

Couldn't agree more!

I used to live in sothall and this road has always been a nightmare, with people speeding to get to the end of the road before it goes into one lane, unfortunatley only death will cure this. WELL DONE COUNCIL!