Pitsmoor in the 60s

[shaunfl 10]

Was your sister called Marie?

 

Only when I wore a dress !!!!! :hihi:

[darra 10]

Only when I wore a dress !!!!! :hihi:

 

you're supposed to get more sensible the older you get Shaun

[shaunfl 10]

you're supposed to get more sensible the older you get Shaun

 

I have Frank, I just started out totally senseless !!!! :confused:

[darra 10]

I have Frank, I just started out totally senseless !!!! :confused:

 

Didn't like to say mate :)

[phoenix1 10]

Hi all does any one remember the Phoenix or the Savage familys of 73 Fowler st ..... moved away in 1960 ?

[LESMITH 10]

hi i can remember the savages i knock around with malcom when we went to woodside school

[phoenix1 10]

Hi lesmith malcom is my cus dont see him anymore I think he lives at whitney bay ?

[Cycleracer 10]

Hi, I was born on Fowler Street in 1959 so don't remember much about it but my Granparents where called Corbridge can you recall them.

[clarefl 10]

Was your sister called Marie?

 

Hello Darra . . .no my sister is called Sharon she owned the hairdressers after Marie . . and shaunfl is my one of my other sisters . . .Ha!ha! x x

[mandywill 10]

well just spent the last last hour reading this n remembering my youth n paul our name had 2 ll thank u

[bobsouth 10]

Can anybody recall playing football on the Burngreave Danville mount in the late 50s, early 60s.Even when I was about 10 , my brothers, Gordon Walt Willis used to carry the goal post from The Guards Rest on Sorby St.Different pubs would play each other on sunday mornings. Each game would atract quite a good following untill it was time for the pub to open up. It was actually illegal to play organised football on sunday mornings. This was probably the fore runner of Sunday football as we have now

[rabitter 10]

didnt play but used to stand at end of danville mount at what we called the ;big wall: and watch with my dad

good clean sport unlike today very rare anybody started fighting