When I was back at school in the 1960's we had two footballers who came down once a week to help with the sports. They were Brentford's Peter Gelson and Qpr & ex Fulham player Rodney Marsh. Did any other schools have top players of their day assisting, and does it still happen
Peter Bonetti and Jimmy Greaves
Frank Blunstone and Marvin Hinton
Our football coach was one John Jones who claimed to have been a Fulham reserve.
During the summer holidays when I was about 15, a few of us used to train with the local village side in the evening , who were then a decent County side. Through the connection's of one of the senior players, one day Steve Perryman turned up and took over training once a week for about a month. I wanted his autograph on the first day, so got him to squiggle on the back of an old silk cut packet I found on the floor. It started to fade after a few weeks, so I traced over it with biro, making it look completely naff.
I went to the same school as Steve Earle
As a youngster Steve Perryman used to deliver newspapers to a school friend of mine in Northolt.
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Quote from: bog on April 22, 2017, 08:23:19 AM
As a youngster Steve Perryman used to deliver newspapers to a school friend of mine in Northolt.
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He went to school with an ex-girlfriend, she said that he was full of himself.
Quote from: bog on April 22, 2017, 08:23:19 AM
As a youngster Steve Perryman used to deliver newspapers to a school friend of mine in Northolt.
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I used to go to his sports shop in Hayes quite a bit when I lived in that neck of the woods. Think it closed down a good few years ago now though.
Quote from: Holders on April 22, 2017, 08:59:23 AM
Quote from: bog on April 22, 2017, 08:23:19 AM
As a youngster Steve Perryman used to deliver newspapers to a school friend of mine in Northolt.
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He went to school with an ex-girlfriend, she said that he was full of himself.
So are Russian Dolls, they are full of themselves.