Sheffield United/Sheffield Wednesday the last 30 years

[Paul Blade]

Winger 66/68 played 16 scored 1

[canadablade]

Winger 66/68 played 16 scored 1

 

William Hamilton Punton (born 9 May 1934) is a former footballer and football manager.

 

Born in Glenkinche, East Lothian, Punton was a left-sided winger who played for Portadown, Newcastle United, Southend United, Norwich City, Sheffield United, Scunthorpe and Yarmouth Town. He went on to manage Yarmouth Town and Diss Town.

 

Can honestly say I had never heard of him

[Paul Blade]

William Hamilton Punton (born 9 May 1934) is a former footballer and football manager.

 

Born in Glenkinche, East Lothian, Punton was a left-sided winger who played for Portadown, Newcastle United, Southend United, Norwich City, Sheffield United, Scunthorpe and Yarmouth Town. He went on to manage Yarmouth Town and Diss Town.

 

Can honestly say I had never heard of him

 

I remembered the name and asked a friend about him that's all for me :hihi:

[eastbank]

thirty years....1981 started great for me.....wednesday went top of the league and some grumpty arsenal fans fractured my skull after we had been watching match of the day in hatfield, when the owls beat luton 3-0.

the eighties and two semi final defeats.

the nineties one league cup win, one defeat and trip to fa cup final and two trips to europe.

bonus a nice jolly with alex at france 98.

the millenium and a play off win at cardiff.

another euro jaunt to portugal...

but watching the likes of rooney and lampard....didnt give the same buzz as stood on some decrepit terrace watching the owls in the third....

read about it in wednesday rucks and rock and roll out in january 2012.

no mention of the stick of rock though, but the service station in france gets a look in.....happy days

[ukdobby]

Whos he ?

Was he a player for Melchester Rovers ? :huh:

 

If my memory serves me right did he score the winner in a derby at the lane,I was only about 8 and remember a baldy scoring against us in a 1-0 defeat,ouch:gag:

[alex3659]

thirty years....1981 started great for me.....wednesday went top of the league and some grumpty arsenal fans fractured my skull after we had been watching match of the day in hatfield, when the owls beat luton 3-0.

the eighties and two semi final defeats.

the nineties one league cup win, one defeat and trip to fa cup final and two trips to europe.

bonus a nice jolly with alex at france 98.

the millenium and a play off win at cardiff.

another euro jaunt to portugal...

but watching the likes of rooney and lampard....didnt give the same buzz as stood on some decrepit terrace watching the owls in the third....

read about it in wednesday rucks and rock and roll out in january 2012.

no mention of the stick of rock though, but the service station in france gets a look in.....happy days

 

I ought to be on commision all the material I give you for your wednesday books, do they know I'm a Blade?.

[eastbank]

I ought to be on commision all the material I give you for your wednesday books, do they know I'm a Blade?.

 

 

thought tha were a mate......off to leeds sunday....my first line in the bbc drama the syndicate.....playing big mick.....

hope tha behaved last week with lads.....

buy thi a drink when we launch the book......happy days

[alex3659]

Hogkinson, Badger ,Shaw, Munks Mathewson, Wagstaff, Woodward, Barlow, Birchenall, Fenoughty, Punton.

 

Chelsea 1 Sheffield Uniter 1.

 

Birchenall scored.

 

 

Springett, Smith, Megson, Mobley, Ellis, Young, Fantham, McCalliog, Ritchie, Ford, Pugh.

 

Sheffield wednesday 6 Chelsea 1.

 

McCalliog, Ritchie 2, Ford 2, Fantham.

[alex3659]

thought tha were a mate......off to leeds sunday....my first line in the bbc drama the syndicate.....playing big mick.....

hope tha behaved last week with lads.....

buy thi a drink when we launch the book......happy days

 

Good luck pal.

[alex3659]

Hogkinson, Badger ,Shaw, Munks Mathewson, Wagstaff, Woodward, Barlow, Birchenall, Fenoughty, Punton.

 

Chelsea 1 Sheffield Uniter 1.

 

Birchenall scored.

 

 

Springett, Smith, Megson, Mobley, Ellis, Young, Fantham, McCalliog, Ritchie, Ford, Pugh.

 

Sheffield wednesday 6 Chelsea 1.

 

McCalliog, Ritchie 2, Ford 2, Fantham.

 

Who was manger of United, wednesday and chelsea for these games.